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It happened on Sunday 16th February.

It happened on Sunday 16th February.

It happened Sunday night.

They can balance the books for now.

They could be moved to new purpose-made locations in Earl Shilton and Shepshed.

Police have released an image of a man they would like to speak to.

It happened on Sunday evening.

It's following Storm Dennis.

Warwickshire's been awarded support until 2021.

It happened Monday morning in Broughton Astley.

It's following a six-week trial at Warwick Crown Court.

It happened in the area of Blaby Road.

A fifth person has died from coronavirus in Italy, where cases have soared over 200 - as Austria assembles a special taskforce to consider border controls.

Britons rescued from a coronavirus-hit cruise ship off the coast of Japan have expressed anger after four fellow passengers tested positive for the illness, despite being cleared to travel back to the UK.

Snow has fallen overnight in Northern Ireland, Scotland and northern England - with the Met Office warning more is on the way.

Julian Assange "put lives at risk" by disseminating classified materials through WikiLeaks, a lawyer representing the US has said on the first day of extradition hearings.

Anthony Joshua's undisputed world title fight against Tyson Fury "will happen", says promoter Eddie Hearn, who says he will do "everything it takes" to agree a deal.

Primary school children will no longer be able to head a football in training under new guidelines released by the English, Northern Irish and Scottish Football Associations.

Dillian Whyte says Tyson Fury will attempt to avoid a WBC mandatory title fight but has vowed to "break him down" if the new WBC champion agrees to a British battle.

Tyson Fury produced a brutal and brilliant masterclass to batter Deontay Wilder to a seventh-round stoppage, becoming world heavyweight champion again.

Peter Kay is returning to the stage after announcing new dates for his Dance For Life charity discos in aid of Cancer Research UK.

Samira Ahmed has reached a settlement with the BBC after winning her sex discrimination equal pay claim against the corporation.

Love Island dedicated the final of its first winter series to Caroline Flack, with a 90-second tribute to the late presenter.

Two ticket touts who made millions of pounds from reselling pop concert seats at inflated prices are facing jail today.