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A car showroom boss says he believes part of the plans for a new railway station i n Cheadle will force him out of business. It was announced in July that Cheadle Towns Fund Board (CTFB) had been granted government funding for the new £9m station and £1m for a related package of walking and cycling routes.

The Only Way Is Essex star Bobby Norris has reportedly moved hospitals and is on a 24-hour watch for head injuries after being hit by a motorbike. Bobby, 37, is said to have landed on his head after being hit by the vehicle when crossing a road in London on Wednesday, 1 October.

Jess Wright, and his wife of four years, 30, also announced they had called their new addition Dustin as they took to Instagram on Easter Sunday. In a joint post, they shared adorable snaps of 'Dusty' wearing a white knitted hat and a baby grows, while cuddling up to a teddy. Since their second child had been born 12 weeks early, a nasogastric tube had been inserted through his nostril for feeding purposes.

Gallery: These stars have chronic diseases (Espresso) "I will continue to be an advocate for cancer awareness and all my love and strength goes out to those who continue to fight this awful disease, here's to a healthy and happy 2022 (heart emojis). " Alongside the caption, the 23-year-old shared a photo of her standing outside the Queen Alexandra Hospital in Portsmouth.

Love Island star Demi Jones has announced that she is 'cancer free' after a full body scan revealed 'not a single cancer cell left'.The 23 year old, who was diagnosed with thyroid cancer in March, beamed as she stood outside the Queen Alexandra Hospital in Portsmouth and revealed to her 1.2million Instagram followers that her body was free from cancer.

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family said. Jorja Halliday, from Portsmouth, passed away at Queen Alexandra Hospital on Tuesday, just four days after being tested for the virus.

Join thousands of others in getting the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox.More than 400 people have died of Covid-19 at the Royal Alexandra Hospital, new figures have revealed.Data, published for the first time by the National Records of Scotland (NRS), shows a total of 425 people have died on the wards since the start of the pandemic.In all, 525 Renfrewshire people have lost their lives to Covid-19 and 214 of those were care home residents.The RAH was at the forefront of

A midwife who died on Thursday after testing positive for coronavirus has been named as Lynsay Coventry.