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Latest News... (Source: BBC News)
Man arrested following fatal M4 motorway crash
One man was pronounced dead at the scene in Wiltshire after the crash on the M4 on Thursday.
Swindon firm pioneers polystyrene recycling "breakthrough"
Recycling Technologies has signed a deal with the world's biggest producer of polystyrene after working out how to recycle the plastic.
Derry Hill crash: Funeral held for Matthew Parke
A service in memory of Matthew Parke, 19, is held after a cortege passes through his hometown.
Covid-19: What has it meant for the 'busiest' trains?
Data for autumn 2019 shows 22% of passengers into London were standing. That was before Covid-19 struck.
Covid-19 restrictions: 'South Asian weddings should have 400 guests - not 15'
British Asian weddings are traditionally lavish affairs that tend to have hundreds of guests.
Coronavirus: Working from home 'costs central London £2.3bn'
More than £500m per month was lost to businesses who rely on office workers, research suggests.
Coronavirus: Delays to trials 'prolong trauma' for victims
One woman says she has "not been able to properly live" while her accused waits to stand trial.
Coronavirus infection: Is there a North-South divide in England?
Half of people in northern England are facing additional restrictions - but no-one in the South.
Premiership 2020-21: Harlequins host Exeter Chiefs on opening night
Current Premiership leaders Exeter Chiefs will travel to Harlequins on the opening night of the 2020-21 season.
Swindon Town 4-2 Burton Albion
Experienced striker Brett Pitman scores his first Swindon goal as Richie Wellens' side beat Burton.
Dion Donohue: Swindon Town re-sign left-back on one-year deal
Swindon Town re-sign defender Dion Donohue on a one-year contract after seven appearances last season.
Coronavirus: People being allowed in pubs but not stadiums 'bizarre' - EFL's Rick Parry
EFL chairman Rick Parry says it is "a little bizarre" people are allowed in pubs but cannot attend football matches.
Jordan Stevens: Leeds United midfielder joins Swindon Town on loan
Leeds United loan midfielder Jordan Stevens to League One side Swindon Town on a year-long deal.
Latest Sports News... (Source: BBC News)
Swindon v Tranmere
Preview followed by live coverage of Friday's game between Swindon and Tranmere in League One.
I deserve to be dropped - Roberts
Swindon Town midfielder Gary Roberts says he deserves to be dropped from the squad after a run of poor performances.
Gold vexed by Joseph's Bath link
Bath coach Gary Gold berates "irresponsible" reports linking London Irish's Jonathan Joseph with a move to the Rec.
Patey clarifies Di Canio comments
Swindon chairman Sir William Patey insists boss Paolo Di Canio's negative comments about the club were misinterpreted.
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North East households mixing ban 'confusing'
People face a maximum £6,400 fine for mixing indoors, but council bosses say more detail is needed.
Croydon abduction: Three young brothers 'taken abroad' by father
The children were taken by their father and are probably in mainland Europe, police believe.
North Essex Partnership: Mental health trust prosecuted after 10 deaths
North Essex Partnership Trust faces action by the Health and Safety Executive over safety failings.
Jet suit paramedic tested in the Lake District 'could save lives'
The kit means a paramedic can "fly" up a fell in 90 seconds rather than go 30 minutes by foot.
Westergate primary school snooping-accused teacher cleared
Donna-Maria Thomas was arrested after alleging pupils were being "overgraded" at her Sussex school.
Hugo Boss claims Scouse slogan infringes copyright
Artist John Charles says "boss" is just Liverpool slang and not an attempt to copy the global brand.
Storm forces air ambulance to land at Mountbatten home
The helicopter crew were given a cup of tea by Countess Mountbatten after the landing at Broadlands.
Eastleigh boy, 14, 'researched bombs and made jihad video'
The teenager developed "extremist" views after experiencing a troubled home life, a jury is told.
James Bulger killer Jon Venables denied parole over child abuse images
Jon Venables had applied for parole after being jailed in 2017 for having child abuse images.
Maternity units 'too defensive' and failing to learn from mistakes
England's chief hospital inspector says maternity units are "too defensive" when births go wrong.
Man who poured petrol inside Blackpool bank surrenders
The 80-year-old gave himself up following a 12-hour stand-off after he negotiated with police.
Matiu Ratana: Officer's partner pays tribute to 'gentle giant'
Sgt Matiu Ratana, who died after being shot, had an "infectious smile and big heart", his partner says.
Source: BBC News
