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Lisa Moorish has raised 5k for refugees in Katie Hopkins’ name
It follows a campaign launched last year to transform her £1million mansion into a shelter for refugees and asylum seekers.
Student sent dissertation to ‘hero’ David Attenborough – who replied with handwritten letter
Third year student Emma Tait wrote her dissertation about environmental policies at festivals, and posted a copy to her hero, never expecting to hear back.
Christian teen went with no food or water between sunrise and sunset to support classmate fasting for Ramadan
Amoy Grant, 14, kept the fast for the Holy month in solidarity with Muslim friend Mohammad Kawsar, 14.
Cat up for award after learning to wake up diabetic owner – when blood sugar gets low
Hazel Parkyn says Walter the cat may have saved her life "many times over"
Ad industry launches campaign to help under-represented youth into media careers
Women, working class, Black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) talent are still chronically under-represented in Britain’s ad industry, an industry worth over £22 billion a year. To redress the balance adland has launched a campaign to attract young talent from under-represented backgrounds to apply for a innovative scheme to serve as a launchpad for talented youth into the capital's media industries Brixton Finishing School is a free bootcamp to get young talent into the media and digital industries, paid for...
London Marathon: Brit pensioner with dementia about to tackle his 131st marathon – aged 78
Battling Malcolm Brookes has been running marathons all over the world since 1986
Boy with autism gets dream tour of a rail depot after staff discovered he learned to talk reading train timetables
Doctors diagnosed David Elston with autism at the age of three and told his parents he would likely never speak.
Once near-extinct red kite spotted descending on feeding station in Wales
More than 150 of the birds visit Bwlch Nant-Yr-Arian, a feeding station near the village of Ponterwyd in Aberystwyth, every afternoon for 15 minutes
Sand martins return to nests following bitter dispute between activists over netting of cliff sides
North Norfolk District Council previously put a large net across a cliff side, preventing sand martins from entering their nests and endangering their lives