The Sentinel - April 12, 2025

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April 12, 2025

Easter fun for families at wildlife park

FAMILIES can enjoy some Easter fun every day during the holidays at a wildlife attraction.

1 min

Hands up if you're gigging at the bet365!

Irish stars and indie band on stage this summer at Potters' fan zone

1 min

Retired Hugh took own life after conmen stole £20,000

A RETIRED pottery worker took his own life at a beauty spot - months after fraudsters conned him out of thousands of pounds.

1 min

Inquest backlog starting to drop

Recruitment drive expected to cut waits further

1 min

How 'the cussed lot' made their mark...

THEY'RE a cussed lot,' were the words muttered by one of the negotiators during the Federation hearing in 1909 - 'stubborn and uncooperative.' The 'cussed lot' were the representatives of Fenton Urban District Council, and the remark was directed to its chief negotiators, chairman Philip Elliott, right, and former chairman John Shaw Goddard.

2 mins

China raises the stakes

CHINA has announced that it will raise tariffs on US goods from 84% to 125% - in the latest salvo in an escalating trade war between the world’s two largest economies that has rattled markets and raised fears of a global slowdown.

1 min

Mercy-killing daughter, 55 spared prison

A WOMAN who killed her terminally-ill father has been allowed to walk free from court with a two-year suspended sentence by a judge who told her: \"I recognise I have taken a merciful course.\"

1 min

Woman brandished screwdriver during row with neighbour

She then assaulted two police officers during her arrest

2 mins

'What gives them the right to ruin our lives?'

Binmen tell of terror as armed gang attacked wagon in street

2 mins

If I had been starstruck, I couldn't have done the job

DAVID BOWIE, The Rolling Stones, The Spice Girls, The Who... it’s what you might call the client roster of dreams.

4 mins

HEAVENS ABOVE

THREE priests, one housekeeper and the most consistently awful weather on the planet.

1 min

'FOR US IT'S ALL TO PLAY FOR'

MARK Robins wants his Stoke City players to embrace and enjoy the challenge as they head to Cardiff in a potentially pivotal game at the bottom of the Championship.

3 mins

Hate thy neighbour

Suburban bliss gets cracked wide open in The Feud, coming soon to 5.

4 mins

TAKE A BITE OUT OF BAHRAIN

Chef and author Noor Murad has spent years working with Yotam Ottolenghi on books and recipes - now she's written her first solo recipe collection. ELLA WALKER finds out more

3 mins

I couldn't write after my heart surgery...

AFTER going to the GP with what he thought was indigestion last year, bestselling children's author Sir Michael Morpurgo found himself undergoing a triple heart bypass and an enforced break from writing.

5 mins

SPRING TO LIFE

WITH brighter days and pretty blossom on the trees, the Easter bank holiday really does feel like a breath of fresh air, and there is ample opportunity to bring some of that beauty indoors.

2 mins

'I have no doubts at all about his talent'

POTTERS BOSS IN PRAISE OF MIDFIELD STAR AHEAD OF A CRUCIAL GAME IN THE FIGHT AGAINST RELEGATION

3 mins

THE WAY I SEE IT

WE all want Stoke City to run their socks off in every game but energy isn't limitless and you have to be smart how you use it.

4 mins

Track rivalry renews

ATHLETICS Josh Kerr and Jakob Ingebrigtsen will renew their rivalry in July.

1 min

Norris warns of challenging track

FORMULA 1 After a setback at the Japanese Grand Prix, McLaren is hoping to get back on top of Formula 1 in Bahrain.

1 min

Vale hoping fans pack the park to boost their title tilt

BROMLEY at home is the next hurdle for Port Vale who are aiming to take another step towards automatic promotion from League Two - and potentially the title.