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Murdered Nuneaton woman's family campaigns to close sentencing gap (opens the original)
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For Elaine Newborough, the past five years have meant learning how to get up each morning and "put the mask on and just carry on" to cover up missing her daughter every second. Megan Newborough, 23, of Nuneaton, Warwickshire, was killed by her boyfriend, Ross McCullam, 30, who was sentenced to a minimum term of 23 years in prison in 2022. Since her death, her parents have been working with the Killed Women, external group to campaign against a 10-year disparity in sentencing starting points for
Why families are being urged to look closer on autumn walks (opens the original)
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From fairytale toadstools to fungi that look like birds' nests, experts say some of Britain's most unusual mushrooms are beginning to emerge as autumn arrives. Hidden in parks, woodlands and nature reserves, species ranging from the bright-red fly agaric to the rare red cage fungus can be found by anyone willing to slow down and take a closer look. For James Benwell, of the Birmingham and Black Country Wildlife Trust, searching for fungi has become a way to explore the outdoors with his young so
Blue plaque unveiled in honour of Mott the Hoople singer in Oswestry (opens the original)
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A blue plaque has been installed at the house where Mott the Hoople lead singer Ian Hunter was born in Oswestry. The plaque was unveiled on York Street on Saturday by the town's mayor, councillor Jonathan Upton, and Hunter's eldest grandson, Jay Patterson. In a video message shared by the town council, Hunter, who now lives in Connecticut in the US and was unable to attend the unveiling in person, thanked the organisers and said it was a "surprise and an honour". "I'm still a Shropshire lad at h
Four jailed over £13.8m cannabis importation plot at Birmingham Airport (opens the original)
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Four members of an international drugs gang have been jailed after trying to smuggle cannabis with a street value of £13.8m into the UK from Thailand. It comes after 11 gang members were arrested by border force officers at Birmingham Airport in August 2024 when the Class B drug was discovered packed into 22 suitcases, the National Crime Agency (NCA) said. Investigators said they had travelled to the UK from Thailand, via Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris, and had to pay excess baggage charges
HS2 bridge lifts completed during weekend closure of M42 (opens the original)
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HS2 engineers have successfully installed the final two of six large bridge sections that will carry the high-speed railway over the M42. The two viaduct spans were lifted into place at the Water Orton site, in Warwickshire, during the weekend closure of the motorway, with the works completed in the early hours, HS2 Ltd said. The viaducts form the top of the triangular "delta junction" for the high speed railway, linking Birmingham with the main line heading north. Agnes Usciak, the firm's senio
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