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Worn stone revealed at cathedral
Work to refurbish one of Truro Cathedral's spires uncovers more damage than previously thought.
Bath Abbey plans are scrutinised
Plans to modernise the 500-year-old Bath Abbey are closely monitored by conservationists in the city.
Hanged man family's 60 year wait
On the 60th anniversary of his hanging the family of Timothy Evans speak about their desire to see his conviction quashed.
Tunnels path work gets under way
A scheme to create a cycle and walkway through disused rail tunnels between Bath and a nearby village begins.
Tragic Ashleigh was 'best friend'
Ashleigh Hall was more than a daughter she was a best friend, her mother Andrea says.
Somerset workers join PCS strike
Up to 1,500 civil and public servants across Somerset begin a 48-hour strike over redundancy pay.
York street is 'most picturesque'
A medieval York street is voted the most picturesque in Britain, with streets in Bath and Newcastle coming second and third in the poll.
Ferry captain runs with rescuers
The captain of the Riverdance ferry, which ran aground off the coast of Lancashire, is reunited with some of the rescue team.
Thousands turn out for city race
Thousands of people line the streets of Bath to cheer on those taking part in the city's 29th half marathon.
Swimming pool plans progressing
A planning application is being submitted for a new £11m swimming pool and fitness centre in Wakefield city centre.
Undercover da Vinci ruse outlined
A trial hears about a ruse which put undercover police officers on the trail of a stolen Leonardo da Vinci masterpiece.
Post office reopens after closure
A post office in Bath which shut nine months ago re-opens while attempts are made to find new premises.
Zuma honoured at palace banquet
The Queen formally greets South African President Jacob Zuma at the start of his three-day state visit to the UK.
Gold medal winner tours home city
Thousands of people turn out in Bath to welcome home returning Olympic gold medallist Amy Williams.
Police charge McGregor's fiancee
The girlfriend of Rangers keeper Allan McGregor is charged for wasting police time, as an assault investigation is dropped.
The anatomy of a cut
With all parties committed to cuts in public services, how is a cut actually made? Who decides on it, who enforces it and how do the rank-and-file react?
UK's Ashton takes flak in EU diplomatic battle
The EU's new foreign affairs chief, Lady Ashton, takes flak for protocol hiccups as the EU overhauls its diplomatic service.
Pair deny three-year-old's murder
A couple deny murdering a three-year-old boy who had 54 separate injury marks at the time of his death.
New scan could nose out criminals
Noses could be an even better method of identification than iris and fingerprint scanning, says a UK study.
Man 'executed' by masked intruder
A man was "executed" and his partner critically hurt when they were confronted by an armed man at their Bradford home, a court hears.


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