Thousands of medicine deliveries missed by firmpublished at 15:29 British Summer Time 14 May 2021
Nearly 10,000 medicine deliveries were missed, leading to hospital treatment for some patients.
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Nearly 10,000 medicine deliveries were missed, leading to hospital treatment for some patients.
Read MoreThe family of 12 ducklings are reunited with an anxious mother duck after they fell into a drain.
Firefighters remain on the scene at Greenway Polymers in Ketley after a blaze broke out last month.
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Read MoreIt will be a cloudy day with spots of light rain and highs of 15°C (59°F).
The royal couple heard about the support young people in the city have needed during lockdown.
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Two were taken from a storage facility in Bignall End on 7 May and another two were taken on 9 May - one from a farm near Newcastle-under-Lyme and the other from a farm near Biddulph.
Staffordshire Police Chief Inspector Mark Thorley said: "Caravan thieves often scout for desirable vans in the day before returning to steal them at night, so I also ask residents to keep an eye out for suspicious behaviour."
Nearly a third of hospitals sees long waits balloon, as NHS warned backlog will take years to tackle.
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Read MoreHere are three stories from the Shropshire Star today:
We're forecast more light rain, but it's going to stay warm, with temperatures up to 15C (59F) in parts of the West Midlands.
The rain is expected to clear by the evening and tomorrow is likely to be dry.
But after that we're due another week of rain.
But officers' representatives are concerned the roles of police and paramedics are becoming blurred.
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