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A company has given 180,00 masks to protect against coronavirus in its biggest ever good causes donation.
A specialist police team has secured nearly 70 charges in a month for crimes such as robbery, fraud, theft and burglary in several towns.
Leading community figures have reacted to the third national lockdown for coronavirus with people ordered to confine themselves to home once again.
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A mum whose family was struck down by coronavirus is relieved that schools have closed, saying reopening them added to the spread.
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A cheeky Brexit-themed adverisement is a serious campaign to tackle the problem of impotence for couples.
A renowned wartime surgeon now has two plaques put up in her memory, side by side, at a hospital.
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A great-grandfather who lived in the same street for more than a century has died from coronavirus aged 101.
Drivers have reacted with relief but also aired their frustration as they slowly head home after days of chaos.
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As drivers remain stranded in Kent with the border still shut we spoke to them about their prospects of getting home for Christmas.
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An enterprising choir, separated because of the pandemic, have used video technology to sing a version of a Bill Haley classic.
Dozens of furious people have told how their plans to attend a Winter Wonderland event tonight were left in ruins by three-hour queues.
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Firefighters spent more than eight hours battling a house fire.
A woman who was arrested after a man was killed after being struck by a car in a suspected hit-and-run, has now been bailed by police.
Police confirm a woman last seen at her town's railway station has now been discovered safe and well.
A man who dragged a young woman into bushes and attacked her has been sentenced to life imprisonment.
A port authority complains that, as Transition is ending, it has got a tiny fraction of the money it needed for post-Brexit border controls.
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A casualty, one of two treated by paramedics, had to be conveyed to hospital after a collision involving three vehicles.
Worshippers aren't gathering at a church for a festive concert and services because of the virus but the events will be relayed to their homes.
A reported accident in one place and traffic build-ups in others, three areas see heavy traffic delays.
Highways officials have warned that a major portbound route is shut and diversions are in place.
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