Huge fatberg 'eaten from inside out' in removalpublished at 14:34 British Summer Time 21 May 2021
A new method to remove fatbergs sees a 200-tonne "unflushable" mass cut to pieces in a sewer.
Read MoreLatest updates as Storm Christoph brings disruption to the North West on Thursday 21 January
Cheshire takes brunt of flooding
Severe flood warnings in place on River Bollin near Lymm and River Dee near Chester
Dozens of pensioners at a Northwich retirement village are stranded by flooding
Thousands of homes narrowly escaped serious flooding in Manchester
Rail services disrupted across Merseyside, Cheshire, Greater Manchester and Lancashire
A new method to remove fatbergs sees a 200-tonne "unflushable" mass cut to pieces in a sewer.
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Read MoreThe baby's arrival as the first of its kind at Chester Zoo makes it "extra special", a keeper says.
Read MoreOnly 16.5 overs are bowled on day one of Northamptonshire's County Championship match with Lancashire due to rain.
Read MoreFootage of Benjamin Bridgeman assaulting the man, who was fishing, was posted on Snapchat.
Read MoreA strawberry farmer reveals the novel methods he has used to help his crop through a chilly spring.
Read MoreA strawberry farmer reveals how he has coped with the poorer weather conditions.
There was no "conspiratorial" effort to remove criticism of senior officers from statements, a court hears.
Read MoreGerald Banyard tried to implicate his landlord's partner in revenge over a faulty boiler.
Read MoreAya Hachem, 19, was "in the wrong place at the wrong time' when she was killed, a court hears.
Read MoreThe five mansions were found to have been built larger than allowed and harming green belt land.
Read MoreAshley Barnes was arrested hours after Burnley FC beat Fulham, securing their top-flight status.
Read More90-minute documentary film presented by Jools Holland, Lucy Worsley and Len Goodman, celebrating the big band sound and uncovering the social history behind the music that kept the nation's spirits up through the Second World War.
Blackpool was one of the few resorts that remained open during the war, training troops by day and offering a welcome escape from the horrors of war.
Featuring extracts from a specially recorded BBC4 concert given by Jools Holland and his Rhythm and Blues Orchestra at the Empress Ballroom, Blackpool.
Engineers on the Winter Hill transmitter, the eighth tallest structure in the UK, share the view.
Read MoreDeborah Leitch, who had Down's syndrome, died of severe emaciation and neglect in Blackpool in 2019.
Read MoreDr Anushua Gupta describes saying final goodbyes to her family before being placed on life support.
Read MoreNetwork Rail says there will be disruption until Wednesday evening due to debris on the line.
Read MoreEllis Simms' double helps Blackpool ease past Oxford United in their League One play-off semi-final first leg.
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