British brother and sister who drowned off beach in Spain named

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'This fundraiser has been created to help ease some of the financial burden the family is now facing, covering the costs of bringing Maya and Jubs home to the UK, giving them the dignified farewell they deserve, and supporting their parents and loved ones during this incredibly painful time.'

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Storm Floris latest: 'Do no travel' warning as parts of UK face 85mph gusts amid amber weather alert

Evening Standard

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Evening Standard

Storm Floris latest: 'Do no travel' warning as parts of UK face 85mph gusts amid amber weather alert

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Edinburgh gang leader warns Dubai-based kingpin 'we'll take you out in the desert'

Edinburgh Live

8 minutes ago

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh gang leader warns Dubai-based kingpin 'we'll take you out in the desert'

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Expansion of Birstall school approved as pupil numbers grow

BBC News

9 minutes ago

BBC News

Expansion of Birstall school approved as pupil numbers grow

Proposals to expand a village primary school have been approved to meet growing pupil County Council has granted planning permission for two extensions to the Hallam Fields Primary School, in Long Meadow Way, in are currently about 200 children at the school, and the Local Democracy Reporting Service (LDRS) said it was estimated there would be a predicted deficit of 200 places by 2028 if nothing was the plans, the council will create classroom extensions on both the east and west sides of the current building. The new wings will enable the school to take two classes of new pupils each year, instead of the one a year it does currently, the LDRS residents on the nearby 900-home Hallam Fields housing estate raised concerns about traffic and parking if the school officers said those were "civil matters" rather than planning authority's highways team had ruled the impact of the development to be "not unacceptable" and potential impacts on the road network as "not severe".Some concerns were raised by officials that the development would be partially on green wedge they said this was outweighed by the benefits of the new school places, adding there were "no alternative sites" that could accommodate the scheme.