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The 'selfless decision' that saved our boy's life (opens the original)
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The family of a teenage organ donor say it has been a "true honour" to watch the little boy who received her liver thrive 10 years on. Miriam Lee, 17, from Kettering, Northamptonshire, died from sudden cardiac arrest in 2016. Her liver was given to 11-month-old Ollie Jolliff, from Poole, Dorset, who urgently needed a transplant due to a genetic condition. Ollie's brother Kieran died from the same condition at the age of four. Their mother Hannah said they received word of a possible donor for Ol
'Fact-finding mission' as Barnham considers referendum (opens the original)
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A second parish council is considering holding a symbolic independence referendum in response to proposals to house asylum seekers on a nearby RAF base. Villagers in Piddington in Oxfordshire voted to become independent from the UK on 15 September in response to plans to house asylum seekers at MoD Bicester. The chairman of Barnham Parish Council in Suffolk, John Bauer, says his village is considering a similar vote and a "small group" will travel to Piddington on Tuesday to meet campaigners. "I
Harry Dunn's mum criticises removal from UK of US Embassy staffer (opens the original)
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The removal from the UK of a US embassy staffer accused of possessing indecent images is "unforgivable", says the mother of Harry Dunn. The staff member was flown out of the UK without being questioned by British police. Charlotte Charles, whose son was killed by US citizen Anne Sacoolas in a road crash outside a Northamptonshire airbase, said the situation had "all the hallmarks" of Harry's case. Sacoolas left the UK after diplomatic immunity was asserted on her behalf. The US Embassy said inqu
Building work stops at Sawbridgeworth wildlife spot after injunction (opens the original)
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Police are on site and work has stopped at a wildlife spot after a High Court injunction was imposed to stop unauthorised construction and caravans being brought on to the site. The injunction was issued at 22:30 BST on Saturday to prevent work at a field off Sheering Mill Lane in Sawbridgeworth, Hertfordshire, but diggers were seen being used on Sunday and Monday morning. However, about a dozen police officers entered the site shortly before 09:00 BST after an updated injunction gave them power
Barn Owl rescued off the Norfolk coast after collapsing onto boat (opens the original)
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A barn owl was rescued by a group of soldiers after it was seen struggling 70 miles from shore. After falling into the sea on several occasions, the bird "collapsed" on a boat filled with members of the British Army taking part in a race around Britain and Ireland. The crew looked after it until the Caister Independent Lifeboat met the soldiers off the Norfolk coast and transported the owl to land. Mark Petherbridge, a member of the Army Offshore Racing Team, said: "It's been a tough 24 hours fo
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