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BBCNEWS Victoria Derbyshire July 13, 2024 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS Victoria Derbyshire July 13, 2024

And whether its going to affect the way they vote in the general election in december. Also today, orkambi, a drug to treat Cystic Fibrosis, will now be available to patients in england, scotland and Northern Ireland. But what about wales . This is rebekah bow, mum of eight year old sofia. She lives in south wales and, as things stand, wont be able to get the drug. Well be speaking to them both. And Laura Huteson was killed with a knife wound to the neck while having sex with a man shed met in a bar. Campaigners are calling for deaths during consensual rough sex to be treated always as murder....

Park Street: 95-home development on farmland refused - Vimarsana News

Park Street: 95-home development on farmland refused

Plans for almost 100 homes on Hertfordshire farmland have been thrown out.

St Albans charity aims to send ambulances to Ukraine - Vimarsana News

St Albans charity aims to send ambulances to Ukraine

A St Albans charity, St Albans for Refugees (StAR), has started a fundraiser to send two fully-functioning ambulances to a hospital in Ukraine.

St Albans charity aims to send ambulances to Ukraine - Vimarsana News

St Albans charity aims to send ambulances to Ukraine

A St Albans charity, St Albans for Refugees (StAR), has started a fundraiser to send two fully-functioning ambulances to a hospital in Ukraine.

St Albans for Refugees brings Pepper Pig and Santa to Stevenage hotel - Vimarsana News

St Albans for Refugees brings Pepper Pig and Santa to Stevenage hotel

Santa Claus, or Father Christmas, has visited refugee children in a Stevenage hotel, thanks to St Albans for Refugees.