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Inspectors criticised conditions at Napier Barracks in Folkestone and Penally camp in Pembrokeshire.
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Inspectors criticised conditions at Napier Barracks in Folkestone and Penally camp in Pembrokeshire.
Read MoreRobert Morley was one of two men who drowned when the Joanna C sank off the coast of Sussex.
Read More"Excited" teachers also greeted the pupils of Burstow Primary with balloon arrangements and bubbles.
Read MoreMore than 671 people have attempted to cross the Channel in small boats during 2021.
Read MoreGeorgina Gharsallah was last seen in Worthing, West Sussex, on 7 March 2018.
Read MoreThe thieves would have used several cages and a vehicle to transport the animals, police say.
Read MoreNeighbours cheered Vinnie as he did laps of his estate in Barnham dressed as Captain Sir Tom Moore.
Read MoreSince May Zoe Grimes has gone from leading an active life to having up to 20 seizures a day.
Read MoreZoe Grimes, 31, was fit and healthy until a sudden seizure triggered a debilitating condition.
Read MoreA driver is arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving and is in police custody.
Read MoreThree judges decided not to admit new evidence over the murder of Peter Bick in 2011.
Read MoreMarc Abraham filmed the birds' spectacular aerobatics from Brighton beach.
Read MoreJudges say Kathryn Maple's winning picture "depicts the very thing we are currently unable to share".
Read MoreWest Indies pace bowler Kemar Roach signs for Surrey for the first seven County Championship fixtures of the new season.
Read MoreBBC transport correspondent Caroline Davies writes:
Many in the aviation industry are infuriated that it was not mentioned during today’s budget.
Just over a week ago, the prime minister did include international travel in the road map out of lockdown, saying that it would resume no sooner than 17 May.
But with many predicting that it will take months, if not years, for the industry to return to profitability, airlines and airports had said that further support would be needed.
While the industry will be pleased that furlough and airport business rates relief is continuing, no further sector specific support was promised in today’s budget.
Airport group Heathrow said that the Chancellor "continues to ignore the UK’s aviation sector" and that today was a ‘missed opportunity to ensure the sector can play a key role in the country’s economic recovery'.
While British Airline Pilots Association said it was ‘absolutely dismayed’ that aviation was not included.
All eyes will now be on the government’s Global Travel Task Force to provide an idea of how the sector can reopen safely this summer.
Whoever took the slabs had "made a right old mess", according to local resident Alan Stainer.
Read MoreCharlie Elphicke's lawyers had argued he had lost his career, marriage and "good character".
Read MoreMichael Roe is cross examined in a trial relating to the death of his eight-week-old daughter Holly.
Read MoreOver 580 people have made the crossing so far this year, compared to 246 in the same period in 2020.
Read MoreMichael Roe and Tiffany Tate deny charges relating to the death of their daughter Holly Roe.
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