Teens taking the pain out of periodspublished at 09:17 British Summer Time 21 May 2018
A group of teenagers at a school where free sanitary products are available tackle the stigma around periods.
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A group of teenagers at a school where free sanitary products are available tackle the stigma around periods.
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Shrewsbury Town have now sold more than 7,500 tickets for their Wembley play-off final against Rotherham United.
The club is aiming to get close to 20,000 fans there - more than the 12,000 who travelled to the stadium for their Checkatrade Trophy final last month.
Chief executive Brian Caldwell said he'd been frustrated by the way the tickets were sold initially, one block at a time and that he believed some fans had been holding back - to wait for their preferred seats to go on sale.
The ticketing arrangements have now changed, to allow fans to select where they want to sit in the lower tier.
Wolves pair Alfred N'Diaye and Romain Saiss will both be going to going to the World Cup in Russia this summer.
N'Diaye, who has been playing on loan from Spanish club Villarreal this season, is included in the Senegal squad, while Saiss is included in the 23-man squad for Morocco.
Their Wolves teammate Ruben Neves learned earlier he had missed out on selection for the Portugal squad.
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BBC Midlands Today
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All three of Shropshire's rural maternity units will be closed to women wanting to give birth from this Sunday until 17 June.
That's after the decision today to suspend all services at Bridgnorth - the units in Oswestry and Ludlow were already closed to inpatients.
The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust says it is deciding to concentrate its available midwives at the main maternity units in Shrewsbury and Telford instead.
It added the decisions were being taken in the interests of safety and that all women affected would be contacted.