Halls sells 3,500 breeding sheep at annual Bishop's Castle sale
Halls auctioneers’ successful annual sale of breeding sheep at Bishop's Castle attracted a top quality entry of 3,500.
Farming|Sep 12
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Liam Livingstone feels like he’s ‘starting a new career’ after injury woes
The England all-rounder says he is ‘back playing cricket with a smile’.
UK & international sports|Sep 12
UK & international sports
Man, 73, handed supervision order for rape of girl in 1977
Denis Coles was handed a supervision order at Cardiff Crown Court after he was deemed mentally unfit at an earlier trial.
UK News|Sep 12
UK News
No more money for NHS without reform, says Starmer
The Prime Minister said it would take a long time to turn the NHS around, but pledged some shorter-term fixes, such as speeding up A&E test results.
UK News|Sep 12
UK News
MPs’ TV appearances in the spotlight in bid to drive up Commons standards
The new Commons Modernisation Committee set out a series of priorities including driving up standards and improving Parliament’s culture.
UK News|Sep 12
UK News
Hungary prepared to sue EU executive for border protection costs, minister says
The move comes as part of a potentially deepening conflict with the EU over Hungary’s restrictive immigration and asylum policies.
World News|Sep 12
World News
Union wins Supreme Court fight with Tesco over ‘fire and rehire’ plans
Five Supreme Court justices unanimously ruled that the supermarket chain should be blocked from dismissing staff and rehiring them on lower pay.
UK News|Sep 12
UK News
Definitely striking: Noel Gallagher pleased with Oasis-inspired Man City kit
The guitarist was approached by Puma to design the club’s fourth strip.
Showbiz|Sep 12
Showbiz
Blinken wraps up Ukraine-focused Europe trip in Poland amid arms request
Mr Blinken travelled to Warsaw on Thursday after spending a day in Kyiv with British Foreign Secretary David Lammy.
World News|Sep 12
World News
Jon Bon Jovi praised for persuading woman to come off bridge ledge in Nashville
A clip showed Bon Jovi talking to the woman, and hugging her after she came in from the ledge.
Showbiz|Sep 12
Showbiz
All the food stalls you can check out at Ludlow Food Festival this weekend
Dozens of stalls will be set up at Ludlow Castle this weekend for the return of the town's food festival.
Food and Drink|Sep 12
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Boost for 'first-of-its-kind' coffee shop proposed for Shropshire town
A “first-of-its-kind” mushroom coffee shop could be set to open in Oswestry after receiving a funding boost from the town council.
Business|Sep 12
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Preparations underway for the start of the 30th Ludlow Food Festival this weekend
Preparations are in full swing for the 30th edition of the Ludlow Food Festival.
Food and Drink|Sep 12
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Peter Rhodes on scandals, tragedies and how blaming politicians has replaced Acts of God
The scandal over botched operations at GOSH, Great Ormond Street Hospital, will inevitably lead to that great British institution, a public inquiry. Yet we can already guess the findings. A culture of fear and deference. Junior staff terrified of reporting their fears. Management preferring to look the other way. Why not scrap an inquiry and save a few million?
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Peter Rhodes|Sep 12
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Telford MP misses out on one of Parliament's top jobs after election
Telford's newly elected Labour MP has missed out on being the chair of an influential parliamentary select committee after a vote.
Politics|Sep 12
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