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Coronavirus: Vicar accidentally sets arm on fire while recording virtual sermon
A vicar was left red-faced after accidentally setting his arm on fire while recording a virtual sermon.
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New York homes encased in ice after freezing temperatures and strong winds
Lakeside homes in the US have been covered in three feet of ice after two days of gale-force winds.
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Secret behind dogs' cold noses revealed by scientists
Researchers believe they have solved the mystery surrounding dogs' noses and why they are so cold.
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Trump's former doctor hid vegetables in his food to help him lose weight
Donald Trump's former physician has revealed he used to put cauliflower in the US president's mashed potatoes in his failed efforts to help him lose weight.
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Shrove Tuesday: Police use pancakes in hunt for suspects
Several images of wanted suspects have been created on pancakes by a police force which is asking the public for help to "whisk them away" on Shrove Tuesday.
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Arriva continues to run services with a further amended timetable in Milton KeynesArriva is continuing to run a reduced bus service in all areas it operates in to serve local communities as much as possible.
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Seven coronavirus patients have died in just over a week at Milton Keynes HospitalMilton Keynes Hospital has confirmed that seven patients with COVID-19 have died between March 18th and March 26th.
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MK Council to suspend food and garden waste collectionsMilton Keynes Council has announced it will suspend food and garden waste collections after Friday 3rd April.
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Milton Keynes Magistrates Court is staying open amid the coronavirus outbreakMilton Keynes Magistrates Court is one of the 158 courts across England and Wales to remain open during the coronavirus crisis.
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Bletchley Park is encouraging residents to make colourful bunting for when it reopensBletchley Park has launched "Bunting for Bletchley", a boredom buster appeal for bunting donations to help decorate Bletchley Park when it reopens.
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Iain Stewart MP is confident local businesses will "bounce back" after COVID-19Iain Stewart, MP for Milton Keynes South, believes that businesses in Milton Keynes should "bounce back quite quickly" after the pandemic settles.
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Staying safe in our parksThe Parks Trust has highlighted the importance of following government guidelines when using their parks.
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Uncertainty remains when schools will fully reopen after coronavirus crisisMilton Keynes Council has noted that there is “current uncertainty as to when schools will be able to open as a result of the Covid-19 outbreak” in a decision made this week.
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