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'Rare' item from Trump Tower's lavish penthouse up for sale (opens the original)
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Part of a mirrored ceiling that once hung above Donald Trump's penthouse in New York City is up for sale. The surviving section of the 24-carat gold and bevelled mirror ceiling, commissioned by the now President of the United States for his property at Trump Tower in 1987, will go under the hammer in Gloucestershire on 7 October. The fragment, described as "unusual and rare" by Dominic Winter Auctioneers, features a leaf pattern. It is believed to be one of only three pieces left over from the o
Extreme heat has caused drop in UK milk supply, new data shows (opens the original)
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Extreme heat this summer has led to dairy farmers delivering 240 million fewer litres of milk than expected, researchers have said. Farmers delivered four fewer days of milk supply than would be expected between May and August, according to the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU). With the heat leading to poor grazing conditions, stunted harvests and heat strain on livestock in England and Wales, many farmers have started giving winter feed to cattle, including Debbie Wilkins, a dairy an
'Survivor' in fundraising bid to save at risk rape crisis centre (opens the original)
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A survivor of sexual assault has dedicated herself to raising money for a charity which she said was a "game-changer" when she was at her lowest. Saxon Rose was 13 when she told her parents that she had been sexually abused but she promised herself then that she would never talk about it again. Now 30, Saxon said she finally felt empowered to speak out after she received support from Gloucestershire Rape and Sexual Abuse Centre (GRASAC). She is raising money for the centre which is currently fac
New children's book festival in Stroud 'open to everyone' (opens the original)
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A new book festival for children will be "open and accessible to everyone", regardless of whether they can afford a ticket, organisers say. Brimscombe Mill Kids Book Fest will take place in Stroud from 9-10 October, with event tickets costing £4.50, although free tickets are available with "no judgement, no criteria", Jo Mansell from Brimscombe Mill said. The festival will feature a secondhand bookshop, along with workshops and signings from local and national authors and illustrators such as Wr
Kittens with deformed tails found abandoned in Gloucestershire (opens the original)
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Five kittens, four of whom have deformed or no tails, are receiving around-the-clock care after being found abandoned. Patricia, Patrick, Pamela, Pauline, and Petunia arrived at The Cotswolds Dogs & Cats Home in Gloucestershire about two weeks ago after a member of the public found them. They were thought to be five weeks old when they arrived, staff said they were “far too young“ to be without their mother, and were very frightened, they assumed because they were not used to humans. "They are g
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