Saturday, 12 September 2026
Saturday, 12 September 2026 · London edition · Vol. 1
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Despite his tragic death, changes made after the tiny Cornish boy died from a common infection have likely saved other families from the same grief - but more still needs to be done
Open at Cornwall Live
The council is being asked to change to its 'opaque and difficult to navigate' system to one that gives applicants 'the truth about their situation'
Open at Cornwall Live
Creative Demelza, known as Dee, 'loved spending time with her children and making a happy home for her family', was 'passionate about helping others' and always there for anyone'. Our thoughts are with all those who hav…
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The scheme will close for new applications in March 2027
Open at Belfast Live
There are also concerns the doctors are already under pressure and schools are 'oversubscribed'
Open at Cambridgeshire Live
Councillors voted against extending six hour meeting
Open at Plymouth Live
It's usually caused by hot water bottles in adults, but now it's hitting kids too
Open at Leicester Mercury
The jobs-boosting plan is the biggest investment in a generation according to officials
Open at Leicester Mercury
Independent businesses said they are proud to be part of Belvoir Street and will not let closures affect them
Open at Leicester Mercury
It was given more than £100 million in financial support last year
Open at Nottingham Post
Trizain Meyler died whilst riding on his bike in Harworth last month
Open at Nottingham Post
He is accused of asking her to sign a fake solicitor's letter
Open at Nottingham Post
The pub is currently in the thick of work to improve the town centre
Open at Nottingham Post
People had been frustrated with waste blowing out of the old boxes
Open at Bristol Post
Tenants may also be able to apply for up to two years' rent in repayments
Open at Bristol Post
A footballer was left with a broken skull and bleeding on the brain after a freak accident during a football match.
Open at Bristol Post
Keeping an old heritage factory going in Birmingham in 2026 is difficult. Keeping it going in the ever-changing Digbeth is even harder.
Open at Birmingham Mail
Application gives clues about how a new leisure complex will shape up in town centre
Open at Birmingham Mail
Concerns have been raised about providing the right apprentices
Open at Birmingham Mail
This year’s IFA conference in Berlin was the usual mix of gimmicks and genuinely useful tech – plus AI for every corner of the home
Open at The Telegraph
Exclusive: Joyce Thomas, 78, describes her ‘nightmare’ hours before the deadline for her removal from country A 78-year-old British widow facing deportation over from Sweden over Brexit has said she feels she is facing…
Open at The Guardian
Four victims describe being targeted by criminals and then not being taken seriously by the authorities.
Open at BBC News
If you want to make your car last longer, follow these simple rules
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All the latest news, rumours and gossip as summer transfer windows shut across Europe
Open at Evening Standard