Herefordshire Magazine

Police in England and Wales have taken DNA samples from children every 10 minutes, new figures from the Howard League for Penal Reform show.

The hidden places where graffiti artists and skaters gather

An elderly dementia patient left overnight on a Luton bus was "badly let down", her family say.

New European scheduled flights to Amsterdam, Paris, Milan and Geneva are announced by Cambridge Airport.

The blast at the terraced house in Newark yesterday left two people dead, and saw a woman, a baby girl and a boy, seven, rushed to hospital from the ruins of the neighbouring property.

Anna Ziuzina, 34, an internet bride whose millionaire husband was murdered in Ukraine (pictured on their wedding day) is pregnant and in a relationship with another British businessman.

A 47-year-old British man living in France is expected to be formally charged later with killing his two children, aged five and 10.

Nasa satellites orbiting the Earth have captured a 6,000-mile-long, 120-mile-wide panoramic photo of the planet starting in northern Russia and swooping down to South Africa.

Louise and Geraint Jones, from Llantrisant, South Wales, have both suffered injuries that mean their short-term memory is limited to around 24-hours.

Young children should hear about the dangers of pornography as soon as they have access to the internet, head teachers say.

Worcestershire paceman Alan Richardson is keen to maintain momentum triggered by their two-day victory at Canterbury.

A man is charged with two attempted murders after a double stabbing in Hereford.

A river rescue service says it could be forced to close its base in Worcestershire because of a lack of charity donations.

Headlines from the week in the West Midlands

More than 60 people hold a protest against plans by Herefordshire Council to cut budgets and jobs.

Hereford United defender Stefan Stam leaves Edgar Street to return to his native Netherlands with FC Den Bosch.

A man was left paralysed because doctors did not monitor him correctly after a routine hip operation, lawyers say.

Worcester City chairman Anthony Hampson warns that the Conference North club are facing an uncertain future.

Pakistan left-arm paceman Sohail Tanvir, one of Worcestershire's winter targets, is to join Hampshire for their T20 campaign.

Stately home's 18th Century park to be restored

The boss of the NHS in England defends his role in the Stafford Hospital scandal when he is called in front of MPs.

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It appears that the government is attempting to control the newspapers and news sites. Free speech will not
be part of Britain. 1984 will be here. Cameras in your street, secret police trials, Councils and Government cover ups.
Control of TV and News Content. Control of emails and internet viewing.
BACK THE NEWSPAPERS NOT THE GOVERNMENT- YOU MIGHT NOT LIKE ALL NEWSPAPERS- BUT FREEDOM OF SPEECH IS OUR HERITAGE. WITHOUT IT WE WILL BE A GOVERNMENT CONTROLLED STATE. NOBODY WILL TRUST US.WILL YOU BE A MEMBER OF THE SECRET POLICE.

North Korea 'conducts underground nuclear test' in defiance of China, and multiple foes - Confirmed by Pyongyang, the test blatantly defies U.N. Security Council orders to shut down atomic activity or face more sanctions and worldwide isolation. [Daily Mail Home]

Woman charged over 26-car attack - A 51-year-old woman is charged after 26 cars were vandalised in a hammer attack in Gillingham. [BBC England]

Man, 19, dies in police car pursuit - A 19-year-old man dies after the car he is believed to have been travelling in crashes during a police pursuit. [BBC News]

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A UK Treasury analysis paper says an independent Scotland could have "significant difficulties" providing protection for savers.

Formula 1's governing body has rejected a proposal from Pirelli to revert to last year's tyres to solve ongoing issues.

Financially-stricken Championship club Nottingham Rugby are in discussions with two potential new owners.

JP Morgan chairman and chief executive Jamie Dimon is facing a shareholder revolt as investors prepare to vote on whether he should be allowed to keep both jobs.

Liberal Democrats have kept their pledge on an EU referendum and have "legislated for it", the Chief Secretary to the Treasury has said.

New European scheduled flights to Amsterdam, Paris, Milan and Geneva are announced by Cambridge Airport.

The upswing in global stock markets continues with another strong start to the week that has seen shares climbing in Asia, and the return of day traders.

As costs soar, how must the health service change?

Liverpool footballer Raheem Sterling has a charge of common assault dropped after a witness fails to turn up to court.

Police in England and Wales have taken DNA samples from children every 10 minutes, new figures from the Howard League for Penal Reform show.

The hidden places where graffiti artists and skaters gather

An elderly dementia patient left overnight on a Luton bus was "badly let down", her family say.

New European scheduled flights to Amsterdam, Paris, Milan and Geneva are announced by Cambridge Airport.

The blast at the terraced house in Newark yesterday left two people dead, and saw a woman, a baby girl and a boy, seven, rushed to hospital from the ruins of the neighbouring property.

Anna Ziuzina, 34, an internet bride whose millionaire husband was murdered in Ukraine (pictured on their wedding day) is pregnant and in a relationship with another British businessman.

A 47-year-old British man living in France is expected to be formally charged later with killing his two children, aged five and 10.

Nasa satellites orbiting the Earth have captured a 6,000-mile-long, 120-mile-wide panoramic photo of the planet starting in northern Russia and swooping down to South Africa.

Louise and Geraint Jones, from Llantrisant, South Wales, have both suffered injuries that mean their short-term memory is limited to around 24-hours.

Young children should hear about the dangers of pornography as soon as they have access to the internet, head teachers say.

Scientists finally prove our brains detect grammar errors without us even realising it - Neuroscientists from the University of Oregon finally have proof that our brains can detect grammatical errors without even realising it. [Daily Mail Tech]

Sony investor urges company break-up - US hedge fund manager Daniel Loeb says Sony should spin off up to 20% of its entertainment business and shore up its struggling electronics arm. [BBC Business]

'Abandon' hospital A&E plans plea - There are calls for a major shake up of accident and emergency services in south Wales to be abandoned due to the current crisis in demand. [BBC Health]

AUDIO: UK TB infection an 'urgent problem' - A report by MPs has found that progress in getting rid of the tuberculosis is "painfully slow" and claims that multi-resistant strains are now an "urgent" problem. [BBC Health]

VIDEO: NHS should look after 'the whole person' - Shadow Health Secretary Andy Burnham says that merging the NHS with social care would be better value for money [BBC Health]

It appears that the government is attempting to control the newspapers and news sites. Free speech will not
be part of Britain. 1984 will be here. Cameras in your street, secret police trials, Councils and Government cover ups.
Control of TV and News Content. Control of emails and internet viewing.
BACK THE NEWSPAPERS NOT THE GOVERNMENT- YOU MIGHT NOT LIKE ALL NEWSPAPERS- BUT FREEDOM OF SPEECH IS OUR HERITAGE. WITHOUT IT WE WILL BE A GOVERNMENT CONTROLLED STATE. NOBODY WILL TRUST US.WILL YOU BE A MEMBER OF THE SECRET POLICE.

Clegg rejects 'web snoop' bill plan - Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg says Lib Dems will not agree to any new law allowing all Britons' online activity to be recorded. [BBC Politics]

New energy tariffs 'still confusing' - Reforms to energy tariffs could leave consumers struggling to find the best deal, says Which?, but the regulator argues the changes have been misrepresented. [BBC Business]

New energy tariffs 'still confusing' - Reforms to energy tariffs could leave consumers struggling to find the best deal, says Which?, but the regulator argues the changes have been misrepresented. [BBC Business]

Ethnic remarks row councillor quits - A Tory councillor resigns after telling a national newspaper the children of Pakistani families would fail to "rise to the top". [BBC Politics]