When adventurer Bear Grylls brought his 'challenging and empowering' survival course to the Shropshire Hills, Katy Rink and her son took up the challenge.
After spending much of Wednesday in the doldrums, traders in London this morning continued a last minute rally from last night, ahead of an expected Bank of England interest rate cut.
Two "very lucky boys" fled after the car the car they were in was written off in a crash on the M6.
The FTSE 100 stood down 0.06 per cent at 9:24 BST after making up initial losses.
Telford's Luceco has appointed Tania Tams as its new Marketing Director.
The FTSE 100 continued its gains recorded the last hours of Friday and started Monday with a nearly 100 point jump.
The FTSE 100 gained a third of a point to end almost flat at 4,228.93, as the Bank of England's rate cut failed to boost the market.
The FTSE 100 rose on opening by 0.25 per cent to 5634.90 at 9:29 to start the week.
European markets saw falls this morning with the FTSE 100 falling 2.3 per cent on opening.
Roads that had been shut to allow major firefighting efforts in Telford have now reopened.
The FTSE 100 fell slightly on opening to 5,599.90 on weak metal and oil prices.
The FTSE 100 rose 0.75 per cent at 9:37 BST to 5,410.60 as traders looked to the long weekend.
The FTSE 100 continued its downward march from yesterday falling 0.39 per cent after a brief early pyrrhic fillip.
The FTSE 100 closed 1.41 per cent down as financial stocks started to slide again following Friday's massive gains.
Airlines have led the risers on the FTSE 100 this afternoon after a shaky start, as the price of oil continued its slide.
