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Bishop of Blackburn and 50 clergy to tackle muddy assault course (opens the original)
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The Bishop of Blackburn will lead more than 50 clergy wearing their dog collars as they tackle a muddy assault course to raise money for a Harvest appeal. The Right Reverend Philip North and his priest team will take on the challenge at the Whitehough Outdoor Centre in Barley, Lancashire. The event will see them taking on a series of obstacles to support the Jehovah Rapha Healthcare Centre in the Diocese of Liwolo, South Sudan. All donations for the healthcare centre will help to fund medicines,
Salford girl, 7, wins national Lowry art prize (opens the original)
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A seven-year-old girl has won a national competition for her artwork which was inspired by LS Lowry. Mia, of Salford, was picked as the winner from 600 entries to the 2026 Copley Prize, an annual art competition run by the Lowry theatre and gallery. Her artwork, titled A Man Going To Work, is now hanging in the Andrew Law Galleries, alongside the famous paintings by Lowry himself, and will remain on display for the next 12 months. Mia said: "I feel so happy that my work will be in a real art gal
Chester Zoo mistakenly advertises 'child predator tour' tickets (opens the original)
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A zoo has blamed a computer error after it advertised a "child predator tour" online to see its tigers and lions. Bosses at Chester Zoo quickly changed the 90-minute bus tour's name after it was branded "sinister" by visitors. A zoo spokeswoman said the error was "due to our default naming convention in our system", but it was "quickly changed". The name blunder earlier this week was part of the Cheshire zoo's ticket promotion to allow visitors to go on a tour showcasing its Sumatran tigers, lio
Five bush dog puppies emerge from den to play at Chester Zoo (opens the original)
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A litter of five bush dog puppies have emerged from their den at their zoo home after being born a month ago. The pups, the only litter born in the UK this year, played with their parents and older siblings at Chester Zoo. They were born to four-year-old Molly after a 65-day pregnancy. The pups are part of a European conservation breeding programme. Richard Tyson, carnivore keeper at the zoo, said: "At this stage, they're just little furry potatoes. They toddle around a bit, but mostly they hudd
Grandfather dies months after confronting burglars at Helmshore home (opens the original)
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An 85-year-old grandfather has died more than four months after confronting burglars who broke into his home. Gordon Nicholass was the victim of a burglary at about 03:00 BST on 29 April at his home in the village of Helmshore, Lancashire. Lancashire Police said he was assaulted and suffered injuries to his head and cuts to his face when he confronted the burglars. He was treated in hospital and sent home, but was later taken back to hospital and died on 12 August. Post-mortem tests have been ca
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