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Dad to swim with sharks to get through double cancer diagnosis (opens the original)
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When Luke Rogers had a diagnosis of cancer for the second time before turning 38, he was crushed. After going through his first diagnosis of melanoma while his wife was pregnant, he says the separate diagnosis of kidney cancer came "completely out of the blue". The IT manager from Perton, Staffordshire, says he "couldn't curl up in a ball and let it defeat him". So, while physically recovering from surgery in his Russells Hall Hospital bed over Christmas, Luke came up with a plan to help his men
The cat crisis threatening to overwhelm Birmingham's rescuers (opens the original)
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From boxes of kittens abandoned by the roadside to colonies of feral cats breeding in alleyways and back gardens, rescue teams across Birmingham say they are facing an unprecedented crisis. At centres across the city and beyond, volunteers describe full shelters, overflowing waiting lists and the heartbreak of turning away animals they simply do not have space for. "At the moment, we're absolutely full," said Vicki Rhind, who runs Happy Paws Cat Rescue in Tyseley. "Every rescue that we know is a
A 2000AD boyhood comic hobby turns into a specialist Mastermind subject (opens the original)
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A boyhood hobby has led a man to making it through to a semi-final appearance in the famous black Mastermind Chair. Chris Matterface, 54, from Pelsall, near Walsall, appeared on the BBC programme with his specialist subject the 2000 AD comics from the 1980s and 90s. Gaining a credible 23 points the comic enthusiast made it through to the next round, where he will have to pick a new specialist topic. "I can't give away exactly what I'm answering questions on in the semi-final, all I'll say is tha
Village club Knowle FC to make its FA Cup and TV debut (opens the original)
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A village club is making its FA Cup and TV debut, with more than 1,000 tickets sold. West Midlands team Knowle FC is playing in the cup's first round qualifying for the first time in its 100-year history. The tie, against Worcester City on Saturday, will be streamed on BBC iPlayer. The most tickets previously sold at the Robins Nest ground was 150, manager Clive Seeley said. "In terms of publicity and money, it's club changing. There is a lot of excitement around the village and we can't wait,"
Willenhall mum gives birth to set of rare triplets (opens the original)
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A woman has given birth to a set of rare triplets. Georgie Bradnock said she was "so surprised" to hear three heartbeats when she attended her 12-week pregnancy appointment. The mum from Willenhall in Wolverhampton, who also has a daughter, said: "From 16 weeks we had an appointment every two weeks for growth scans, due to the high risk of twin-to-twin transfusion, external, they wanted to keep us updated on their progress which meant we needed the extra scans." Helen Peck, from the Twins Trust
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