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Martha's Rule: Families welcome right to challenge A&E care (opens the original)
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Families with experience of loved ones receiving critical care have welcomed the expansion of a new right to request a rapid review in A&E. Named after 13-year-old Martha Mills, who died from sepsis in 2021, Martha's Rule allows patients, loved ones and staff to request an urgent review if they believe a patient is deteriorating and their concerns are not being heard. The scheme is already being being piloted in A&Es in Gloucester, Cheltenham, Taunton and Yeovil and is set to be rolled out in al
Ex-NCA officer must repay £1.8m of Bitcoin stolen from criminals (opens the original)
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A former National Crime Agency (NCA) officer will have to repay £1.8m after stealing the valuable cryptocurrency Bitcoin he seized during an investigation. Paul Chowles, 44, from Bristol, was jailed for five and a half years at Liverpool Crown Court last year after pleading guilty to theft and money laundering. After his part in an NCA investigation into criminals selling illegal goods on the dark web, Chowles transferred about half of the Bitcoin seized from a drug trafficker into his own accou
My 999 call foiled RAF Fairford plot, farmer tells BBC (opens the original)
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A farmer who told the BBC her 999 call "foiled" a suspected terror plot says police and security services "dropped the ball" in their handling of the incident. She told BBC News she called police just after 01:30 BST on Sunday after seeing three vans parked in a "weird formation" near RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire. The vans had a "large group of hooded and masked men" outside who started to "panic" when they saw her. Five men, all UK nationals from London in their early to mid 20s, have been a
Getting River Avon pollution investigated like 'pulling teeth' (opens the original)
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An oil-like substance has been bubbling up in the River Avon in Bristol for years and killing wildlife, according to local residents who have made regular reports to the Environment Agency (EA). Nicola Irvine, who lives in Crews Hole, said it had been like "pulling teeth" getting the EA to investigate the pollution since she contacted them in July 2025. Her partner, Toby White, said: "It's hard to describe how bad the smell is - at times it's like you're living on a petrol station and you start
Why saunas are becoming the new dating hotspot (opens the original)
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The rapidly growing sauna culture in the UK is not only offering a space to sweat and relax, but is also becoming a dating hotspot. Sauna owners across the West of England have said dating in saunas is on the rise - as some head to the heated rooms for first dates, while strangers spark relationships too. Jake Rocking, who runs a new sauna at Weston Marine Lake in North Somerset, said that "sauna is the new pub". Other sauna owners are considering speed dating events and say the intimate space h
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