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A Midlands appliance company raised over £20,000 for breast cancer patients at their first charity ball, inspired by their managing director's own cancer journey. The funds will provide free therapies and support to families across Worcestershire.
Archaeologists in Broadway, Worcestershire have discovered 8,000 years of continuous human history, crowned by an intricately carved bone box that's capturing hearts across Britain. The extraordinary find spans from the Stone Age to Saxon times and features tonight on BBC Two.
England football star Jude Bellingham just invested nearly £1 million in Birmingham Phoenix cricket team, bringing his love of the sport full circle. The Real Madrid midfielder, who played junior cricket growing up, now owns a piece of his hometown team.
Hunter Crowley spent his mornings in chemotherapy and his afternoons prepping burgers for his thriving food truck business. Now in full remission at 18, he's serving up hope and handcrafted burgers across North Texas.
After two cancer relapses, a heart attack, and having to relearn how to walk, supermarket manager Sheldon Donovan transformed his life by losing half his body weight and becoming a runner. Now he's opening a new Cancer Research UK store to help others get their own second chances.
Hummingbird hawk moths, ivy bees, and wasp spiders are moving north into England's West Midlands as rising temperatures create new habitats. Wildlife experts are celebrating these stunning new arrivals while carefully tracking which species flourish and which struggle in the changing climate.
Eight months after a riding accident left her paralyzed, Olympic-hopeful Saffron Cresswell made it to the World Championships in a completely new sport. Her story proves that devastating setbacks can open unexpected doors.
Real Madrid star Jude Bellingham just invested nearly £1 million in his hometown cricket team because he says he "owes the city something." The 22-year-old England midfielder is putting his money where his heart is.
A 15-year-old Appaloosa named Milo has returned to championship dressage despite total blindness, using touch and sound like a form of equine braille. The horse and his rider Megan Share are now competing against sighted horses at elite levels.