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Longleat anniversary marked with fireworks and balloons (opens the original)
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Hot air balloons, fireworks and aerial displays have filled the skies above Longleat to mark the safari park's 60th anniversary. Celebrations at the Wiltshire attraction have been under way since Friday, with crowds gathering in their thousands to take in the sights. Longleat opened six decades ago in 1966, and it has also been 50 years since the site hosted its first ever ballooning event. Scott Ashman, head of operations at the safari park, said Saturday had been a "great second day" for the I
Somerset charity faces 'reality' of restoring education in Nepal (opens the original)
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"Once the cameras leave, we're going to face the reality of how to restore education." Jimmy Lama, a Kathmandu-based charity worker, has seen first-hand the devastation wrought by the immense flood along the Trishuli River, on the Nepal-Tibet border, on 26 August. Entire villages have been wiped from the map under a torrent of mud and water. Among them, Lama said, are up to 20 schools educating thousands of children. When it comes to helping people navigate the next steps following the disaster,
Four M5 and M4 supercar drivers stopped amid 'dangerous' incident before wedding (opens the original)
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A convoy of supercars en route to a wedding have been seized after reports of motorists driving dangerously on several motorways, police have said. Officers were called at 18:10 BST on Sunday to reports of four cars being driven dangerously on the M4 and M5 near the M32 junction to Bristol. The high-end vehicles, two Audi R8s, a Mercedes G63 Wagon and a Lamborghini Huracan, were pulled over on the A370 at Hewish in North Somerset, Avon and Somerset Police confirmed. A force spokesperson added: "
Bristol Airport flights cancelled and delayed after runway closure (opens the original)
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Widespread disruption continues at Bristol Airport after a runway defect saw all flights suspended. Hundreds of passengers were stranded after the airport's runway was closed from 18:00 BST on Friday until 08:00 on Saturday. While the runway has since reopened, the airport's website says the majority of flights are delayed or cancelled. A spokesperson for the airport apologised for any inconvenience caused and advised passengers to check the status of their flight with their airline. Dave Blackw
Attempted murder arrests after ship crew attacked in Avonmouth (opens the original)
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Three men have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a Filipino crew member of a cargo ship was attacked in what police described as a hate crime. Two other men, both also from the Philippines, were also assaulted during the attack involving a large group of people in Avonmouth, near Bristol, on Friday evening. Police have arrested two men aged 19 and 45, as well as a 17-year-old boy, on suspicion of attempted murder and confirmed they had received reports of racist language being
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