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sprawling over 900 acres, this was once the residence of the earls of shrewsbury.some help. we're about to do the three rides that they've got up on the stratosphere. shawn sanbrooke is a full—time roller—coaster vlogger with a lot of followers. no worries. shawn, are you a celebrity? i wouldn't say that. i love sharing my adventures. but it's all good fun. i love it. i think i can guess what we're going on, butjust confirm it. we are going on nemesis. nememis is a classic and is europe's first—ever inverted coaster. it also happens to be shawn's favourite. it's an aggressive start of the day. shawn, why are you laughing so much? i love it! survived my first ride! it's intense, but it's great. i love it so much. four times, you go upside down on that ride. it's strange to think it was only a short time ago attractions like this fell silent. but this is a place that has a long history of embracing change. before it was a theme park, its main attraction was its gardens. during lockdown, it was an opportunity to get people back out into some fresh air, so we were able

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it comes just a week after a damning report at another nhs trust — shrewsbury and telford — revealedup of families are calling for the same woman who led that inquiry — to look into what happened into nottingham. michael buchanan reports. i completely believed in the trust. i completely believed in the trust. i completely believed in the trust. i completely believed in the midwives, and all that got me was a dead baby. it’s midwives, and all that got me was a dead bab. m ., midwives, and all that got me was a deadbab. m ., , dead baby. it's changed everything about how i _ dead baby. it's changed everything about how i see _ dead baby. it's changed everything about how i see myself— dead baby. it's changed everything about how i see myself and - dead baby. it's changed everything about how i see myself and the - dead baby. it's changed everything | about how i see myself and the life i about how i see myself and the life i lead~ _ about how i see myself and the life i lead. �* , ., about how i see myself and the life ilead. v ., ,. about how i see myself and the life ilead. �*, . ,.

union who came from europe brest brest of course 6 with this favorite pastime jowail from english shrewsbury himself in the lessons and received a remark, and recently a large company signed a contract with a 12-year-old boy. everything is much easier. he drow. we will continue 1500. in the 19th century, under the leadership of this russian scientist, a geodetic arc of 265 points was laid to measure radians by others; the work took 40 years strictly strictly quite right. the geodetic arc in the photo, the northernmost trigulation point is located in the north of norway stones minerals 9.200. you have 10 100 from stanislav 6.000 6.000 sergey unfortunately, stanislav does not take part in the auction delivery pass, matvey we play with you this new chemical element. a chemist discovered in the mineral zinc blende obtained from the pierfit mine sounds very french. an element that can be named after something french to answer you sergey, the same version was stanislav galei , maybe gallium. quite right. to me , 300 minerals in armenia are made from this light volcanic stone and there are no souve

promoted to the championship in the two automatic promotion places after they won their games at shrewsbury, sheffield wednesday, sunderland and wycombe all make the play offs. but disappointment for gillingham, doncaster, afc wimbledon and crewe who are all relegated to league two. fleetwood escaped the drop on goal difference. in the women's super league, one game manchester city moved into the champions league places after thrashing brighton. city scored three times in the opening 15 minutes — with khadija shaw getting two of them. brighton pulled two goals back but then city really kicked on in the second half, shaw finishing with four goals as city won 7—2. the result means they leapfrog manchester united into third place. they play west ham tomorrow lunchtime. mino raiola, the agent who represented some of the world's best footballers has died at the age of 54. the italian looked after the likes of manchester united midfielder paul pogba and borrusia dortmund striker erling haaland. in a statement posted online, his family called him �*the most caring and amazing football agent that e

promoted to the championship in the two automatic promotion places after they won their games at shrewsburyhile mk dons, sheffield wednesday, sunderland and wycombe all make the play—offs. but disappointment for gillingham, doncaster, afc wimbledon and crewe who are all relegated to league two. fleetwood escaped the drop on goal difference. there's drama too on the final day in the women's six nations, with the match in bayonne between england and france deciding the grand slam. so far it's good news for the red roses, they lead 21—7 at the break. two tries from sarah bern and one from abbie ward have helped them to a healthy lead. the players are just coming out for the second half. while wales lost their final women's six nations match against italy in cardiff by ten points to eight. however, it's still a third place finish which is their best in 13 years. wales had two players sin binned in the first half and italy capitalised with scrum half sara barratin touching down to give them the lead. it took wales until the 75th minute to get a score — keira bevan went over and wales had a one p

scientists are appealing for help to trace fragments of a meteorite that's believed to have landed near shrewsburythere is another lot to cover but, no, so far no luck but we will continue to search.— but, no, so far no luck but we will continue to search. when you first ick continue to search. when you first -ick the continue to search. when you first pick the meteorite _ continue to search. when you first pick the meteorite up _ continue to search. when you first pick the meteorite upjust - continue to search. when you first pick the meteorite upjust tell- continue to search. when you first pick the meteorite up just tell us i pick the meteorite up just tell us how that felt? how did you know it was a meteorite? taste how that felt? how did you know it was a meteorite?— how that felt? how did you know it was a meteorite? we have a series of camera networks _ was a meteorite? we have a series of camera networks all _ was a meteorite? we have a series of camera networks all over— was a meteorite? we have a series of camera networks all over the - was a meteorite? we have a series of camera network

it landed somewhere in farmland south of shrewsbury. it landed, said ashley king from the natural history museum. meteorites are left over material from the start of the solar system. they are looking for something 500 grams, and it will be dark, shiny rock that looks out of place. i will pack a sandwich bag and foil just in case. i know you will like this. dog needs. your heart will go out to this dog. this is a dog who survived almost two weeks trapped in a badger sett. the owner is victoria hogan, who kept on looking. she deserves a mention. what is the headline? quite literal, two weeks of terror trapped. what is this? paw thing. so been treated by the vet and is back to full health. camped outside the badger sett for eight days and cooked bacon to encourage it to come out because of the smell. you may remember that a few weeks ago we told you the story of mark and heather, who had a baby daughter, sophie, who was born through a surrogate in ukraine. they managed to bring her to the uk just weeks before the war started. they've sinc

extensively on other significant world and domestic events including the ongoing war in ukraine, the shrewsburyjohn craven's - that of his first presenter. now it - is time forjohn craven's newsround. newsround has been around for 50 years. _ newsround has been around for 50 years. we — newsround has been around for 50 years, we have covered a lot of new stories _ years, we have covered a lot of new stories in _ years, we have covered a lot of new stories in that time. the first presenter— stories in that time. the first presenter was this man, john craven and the _ presenter was this man, john craven and the programme was originally called _ and the programme was originally called john craven's newsround. we have broken stories to the nation... within— have broken stories to the nation... within the _ have broken stories to the nation... within the last few minutes we have heard _ within the last few minutes we have heard there — within the last few minutes we have heard there has _ within the last few minutes we have heard there has been _ within the last few minutes we have heard there has b