Worn stone revealed at cathedral
Work to refurbish one of Truro Cathedral's spires uncovers more damage than previously thought.
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Bath Abbey plans are scrutinised
Plans to modernise the 500-year-old Bath Abbey are closely monitored by conservationists in the city.
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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.
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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.
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Tragic Ashleigh was 'best friend'
Ashleigh Hall was more than a daughter she was a best friend, her mother Andrea says.
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Somerset workers join PCS strike
Up to 1,500 civil and public servants across Somerset begin a 48-hour strike over redundancy pay.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Swimming pool plans progressing
A planning application is being submitted for a new £11m swimming pool and fitness centre in Wakefield city centre.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Gold medal winner tours home city
Thousands of people turn out in Bath to welcome home returning Olympic gold medallist Amy Williams.
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Police charge McGregor's fiancee
The girlfriend of Rangers keeper Allan McGregor is charged for wasting police time, as an assault investigation is dropped.
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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?
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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.
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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.
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New scan could nose out criminals
Noses could be an even better method of identification than iris and fingerprint scanning, says a UK study.
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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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