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Updates from Friday 11 August
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A rail operator is trialling family-friendly carriages designed to keep children occupied on journeys.
Chiltern Railways has been laying on board games, toys and craft materials on some services running from Birmingham to London via Warwickshire, Banbury and High Wycombe.
One passenger said travelling was easier without a child "running up and down the train".
The train where kids get a carriage to themselves
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Read MoreA former financial controller has admitted stealing more than £440,000 from a hospital charity.
Ronald Chigunwe worked for Wessex Heartbeat, which supports the cardiac centre at Southampton General Hospital.
The 40-year-old, of Breadels Field, Basingstoke, pleaded guilty to four offences of fraud and money laundering.
However, he denied four other charges of money laundering. The crown prosecution service will now decide whether he should face trial.
The 45-year-old was taken to hospital with multiple life-threatening injuries.
Read MoreHeathrow Airport has been rated poor for disabled travellers in a report from the UK's aviation regulator.
Some passengers were not treated with "dignity and respect" with waits of one to two hours to get off planes cited, the Civil Aviation Authority, external said.
Manchester, East Midlands and Exeter airports also received the low rating, but 26 airports were given a good or very good rating.
Heathrow said it was addressing the issues raised in the report.
Bournemouth and Southampton were among those rated good.
Image source, GettyNichola Randall was able to have a ground-breaking operation to remove the blood clot in her brain.
Read MoreBoomtown founder Lak Mitchell says weeks of rain has had a knock-on effect on festival preparations.
Read MoreA picture of the aftermath of yesterday's head-on crash involving a car and a van in Oxfordshire has been released by the fire service.
The driver of the car is in a "critical condition" having been flown by air ambulance to the John Radcliffe Hospital.
Image source, Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue ServiceThe crash happened on the A4095 near Radcot at about 13.45 yesterday
Image source, Charlie HadleyThe founder of Boomtown Fair music festival says he and his staff did everything they could to help thousands of people who waited hours to get in to the event.
Lak Mitchell said weeks of rain had a "knock-on effect" on preparations for the event at Matterley Bowl, near Winchester, where people queued for up to 10 hours on Thursday.
He said the delays were compounded by additional security measures aimed at preventing drugs being brought on site.
Organisers said the queues had been cleared by 23:15 BST on Friday.
Felicity Denham draws life-like nipples on women who have undergone reconstructive surgery for free.
Read MoreThe pedestrian was killed when he was struck by a car in Fareham.
Read MoreModel and personal trainer Jack Eyres from Bournemouth is the first amputee to win Mr England
Ronald Chigunwe was the financial controller of Wessex Heartbeat in Southampton.
Read MoreLarge crowds watched a display by the Red Arrows last night over Lyme Regis.
The aerobatic display team flew as part of the town's regatta and carnival.
Here are some pictures from their breathtaking display.
Image source, Air Show Junkie
Image source, Air Show Junkie
Image source, Air Show Junkie
Image source, Thames Valley PoliceThe 45-year-old driver of the Toyota MR2 was flown to the John Radcliffe Hospital by air ambulance
A 45-year-old man is in a critical condition after a "head-on collision" involving a car and a van Oxfordshire yesterday.
It happened on a tight bend of the A4095 near Radcot Bridge near Bampton at about 13.45 yesterday.
The driver of the car, a Toyota MR2, was taken to the John Radcliffe Hospital and remains in a "critical condition".
The Ford Transit van was being driven man who suffered minor injuries.
Army reserves from the south have been training with American troops
Boomtown Fair, external organisers say 80% of the festival's attendees are now on site and the gates are operating as normal.
The update comes after thousands of revellers were left queuing to get in to the Matterley Bowl site yesterday afternoon - some for up to 10 hours - after the gates opened two hours later than planned.
Boomtown apologised for the delays, blaming bad weather and increased security measures.
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