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Queen's joy at 'happy ending to a terrible story' at riot-hit library (opens the original)
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The Queen visited a library rebuilt after being destroyed in a riot, telling the children she met that "you can never have too many books". Her Majesty had donated a box of books to Spellow Library in Liverpool after it was burned down in widespread unrest in the summer of 2024 following the Southport attack in which three children died. She was at the library earlier to unveil a plaque, and brought with her more books to donate. Queen Camilla said seeing the library rise from the ashes was a "h
Stanley Park murder: Woman found in bin bag has no DNA match (opens the original)
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Forensic tests on a woman found dead inside a bin bag in a Liverpool park have produced a DNA profile, but it has not matched the UK's national database, police have said. The woman, believed to have been about 70, was discovered in the walled garden near the Isla Gladstone Conservatory in Stanley Park, Anfield on 28 August. Merseyside Police said it had also been unable to compare dental records as detectives continued trying to identify her. The force said more than 40 possible names had been
Sam Allardyce musical writer told it had 'better not be rubbish' (opens the original)
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The writer of a new musical about one of football's most colourful characters has revealed that he has been warned in no uncertain terms that it had "better not be rubbish". Lifelong Bolton Wanderers fan Jamie Walsh is telling the story of his club's legendary manager Sam Allardyce, who led The Trotters from 1999 until 2007. His hugely successful Wanderers side even defied the odds to finish sixth in the Premier League in the 2004-05 season and qualify for European football. Walsh said developin
UK-first dissolvable heart implant keeps teen's rugby dream alive (opens the original)
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A teenage girl has become the first person in the UK to have a dissolvable implant fitted to close a hole in her heart that is around the size of a 10p piece. Lillie Yale, from Warrington, faced having a permanent metal device, which would have hindered her dream of becoming a professional rugby player. However, the biodegradable implant will act as a scaffold for Lillie's heart to heal itself over the coming months and years, before fully dissolving and leaving behind no trace. The procedure wa
How a Salford woman tracked her stolen Audi with an app (opens the original)
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A woman who traced and retrieved her stolen £40,000 car has said she fears reprisals from the thief but is glad she did it. Mother-of-four Jacinta Batalha, 35, from Little Hulton, Salford, was awoken at 03:00 BST on 10 August by her son's shouts and was horrified to see someone stealing her car. Sceptical when the police told her they were looking for the vehicle, she was inspired to search for it herself when a friend asked if the Audi had a tracker. Greater Manchester Police (GMP) has been con
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