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Human Appeal, a humanitarian aid charity based in Manchester, will be following up the emergency aid they provided to victims of the floods that hit the UK in December, by helping renovate damaged houses in the Carlisle area. On Saturday...

Wakefield-based charity Penny Appeal brought smiles to the faces of children and young people in Yorkshire last week with a visit to Martin House Hospice to distribute dozens of special presents. The international humanitarian charity visited the Wetherby hospice on...

Gallery 37, Birmingham's long-established youth arts participation programme, is set for a major return in September 2016 with a new look and a new home. This year’s Gallery 37 will take place in and around Millennium Point, at the...

The lighting up took place as the sun set and was followed by a vigil in Hurst Street, at the heart of Birmingham’s Gay Quarter. Almost 50 people were killed and another 53 were enjured after a heavily-armed gunman released...

The Portuguese coach replaced Louis van Gaal last month after United finished fifth in the Premier League to miss out on Champions League football for the second time in three seasons. De Gea said: “I think United needed a coach...

The new Pakistan coach, Mickey Arthur has pledged to do everything in his power to help the condemned paceman Mohammad Amir grasp his full potential after the bowler was granted a visa for the team’s forthcoming tour of England. Amir...

Andy Murray and Ivan Lendl are together again. For many of Murray’s fans, this is a very good news, coming two weeks before Wimbledon. Murray has had 10 coaches in 11 years on the Tour and Lendl, by far,...

Bolton school’s celebrated Her Majesty’s birthday with much creativity and enthusiasm. Flags flew high in the air, whilst afternoon tea was sipped and the National Anthem sung beautifully by pupils. A special party was thrown at Clarendon Primary School in...

A report shows that schools in England are struggling to provide support for the 1.1. million pupils with special needs or disabilities (SEND) in conventional classrooms. A survey of 1,100 school leaders found interruptions in assessments, inadequate budgets and cuts...

Muslims around the world are fasting over the next month during Ramadan which is one of the five pillars of Islam and occurs every year. However, this year there is some concern over Muslims going without food and drink for...

Dr Alison Tedstone, Public Health England’s Chief Nutritionist said: “Advice to eat more fat is irresponsible and potentially deadly” in response to a report by the National Obesity Forum which advocates that eating fat may perhaps help in decreasing...

Presently, Medics have to trust trial and error to select drugs for patients with depression, meaning that almost half of the time the first type of antidepressant that is given to the patient fails to work. The researchers from King’s...