Newborn baby found dead in canalpublished at 22:45 British Summer Time 20 May 2021
An investigation is launched after the child was found by a passer-by in a nature reserve.
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An investigation is launched after the child was found by a passer-by in a nature reserve.
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They are among 14 members of the seasonal workforce to have tested positive for Covid-19 and Herefordshire Council said it was working to support the farm.
Nearly 3,000 cases of the Indian variant have now been identified in the UK.
Another two cases of the Indian variant have been found in neighbouring Worcestershire. but Worcestershire's director of public health Dr Kath Cobain said: "We do expect viruses to mutate and we monitor all of the variants."
The five-year-old's consultant thinks his symptoms are connected to noxious fumes in Staffordshire.
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BBC Midlands Today
A change in the weather is on the way - expect lots of rain with brief spells of sunshine as an area of low pressure moves up from the South West.
The temperature will range from 12 to 15C (53-59F) but with gusts of up to 40mph it will feel colder than that.
GKN will continue its plans to close its plant in Erdington, Birmingham, despite union proposals.
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Read MoreCharles Cartwright dug up a hoard of Roman and Viking jewellery taken in a burglary four years ago.
Read MorePolice and Crime Commissioner John Campion says the system was slow to respond to the pandemic.
Read MoreA police officer denies murder and manslaughter, after ex-Aston Villa star Dalian Atkinson died.
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A handwritten letter by children's author Roald Dahl which reveals his secrets to good storytelling is set to go on sale at auction.
The letter, dated 2 August 1989, showcases the writer's opinion of his own work and his determination to get children reading.
It was sent to librarian Christine Wotton, who said she had written to Mr Dahl "speculatively" as a 20-year-old student as she was studying for a degree in literature and linguistics in the late 1980s.
The item has been given a guide price of £500-800 by Hansons Auctioneers and is set to go under the hammer on 15 June in its specialist library auction at Bishton Hall, in Staffordshire.
Jim Spencer, head of books and works on paper at Hansons, said: "Most autograph letters that come up for sale are typed, brief, almost generic responses.
"This is quite different, it gives us an insight into Dahl's creativity and craft, his passion for making reading fun, encouraging children to pick up books and take a love of literature with them throughout the rest of their lives."