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halifax, huddersfield, bradford and district branch have been teaching him sign language to try and givea new home. so his new owner will be able to give him lots of praise. but it's pf: you 5 bedtime. but it's pf: you are ldtime. but it's pf: you are reggie, sleep well, sweet dreams. prime minister to cornwall to visit a sustainable our west of england correspondent dan johnson reports. but the monarch wanted to show those in power what's happening on the cornish coast. it's beautiful. and just the layout is really nice. - yeah, and it's a good community spirit here, too. yeah. an environmentally friendly, cohesive community. more than a decade. we're told this visit was originally offered before the country faces. politicians his views. they dragged you out here, especially! jeff did. so sorry about that! no, i'm all right. yes, it is. not everyone agrees with his majesty's style prime minster and palace. danjohnson, bbc news, newquay. it's one of the oldest traditions of british sport — that's exactly what happened on sunday night as plymouth argyle — bottom of the second tier of the

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applause denis law, the king of the stretford end, manchester city, huddersfield and torino, law combinedcourage that was beyond. you hope, have, and he had a fantastic courage to play the game. he was never afraid of anything. the crowds at the cathedral and along the route were testament he had a heart as big as a dustbin lid. but off the pitch, his humility and the empathy he showed people was superb. denis law left the cathedral in a manner befitting one who rose to become the king. brilliant, absolutely brilliant! finally, to a ending. two fisherman have rescued a humpback whale found caught up in fishing gear off the coast of the isle of skye. a rope had become tangled around the humpback�*s tail. originally, we didn't intend to necessarily try and disentangle we just wanted to assess the situation. cut would free the whale, so we decided to just do that. thanks to their training, the fishing gear was finally removed. great pictures. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. hi, sophie. today has been another great, cold kind �*day. likew like these ww wwwwierswtwhweglé w

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