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The former owner of a Gloucester nursery where a 16-month-old baby died faces two health and safety charges
Otis Ferry denies attacking a hunt monitor and will stand trial in September.
A flower bed design on a food theme wins silver at this year's RHS Tatton Park Show.
The Men in Sheds project encourages older men to meet up and refurbish unwanted tools for Africa.
Three of seven off-licences tested during an undercover operation, sell alcohol to a minor.
A patient is being treated at the Gloucestershire Royal Hospital for Legionnaires' disease.
A pedestrian who died when he was struck by a car near Cheltenham is named.
A bank reverses a decision to charge £800 in interest charges after an A-level student went 8p overdrawn.
Severn Trent Water say former bosses will not face action over its £2m fine for giving false information.
Playing the drums for a rock band requires the stamina of a Premiership footballer, research suggests.
A trial zone is set up around the Cotswolds which will re-route HGVs away from villages and narrow lanes.
A procession of vehicles involved in fatal crashes is taking place in Gloucester to promote road safety.
A mobile phone and a purse are taken during a house burglary in Gloucester.
A huntsman who was to face prosecution for killing a fox has his case adjourned.
Businesses in Gloucestershire benefit from multi-billion dollar orders to the European plane maker Airbus
BBC wildlife expert Steve Backshall recovers in hospital after breaking his back in a climbing accident.
Hundreds of people attend a service at Tewkesbury Abbey to mark the first anniversary of devastating floods.
Businesses in Gloucestershire benefit from multi-billion dollar orders to the European plane maker Airbus
Hundreds of people are expected to join hands around Tewkesbury Abbey to mark the first anniversary of devastating floods.
An historic Cheltenham Gold Cup trophy is sold at an auction in Newmarket for almost £7,000.
An investigation is under way after a patient at a hospital in Cheltenham is diagnosed with Legionnaires' disease.
A teenager dies and a man is seriously injured when their car overturns on a road in the Forest of Dean,
Mother and baby in knife attack
A mother and her baby suffer slash wounds in an attack by a man with a knife on a street in Cheshire.
Armed robbers get jail sentences
Two armed robbers who stole jewellery worth up to £1.5m in raids across England are sentenced.
Boy jailed for peacemaker killing
A schoolboy who jointly killed a man who tried to break up a fight is sentenced to three years' youth custody.
Safety charges after baby's death
The former owner of a Gloucester nursery where a 16-month-old baby died faces two health and safety charges
Death driver had sleep disorder
A Coroner reserves his verdict after hearing a driver whose lorry crushed a car had a sleep disorder.
Hope of deal in world trade talks
Global trade talks that earlier looked near collapse have made progress and a deal might now be possible.
Oil prices slip to seven-week low
Oil prices tumble to seven-week lows amid concern that the slowing US economy will weaken demand.
Financial compensation claims dip
The number of claims received by the Financial services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) fell by 33% in the past year.
Rentokil falls on profit warning
Shares in Rentokil Initial have tumbled 31.5%, after it cut its profits forecast for 2008 by £35m to £115m
US home foreclosures on the rise
The number of homes in some stage of being repossessed more than doubled in the three months to June from the previous year, a report shows.
Carol Vorderman quits Countdown
Presenter Carol Vorderman has announced she is to step down from television game show Countdown.
Hollywood's leap into online movies
Morton to make directorial debut
Actress Samantha Morton will make her directorial debut with a British TV drama about a girl growing up in care.
Cello players reach new heights
BBC reporter Huw Williams joins three cellists as they attempt to climb the highest peak in England and play at the summit.
The writer behind some of the biggest pop songs helps youngsters in London's East End hone their musical skills.
Live score - Wigan v Huddersfield
Fifth-placed Wigan take on struggling Huddersfield in Friday night's Super League match.
Liverpool John Moores University gives Gerrard honorary fellowship
Steven Gerrard is awarded an honorary fellowship in a graduation ceremony at a Liverpool university.
Murray ready to take on Djokovic
Andy Murray will play defending champion Novak Djokovic in the quarter-finals of the Toronto Masters on Saturday.
Asafa Powell and Phillips Idowu head a star-studded line-up on the first day of the final warm-up event before the Olympics.
Saints winger Dyer admits burglary
A Championship footballer is ordered to carry out community service after admitting stealing items from a Portsmouth nightclub.
Attacks begin on net address flaw
Net firms urged to patch address flaw as attacks that exploit it circulate online.
Scrabble's owners sue Scrabulous
Hasbro, the company that owns the North American rights to Scrabble, sues the founders of Scrabulous.
Mobile banking boosts Maldives
The Maldives has begun setting up a pioneering system which it hopes will make it one of the first countries whose citizens bank primarily using mobile phones.
Prisons to ban adult-rated games
Adult prisoners in England and Wales are to be banned from playing 18-rated computer games.
Boom times ahead for mobile web
Unprecedented demand will see mobile web-using devices proliferate over the next four years, predicts Intel.
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