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THIS year saw a host of high-profile gang members in the town put behind bars.

A Perth puppy caused Christmas Day chaos when he ate a 15-inch supersize Toblerone he stole from under the tree. 

We're kicking off the end of year celebrations with a festive wrap up of all the get-togethers our readers have sent in over the past few weeks.

Workers and those who depend on lunchtime trade share their thoughts on new home working rules.

The former health secretary Matt Hancock tells the BBC he is "sorry for all the people I let down".

The former health secretary Matt Hancock tells the BBC he is "sorry for all the people I let down".

Upstream and downstream advances include simpler bioconjugation, increasingly stable structures, filters for large viral vaccines, and modular facilities.

Of the grenfell tower fire tells the public inquiry into the disaster that governments �*concealed the extent of risks to building safety a ten—year strategy for tackling drug misuse in england and wales — a crackdown on criminal gangs, and a warning to recreational users that they could lose their passports or driving licences. the former myanmar leader aung san suu kyi — ousted in a military takeover — is sentenced to four years in prison for inciting unrest — the first in a series...

He says he has no plans to return to ministerial life, happy for now to be a backbench mp, and he accepts that rehabilitation could take a while. andrew sinclair, bbc look east. incidents of domestic violence in west cumbria have doubled during the pandemic — according to a womens support group in whitehaven. women out west say victims are left terrified and struggle for support even after abusers have been taken to court. theyre now issuing body cameras so women can gather evidence of stalkin...

A PARAMEDIC is hoping for UK chart success with the release of her Christmas single.