Teen stabbed outside college diespublished at 15:53 Greenwich Mean Time 16 February 2019
Police said the boy's life support system was switched off and he died with his family around him.
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Police said the boy's life support system was switched off and he died with his family around him.
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West Brom boss Darren Moore says Dwight Gayle's ban for diving does not take into account the speed and emotion of football.
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A young footballer who thought his dream of playing was over when he was released by Leeds United says he's determined to make the most of his second chance at The New Saints.
Billy Whitehouse, who is 22 now, dropped down to play for non-league Tadcaster Albion and said he considered giving up the game at one point.
He said it was "a dream" to be playing full-time football again, with the Oswestry-based side.
And he said he was motivated by the desire not to return to part-time football.
Quote MessageI never really expected to be dropping into part-time football at the time I did, but I'm sort of thankful it did happen. Now I'm here I've got that little bit more of an edge about me."
Billy Whitehouse, TNS winger
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Telford's Exotic Zoo is one of a number of attractions planning to reopen this weekend, in time for the start of the half term holidays and a lot of work has been going on behind the scenes.
A number of new animals have been arriving over the winter, while staff and volunteers have been laying new paths, building new enclosures.
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Tonight should be dry with clear spells but feeling milder than of late with lows of 4C (39F).
Wolves defenders Conor Coady and Matt Doherty sign new deals with the Premier League club until 2023.
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The Port Vale manager John Askey says if his players can work hard and put their opponents under pressure, they will get results.
They're at home to fellow-strugglers Morcambe tomorrow and he challenged his players to "play with no fear, play with plenty of energy, work hard and show the home crowd what they're about".
Protests are planned against owner Norman Smurthwaite ahead of kick off.
Quote MessageI think if you work hard and you close down and you put the opposition under pressure, we'll get results and it's important that we do it in every game, but especially at home, to get the crowd behind us."
John Askey, Port Vale manager
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A man and a boy have been charged in connection with the thefts of high-value bicycles from a house in Tiddington, Warwickshire.
The 18-year-old and a boy aged 16 were arrested in Stratford-upon-Avon and were charged with four burglaries, three robberies and two attempted robberies, said Warwickshire Police. , external
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Shrewsbury Town striker Lenell John-Lewis says he's got to "push through a lot of pain" as he recovers from a cruciate ligament injury that will keep him out for the rest of the season.
He feels he's progressing well and says his knee only hurts when he's undergoing treatment, which he says he needs to suffer, "to get it to where it needs to be".
He suffered the injury in a match against Stoke City in the FA Cup and is wearing a brace to protect his knee while it recovers.
Delays and cancellation of services lasted until late Friday afternoon, Network Rail said.
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