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Detectives are appealing for witnesses and video footage following reports of a disturbance in Chester.

Cheshire and Merseyside have been awarded Suicide-Safer Community status by Living Works, the world’s leading suicide prevention training company.

The board of City Fans United wishes to update Chester FC fans on the club’s preparations for the return of football and a number of important initiatives.

Chester Football Club can confirm that full-back Matty Waters has departed the club.

Thousands of students will be supported with new dedicated school and college transport to get them to school or college in the autumn term, the Education Secretary said today.

There were 23 confirmed cases of COVID 19 infections in West Cheshire from 27 July to 2 August.

Directors of Public Health across the region are urging people to ensure they use face coverings in shops, takeaways and public transport, avoid crowds and keep to social distancing of two metres.

Cheshire Police are appealing for information following a fatal collision near Chester earlier today.

Boris Johnson says it is a "national priority" and a "moral duty" to get all pupils back in class next month, raising the prospect of closing shops, pubs and restaurants in local lockdowns to allow schools to stay open.

Customers at a pub in the West Midlands have been told to self-isolate after an outbreak of coronavirus was linked to a barbecue at the venue.

A political row between the UK and France over migrant crossings in the Channel has intensified, with Britain's immigration minister saying the "unacceptable" increase in numbers "simply cannot go on".

Coastguard rescue teams were called out to 340 incidents across the UK on Saturday - the highest number in a single day for more than four years.

Brazil has hit the grim milestone of 100,000 coronavirus deaths - only the second country in the world to do so.

The operator of a ship that spilled tonnes of fuel into the ocean off Mauritius, sparking an "environmental emergency", has apologised.

A police officer has died and almost 200 hundred people have been injured in anti-government protests following a devastating explosion in Beirut.

Seething with anger, Beirut is a traumatised city that is in danger of tearing itself apart.

Simon Cowell has broken his back while testing his new electric bicycle at his home in California.

A BBC radio DJ has quit after the corporation used a racist slur in a news report, which he said felt like "a slap in the face to our community".

As he talks over Zoom, photographer John Rankin Waddell sits in front of his portraits of the Queen and Rolling Stones musician Ronnie Wood.

The stars of I'm A Celebrity ... Get Me Out of Here" will be swapping their shorts for thermals this year as the show abandons the sweltering Australian jungle for a cold British castle.

Boris Johnson says it is a "national priority" and a "moral duty" to get all pupils back in class next month, raising the prospect of closing shops, pubs and restaurants in local lockdowns to allow schools to stay open.

A police officer has died and almost 200 hundred people have been injured in anti-government protests following a devastating explosion in Beirut.

Brazil has hit the grim milestone of 100,000 coronavirus deaths - only the second country in the world to do so.

The number of people with coronavirus in France has risen at the fastest rate since lockdown ended in the country.