Flood-hit school is given £20,000
A school in the Cotswolds badly damaged by last summer's floods has been given a cash grant of £20,000.
Water aid boxes en route to Burma
Water aid boxes paid for by funds raised by a B&NES Rotary Club leave for Burma.
Cash boost for life-saving kits
A scheme enabling off-duty ambulance clinicians to attend local emergencies benefits from a donation.
Islanders paying for Burma boxes
Islanders show 'typical generosity' paying for survival kits to help Burma cyclone victims.
Britons dead in Italian air crash
Two British citizens die in a plane crash in Italy, the Foreign Office says.
Robbers threaten takeaway staff
Three armed robbers threaten staff and get away with cash from at a Chinese takeaway in Oxfordshire.
Milford wins Shakespeare Marathon
Cornish runner Shaun Milford wins the 27th Rotary Shakespeare Marathon.
Crystal skulls 'are modern fakes'
Two of the best known crystal skulls, once thought to be the work of ancient American civilisations, are modern fakes.
Boy, 4, swaps toys for lawn mower
The parents of a four-year-old boy from Cornwall say they are "baffled" by his growing obsession with lawnmowers.
Man targeted by airgun attacker
A man is shot in the stomach with an air rifle as he walks through a park in Northumberland.
British cyclone aid heads for Burma
A small Cornish charity says it is getting aid to Burma while larger organisations are being blocked by the Burmese government.
Duck race takes place for charity
Thousands of rubber ducks race along Swindon's River Ray to raise money for charity.
'British Schindler' at conference
The man who helped 700 Jewish children escape Nazi Germany is speaking at a conference in Blackpool.
England v NZ - Third Test day one as it happened
Kevin Pietersen strikes 115 as England recover to 273-7 after day one of the final Test with New Zealand.
Teenage chef's recipe for success
A 16-year-old schoolboy from North Yorkshire wins a national cooking competition.
Community sports day for children
Hundreds of children from schools across London take part in a community athletics event.
In pictures: Burma's misery continues
The desperation of Burma's people continues, two weeks after the cyclone, with little aid reaching the victims.
Archaeologists claim forest find
Archaeologists and volunteers excavating at a Perthshire forest uncover new information about the site.
Eyes on the skies for kite-flying
The sky is the limit as experts, novices, adults and children take part in the Exmouth Kite Festival.
Charity cash helps Aids orphans
Rotarians in Swindon raise more than £1,000 to help the children of Aids victims in South Africa.
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