Coventry Telegraph - April 22, 2025

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April 22, 2025

Inside the doomed

A COVENTRY estate that hundreds of people once called home is now a demolition site.

2 mins

1960s Coventry estate

A COVENTRY estate that hundreds of people once called home is now a demolition site.

2 mins

Humble start as bouncer for young Argentinian who found calling

AS the first pope from the Americas, and the first non-European for more than 1,200 years, Pope Francis’ election in 2013 was a hugely symbolic moment.

1 min

Global tributes after sudden death of Pope at age of 88

PUBLIC figures across the world have paid tribute to Pope Francis following his death at the age of 88 on Monday morning.

2 mins

WARNING OVER LANE CLOSURE

MOTORISTS are being warned of a three day long lane closure on the A444 bypass.

1 min

Anger over new phone mast plan

A NEW 18 metre phone mast would 'tower' over a Coventry estate.

1 min

Daughter's marathon effort to honour her mum

A WOMAN who died after a cancer diagnosis was initially told her altered bowel habits were due to food intolerance.

3 mins

Old fire hoses set to become new play things for zoo apes

OLD fire hoses used in emergencies across Warwickshire will become the new playthings for apes at Twycross Zoo.

1 min

Huge rises in thefts of Toyota, Nissan and Jaguar cars

POLICE are warning owners of three popular car models that they are being increasingly targeted by criminals.

1 min

Five-a-day is forbidden fruit for allergy woman

CHLOE'S BEEN AVOIDING EATING HER GREENS FOR THE PAST 20 YEARS

2 mins

Anniversary trip to Mull for royals

THE Prince and Princess of Wales will spend their 14th wedding anniversary this year in Scotland, celebrating rural communities.

1 min

'We must stop Trump from addressing UK Parliament'

MPS and peers have called for Donald Trump to be blocked from addressing Parliament when he visits the UK.

2 mins

Councils lose third of staff since 2012

COUNCILS across England and Wales have lost almost a third of their staff over the past decade, according to new research.

1 min

'I'm back to my old self'

Raj Gil has never been the kind of person to sit back and let life pass her by. “I'm a social person and have always been very active,” says Raj, 51, from Glasgow. But when she began getting pains in her feet, she became sedentary and gradually piled on the pounds.

1 min

Consistency is key to a better you

CONSISTENCY is the golden thread of a life well-lived and the glue that turns our inspiration into reality, says leadership, personal growth mentor and author of The 5am Club and The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari, Robin Sharma.

3 mins

Pick up your walking pace for a healthier heart boost

Could brisk walking be the secret to a healthier heart? New research from the University of Glasgow suggests that walking briskly might do more than just boost your mood - it could significantly lower your risk of developing serious heart rhythm problems.

2 mins

SNEEZY QUESTION

Have you got a cold or is it hay fever? Knowing what you're up against can greatly impact how you manage symptoms, says CAMILLA FOSTER

2 mins

Keeling-Wright seals Old Hill win in Cup quarters

LED by a fine all-round display from Sean Keeling-Wright, Old Hill marched into the quarter-finals of the Graham Williamson T20 Challenge Cup by claiming the scalp of Division One Himley.

4 mins

Result at City would swiftly ease Villa Champions League agony

WHAT a few days for Aston Villa! The narrowest of defeats on aggregate in the Champions League quarter-final against PSG last Tuesday, before Saturday brought a stunning 4-1 win in the Premier League over in-form Newcastle United.

3 mins

Weather helps Bears cling on to an undeserved draw

DOMINANT Nottinghamshire ran out of time and had to settle for a draw against Warwickshire after rain took out much of the final day of their Rothe say County Championship Division One match at Edgbaston.