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Gemma Hill, a radio presenter at Heart West Midlands, was left mortified after she misunderstood her personal trainers request and sent him honest underwear snaps.

Heart FM presenter Amanda Holden showcased her phenomenal figure as she ran through the Global studios.

"I've dedicated myself to the craft of doing a morning show, and now I want to do the same with radio."

In the latest stage of the vaccination programme, the NHS is now inviting all those aged 60 or over to get a life-saving COVID-19 vaccination. This week, around two million people between the ages of 60 and 63 will be invited to book an appointment and receive their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.  Across England, there have now been 16.5 million people who have received their first jab - just over a third of the whole adult population.  Praising the ongoing vaccination prog...

After temperatures have been dropping the council's gritting teams have been preemptively deployed to keep driving conditions safe across Milton Keynes.

This morning (27/02), it was annouced that gritting teams would be deployed all across Milton Keynes as a precautionary measure due to dropping temperatures.

There were 43 new coronavirus cases and two virus-linked deaths announced in Milton Keynes today, according to the latest data.

Some Milton Keynes residents have begun receiving invitations to the new mass vaccination centre being opened in Stevenage.

The British Veterinary Association (BVA) is advising pet owners to take extra precautions to ensure dogs, cats and other small pets are kept safe from hidden and potentially fatal winter hazards. As with humans, pets can fall ill upon exposure to extremely cold temperatures for extended periods. To avoid this, BVA is asking owners to consider putting a coat on old dogs or those with thin fur to keep them warm. It is also important to wipe your dog’s paws and belly on returning hom...

Police opposition to high strength alcohol being sold in a Milton Keynes city centre kiosk was overruled by a council committee. The Point Kiosk, in Midsummer Boulevard, had applied to Milton Keynes Council to lift a ban on selling booze above six per cent, including wine and spirits, from the premises. But Thames Valley Police objected, saying that problem drinkers tend to congregate around places where they can buy high-strength booze, causing problems. Police opposition meant tha...