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By Conservation Correspondent Discarded plastic drinks bottles could help save dolphins from being caught in fishing nets, according to new research led by Newcastle University. Two studies found that attaching empty plastic bottles to bottom-set gillnets reduced dolphin bycatch by 88% without affecting catches of commercially important fish. The
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By Education Correspondent A woman whose sister died from incurable breast cancer has graduated with a PhD after changing careers to help improve cancer diagnosis. Mel, from Malmesbury, decided to leave behind a successful career running a market intelligence agency after her sister Becca was diagnosed with incurable secondary breast
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By Jill Dando News Five more schools in the Highbridge area have joined the growing Good News Rooms project set up by the Good News Post, as the Somerset born initiative continues to expand across the UK and beyond. The new schools are being sponsored by Burnham Portable Toilet Hire,
Animals
By Animals Correspondent A young Amur tiger born at Longleat has arrived at Woburn Safari Park as part of an international conservation programme. Ginger Biscuit, who was born on 9 May 2024, moved to Bedfordshire on 7 July as part of the European Endangered Species Programme (EEP), which helps coordinate
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By Conservation Correspondent The hot summer weather has helped to ensure a bumper year for orchids at The Donkey Sanctuary in East Devon, and among them one of the country’s more unusual species has been spotted growing in sanctuary woodland. The bird’s-nest orchid was recently discovered by
Health
By Health Correspondent Marks & Spencer has launched a summer campaign aimed at encouraging people to eat more fibre by making beans and pulses easier to add to everyday meals. The Better with Beans campaign, running until 31 August, is being delivered in partnership with Bowel Cancer UK and includes
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By Community Correspondent North Somerset Libraries are encouraging people to make time for a good book this summer as part of the National Year of Reading 2026. The campaign aims to inspire more people to discover the pleasure of reading, whether they're lifelong book lovers or haven'
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By Community Correspondent A commuter who suffered a cardiac arrest after collapsing at Acton Town Tube station has been reunited with the three off-duty paramedics who saved his life. James Short, 49, from Uxbridge, was on his way to work at Chiswick Business Park when he fell down the
Sport
By Community Correspondent Sheffield has strengthened its reputation as a leader in grassroots sport after rolling out the UK’s largest network of outdoor pickleball courts across its parks. The fast-growing game, which blends tennis, badminton and table tennis, is now easier than ever to access thanks to a
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By Science Correspondent A University of Nottingham scientist has secured European funding to develop technology that could spot early brain changes linked to Alzheimer’s disease, potentially allowing treatment to begin before significant damage occurs. Professor Stamatios Sotiropoulos, from the university’s School of Medicine, has been awarded a 2026
By Health Correspondent The advice of a Leicester teenager who spent months in hospital is helping to train the next generation of NHS doctors, nurses and healthcare professionals. Lexi Johnson, who was born with a rare immune deficiency, wrote what has become known as Lexi’s Letter after spending long
By Animals Correspondent A three-week-old Asian elephant calf at Whipsnade Zoo has been keeping his cool in the recent heatwave — with a little help from mum, the herd, and plenty of dust. As temperatures soared, the tiny newcomer was spotted learning one of the oldest tricks in the
By Community Correspondent Exeter is set for cleaner streets after winning new funding aimed at tackling chewing gum litter across the city centre. Exeter City Council has been awarded £30,657 through the national Chewing Gum Task Force scheme, which supports councils in cleaning up pavements and encouraging better public
By Sports Correspondent England manager Thomas Tuchel has praised his players after the Three Lions battled past Mexico to reach the World Cup quarter-finals. England beat the tournament co-hosts 3-2 after playing much of the second half with 10 men following Jarell Quansah's red card.
By Science Correspondent Time Team is heading back to one of Britain's most important archaeological sites after a mysterious underground feature was discovered beneath the Ness of Brodgar in Orkney. The new excavation follows the discovery of a large circular anomaly during ground-penetrating radar surveys carried out
By Isabella, 14, Good News Room at PCSA On 20 June, students, staff and members of the local community came together at Priory Community School to celebrate its 50th birthday. With bouncy castles, market stalls, food stands and cheerleading performances, the school was full of life and celebration. People from
By Charities Correspondent A convoy of 68 traditional London black cabs will take to the capital's streets next week as volunteer taxi drivers give dozens of children a day out at Hertfordshire Zoo. The annual outing, organised by the London Taxi Drivers' Charity for Children, will take
By School's Correspondent A special school in Maidstone has been recognised among the world's most innovative after being shortlisted for a prestigious international education award. Five Acre Wood School has been named in the Top 10 for the 2026 World's Best School Prize for
By Community Correspondent Salvation Army volunteers were among those supporting emergency services after the train collision near Bedford last month. The charity was called out by British Transport Police at 6.50pm on Friday, 19 June, and deployed its Emergency Response Vehicle to the scene. Volunteers from Bedford and Kettering
By Evan (14) and Isabeau (14) Good News Room at TKASA The King Alfred School Academy is gearing up for another show-stopping performance as students take to the stage with their production of Anything Goes, the iconic Cole Porter musical set aboard the S.S. American. Packed with romance,
By Conservation Correspondent A giant snake mosaic celebrating one of Britain's pioneering reptile experts has been unveiled at London Zoo as part of the Zoological Society of London's 200th anniversary celebrations. The 53ft artwork, designed by British artist Linder, honours zoologist Joan Beauchamp Procter, who became
