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And the soil is waterlogged. One farmer in wiltshire says the losses are heart breaking. Our reporter liz beacon has the story. So this is our wheat thats been damaged by the wind and the rain, as you can see. For a farmer, august should be one of the busiest times of year, harvesting crops. This year, the Unrelenting Rain has put paid to that and everythings ground to a halt. Its pretty depressing and its pretty heartbreaking because weve gone to lot of effort to grow this wheat and, of course,...

What makes a pothole worth fixing? Councils have wildly different criteria for what makes potholes worthy of repair, and most of them keep it secret new research finds.

What makes a pothole worth fixing? Councils have wildly different criteria for what makes potholes worthy of repair, and most of them keep it secret new research finds.

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A health worker who dislocated her ankle by tripping over a pothole was left “disgusted”

Rebecca Salisbury described being left in the ‘worst pain’ ever after tripping on a damaged section of tarmac next to a car park in Preston

Rebecca Salisbury, 23, was left in the worst pain ever when she took a tumble on a damaged section of tarmac next to a carpark, in Preston, Lancs.

Rebecca Salisbury was left in the "worst pain" ever when she took a tumble on a damaged section of road next to a car park. But she was "disgusted" after the council dismissed her compensation claim

A health worker who dislocated her ankle and was hospitalised by tripping over a pothole was told by her local council that the craters area a fact of life.

A student who dislocated her ankle after tripping on a damaged stretch of road has been told that potholes are a “fact of life” by her local council.