Gorillas and a pygmy hippo enjoy fruit and veg to mark London market anniversary
The wholesale site marked its 50th anniversary.
UK News|Nov 11
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Wolves Fans' Verdict v Southampton: Finally...a win!
Our Wolves fans have their say following the win over Southampton.
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Sport|Nov 11
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A dreadful explosion claimed the lives of 19 young girls - a look back at the West Midlands in the 1920s
Mark Andrews takes a look back through the decades to mark the Express & Star's 150th birthday. Today it is the 1920s.
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Long Reads|Nov 11
Nostalgia
Long Reads
West Brom debrief: Two up top, a textbook goal and passionate Carlos Corberan
Sunday's victory at Hull City had the feeling of a significant one.
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Is reporting crime a 'waste of time'? Shropshire residents' survey reveals experiences and fears of crime
Nearly two thirds of people responding to a Shropshire Star survey said they have witnessed a crime in the last 12 months but decided not to report it to the police.
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Liam Keen analysis: A crucial win for Wolves and Gary O'Neil in the relegation race
For Wolves at Molineux, this game was all about the result.
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Landowner's plans to build themselves a home on outskirts of village rejected after 'threat to countryside' concerns
An outline planning application to build a single home on the outskirts of Bratton, near Wellington, has been rejected after concerns were raised by a town council.
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'I'm a paedophile' - 'Sick' Shrewsbury child rapist jailed after 'frank' confession to jury
A “sick” child rapist who also took indecent photographs of his victim has been caged after telling a jury: “I am a paedophile.”
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Peter Rhodes on clean power, a Church under attack and the nobility of the Tommies
No false modesty from Ed Miliband, Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero.
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Opinions|Nov 11
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Flashback to 2003: A presidential visit and victory for England at the Rugby World Cup Final
US President George Bush was formally welcomed to the United Kingdom by the Queen amid tight security at Buckingham Palace.
Nostalgia|Nov 11
Nostalgia
Nostalgia
'A whole generation of rural Britain will not trust or vote for Keir Starmer ever again' over Budget - Shropshire farmer
Farmers across the region have 'never been so angry' according to West Midlands agricultural figures as they called on the government to reconsider its stance over tax measures.
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Bridgnorth
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First Drive: Kia’s EV3 is a polished addition to the electric car segment
The new EV3 is the latest addition to Kia’s ever-widening line-up of electric vehicles, but what is it like to drive? Jack Evans has been finding out.
Motors|Nov 10
Motors
Motors
Top comedian Paddy McGuinness shines a light on hospice services
Support services offered to children from north Shropshire are being put in the spotlight by top comedian Paddy McGuinness.
Your World|Nov 10
Your World
Seventh Strictly star eliminated a week before Blackpool special
The results programme included a performance by the professional dancers in honour of Remembrance Sunday.
Showbiz|Nov 10
Showbiz
Showbiz
Market Drayton's Tree of Lights returns to allow residents to honour loved ones with a donation to charity
Market Drayton's Tree of Lights Charity Appeal returns this Christmas providing an opportunity to honour the memory of loved ones.
News|Nov 10
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