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BBC axes latest Top Gear series and apologises to Andrew Flintoff after crash investigation - Vimarsana News

BBC axes latest Top Gear series and apologises to Andrew Flintoff after crash investigation

The BBC is scrapping its latest Top Gear series after completing an investigation into the accident that injured presenter Andrew Flintoff.

Source: three.fm
Use 111 online service before going to A&E for non-life-threatening care, NHS boss says - Vimarsana News

Use 111 online service before going to A&E for non-life-threatening care, NHS boss says

The public is being urged to use the NHS 111 website before going to A&E for urgent but non-life-threatening medical problems.

Source: three.fm
Brazil: Nine firefighters killed and one injured after cave collapses during rescue exercise - Vimarsana News

Brazil: Nine firefighters killed and one injured after cave collapses during rescue exercise

At least nine firefighters have been killed and one has been injured after a cave collapsed on them during a training exercise.

Source: three.fm
Ethiopia: Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed calls on public after Tigrayan and Oromo forces claim they have seized towns - Vimarsana News

Ethiopia: Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed calls on public after Tigrayan and Oromo forces claim they have seized towns

Ethiopia's prime minister has called on the public to defend, repulse and bury the terrorist after two different groups fighting the government claimed they had seized control of two towns.

Source: three.fm
Queen advised by doctors to rest for at least the next two weeks and undertake only 'desk duties' - Vimarsana News

Queen advised by doctors to rest for at least the next two weeks and undertake only 'desk duties'

The Queen has been advised by doctors to rest for at least the next two weeks and only undertake light, desk-based duties, Buckingham Palace has said.

Source: three.fm