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Sepsis survivor feared she 'wouldn't make it' (opens the original)
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"I was in agony, confused, and at times I feared I wouldn't make it." Dianne Pole hopes to raise awareness of sepsis, external after her experiences following spinal surgery at Queen's Medical Centre (QMC) in Nottingham in 2023. The 59-year-old said she spent almost three months in hospital after developing an infection and underwent seven operations to wash out and remove dying tissue from her surgical wound. Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust, which runs QMC, apologised for Pole's exper
Boy showcases his 'tiny gallery' of artworks in Melton Mowbray (opens the original)
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A boy who spent his summer holiday recreating works of art in miniature has put his creations on display to the public. Max, seven, recreated works including the Mona Lisa and Vincent van Gogh's The Starry night for his "Tiny Gallery" which is being showcased outside his home in Leicestershire. He said the idea for the theme of his gallery, which also features small croissants, French flags and paintings of the Eiffel Tower, came after a visit to Paris earlier this year. Max said that next month
How do you move giraffes 180 miles to a new home? (opens the original)
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Keep your neck, hooves and tail in the vehicle at all times. Zoo experts had the tall order of transporting two female giraffes 180 miles (289.7km) on Tuesday to their new home at Twycross Zoo, in Leicestershire, from South Lakes Safari Zoo, in Cumbria, which closed its doors to the public in 2024. Eloise, 17, and 10-year-old Bonomanzi were reunited with the rest of their herd - a family of three - at the zoo, which is home to the UK's only herd of Kordofan giraffes. Yianna Cooling, the assistan
Mum of Nottingham attacks victim backs calls to stop killers' early release (opens the original)
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More than 30 families have called on the government to stop killers convicted of any form of manslaughter being released early to ease prison overcrowding in England and Wales. In a letter to Justice Secretary Alex Norris, the families said they felt victims were "being asked to bear the consequences of the prison capacity crisis". Signatories include Emma Webber, whose son Barnaby was stabbed to death in the Nottingham attacks in 2023, and whose killer Valdo Calocane was convicted of manslaught
Suspicious item found near canal in Retford was replica grenade (opens the original)
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Police have confirmed a suspicious item that led to road closures around a canal in Retford was a replica grenade. Nottinghamshire Police set up a cordon and a number of roads were closed around Chesterfield Canal and Raglan Road on Monday. The force gave an update on Tuesday to say the item was a training device, which was "safely removed" before roads reopened. The force had said there was "no threat to the public", but the area was cordoned off as a precaution. Officers thanked the public for
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