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School can't afford to replace broken equipment because of budget squeezeÂ
 A primary school has had it can't even afford to replace broken playground equipment because of a budget squeeze. Bayton Church of England Primary School says that it can't afford repairs on the old school house and fund a full curriculum. Bosses at the school near Kidderminster say that any funds from the £20,000 appeal will be used to pay for maintena... read more>>
Competition to win a free trip for two to the ‘coldest warm city’ in america with spending money and gift cards launches
 A competition to win a free trip for two to the ‘coldest warm city’ in America with spending money and gift cards has launched. The victor will spend tw... read more>>
Disturbing footage shows chained monkey forced to walk on stilts and wear mask to entertain passers-by
By Federico Cornetto Pictures show a chained monkey forced to walk on stilts, ride a scooter and wear a totem mask for the entertainment of passers-by. Ph... read more>>
Urban explorer claims to tour ‘burglar killer Tony Martin’s former home’ and finds hanging animal bones
By Ellie Duncombe Urban explorers claim to have filmed inside Tony Martin's abandoned house where they found BONES hanging from the ceiling.  The f... read more>>
Mum pleads for British-born daughters kidnapped and trafficked to Yemen as children to be allowed home for christmas
A mum is calling for the UK government to intervene to bring her British-born daughters home for Christmas – after they were kidnapped and trafficked to Yemen b... read more>>
Clowns without borders: Charitable organisation uses comedic clown routines to bring smiles to the faces of war-ravaged refugee children
 This charitable organization brings comedic clown routines to the most impoverished and war-torn corners of the world, in an effort to preserve the innocence... read more>>
Uranium water crisis grips remote aboriginal town as family refuses to move
By Nelson Groom A remote Aboriginal community is in the grip of a watercrisis after discovering their supply is tainted with alarmingly high uranium levels... read more>>
Giant suffragette portrait made of selfies wows crowds in Birmingham
 An impressive mosaic depicting the face of a suffragette created made by selfies and photographs of historical women from the 1900s, has been unveiled in the... read more>>
Beautiful WW1 statue placed in County Durham
BEAUTIFUL WW1 STATUE PLACED IN COUNTY DURHAM A beautiful statue placed in the village of Sherburn, County Durham, was pictured by photographer Shaun Howey, 52,... read more>>
Michael Jackson memorabilia including the infamous Pepsi commercial jacket prototype, sequinned and crystal gloves containing his DNA and more
Michael Jackson’s memorabilia including the infamous Pepsi commercial jacket prototype, sequinned and crystal gloves containing his DNA, and more, could fetch Â... read more>>
Stolen Rare Atlas Moth Has Been Returned Following National Outcry
Following national outrage a rare atlas moth has been returned after being stolen from a butterfly farm. The 30cm giant Atlas Moth was stolen last week [13 O... read more>>
Hundreds of white crosses eerily line roads in memory of dogs mutilated and murdered in a string of unsolved crimes
Hundreds of white crosses have lined a road in memory of dogs that have been mutilated, murdered and dumped in a series of unsolved crimes.  Todd Smith, 6... read more>>
Zoo forced to use fake plastic penguins in new £60k enclosure – thanks to nationwide shortage
A zoo has been forced to use fake plastic penguins in its new state-of-the-art £60,000 enclosure – due to a nationwide shortage of the animals. Telford Exot... read more>>
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