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The Sentinel - August 16, 2025

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August 16, 2025

Educational Trust ‘immensely proud’

THE Potteries Educational Trust is celebrating a year of exceptional success for students at City of Stoke-on-Trent Sixth Form College and Biddulph High School, who have achieved some of the highest results in A Level, Vocational, and T Level qualifications.

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Success for first T Level graduates

New qualification's 100% pass rate

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'All my hard work has paid off!'

CITY of Stoke-on-Trent Sixth Form College student Lois Cullen has secured a place at one of the world’s leading universities after her ‘phenomenal’ A level achievements.

2 mins

'He brought joy and laughter to each production he was in'

Tributes following death of Potteries pantomime dame Paul

2 mins

Police appeal over missing Holly-Rose

POLICE have launched an appeal for sightings of a missing teenager who hasn't been seen in over four weeks.

1 mins

Council house maintenance staff threaten strike action

Unite members want the same annual leave as office workers

1 mins

Inquest opens after death of girl, aged 4

THE girl who died following a tragic incident at Waterworld in Stoke-on-Trent has been named.

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Three-year banning order for 31-year-old

MUM-OF-TWO Chantelle Shaw has been banned from football matches for three years after she had a flare at a Port Vale match.

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Mum's court shame after throwing flare at Port Vale match

Three-year banning order for 31-year-old

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History is littered with truly sobering numbers

THE time was 2222 on 22022022 and my smart speaker announced it was time for bed. I checked my phone for breaking news, and up popped something that shortened my sleep by a few hours.

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Pope prays for peace

POPE Leo XIV prayed for a peaceful end to the “increasingly deafening violence” of wars around the world as he celebrated a Catholic feast day on the same day as a high-stakes US-Russia summit over the war in Ukraine.

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Flintoff backs hospital helipad appeal

ANDREW \"Freddie\" Flintoff has backed a campaign to help more hospitals get helipads after his own experience of medical air support following his car crash at a Top Gear test track.

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'The right to protest must be respected'

BRITAIN’S human rights watchdog has warned against “heavy-handed policing” which it said risks a “chilling effect” on protest rights amid demonstrations about the war in Gaza.

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Green leadership hopefuls to take fight to Labour

GREEN leadership hopefuls have vowed to take their party into a fight against Labour, as the two camps enter the final fortnight of their campaigns.

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Failure to agree UN treaty on plastics 'disappointing'

ENVIRONMENT minister Emma Hardy says she is “hugely disappointed” that negotiations for the world’s first treaty to combat plastic pollution ended in failure.

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'No benefit from Putin apologists like Farage'

A CABINET minister has dismissed Nigel Farage's call for the Prime Minister to allow him to nominate peers to the Lords, saying Parliament will not benefit from more \"Putin apologists\".

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Ethnicity guidance simply 'irrelevant'

THE family of one of the three girls killed in the Southport attack last year has criticised new police guidance that recommends forces share suspects' ethnicity and nationality with the public.

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Drugs gang flooded the city streets with heroin and cocaine

Now all three men have been jailed

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Another power site plan is put forward

A BATTERY energy storage site could be built on farmland if district planners give the go-ahead.

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Yob 'didn't even drop his cigarette' as he knocked man out in brawl

He punched victim and kicked his head

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'We're struggling with space... there are seven of us in one house and just the one bathroom'

Mum's plea to council to get a bigger house

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'It is unnecessary new houses and villagers don't want them!'

Final details approved following wrangle over bin collections

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Red sky at night... Shelton's all right!

IT MAY HAVE BEEN A MAJOR POLLUTER BUT SUCH WAS THE IMPORTANCE OF SHELTON IRON AND STEELWORKS TO STOKE-ON-TRENT'S ECONOMY MANY FAMILIES WERE WILLING TO PUT UP WITH ITS ILL-EFFECTS. HERE HISTORIAN MERVYN EDWARDS ALSO FINDS A HINT OF ROMANCE AND TRAGEDY AMONG ITS ROLE AS AN INDUSTRIAL POWERHOUSE

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DIAL K999

PAW PATROL: MARION McMULLEN LOOKS AT A NEW BOOK CELEBRATING AMAZING UK POLICE DOGS

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RANK AND FILES

MARION MCMULLEN checks out the UK launch of The Rockford Files 50 years ago

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FACING UP TO SWELLING

My five-year-old cat has developed an odd-looking swelling on their lower lip. It looks red but doesn't seem to bother them at all. Should I see a vet? And can you advise on a cause?

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ROBINS ISN'T FINISHED YET

Potters secure services of forward Cisse but boss still wants more new faces in his City squad

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To call yourself a housewife, to wear that crown, is very empowering

The Real Housewives Of London talk to YOLANTHE FAWEHINMI about the latest outing for the franchise

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SWEET sensations

IF YOU haven't watched hit chef drama The Bear, imagine the most stressful situation you possibly can, in which everyone you hate and love is shouting over one another, refusing to listen, and absolutely anything could combust in an instant.

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JOBS TO DO THIS WEEK

Reapply mulch around shrubs and perennials to conserve moisture during dry spells and suppress late summer weeds.

1 mins

Keep it light

Keep your plot sparkling long after sunset with these bright ideas

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NATURE CALLS...

JET OFF TO NORWAY FOR VIEWS YOU WILL REMEMBER FOREVER, SAYS EMILY HEWARD

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GET THE BLUES

From cobalt to sky blue, bring in a breath of fresh air with these stylish updates, says SAM WYLIE-HARRIS

1 mins

PITCH BATTLE

...AND KIT DOESN'T HELP

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It's part quiz and part relationship test... we saw a few domestics!

JASON MANFORD CHATS TO LYNN RUSK ABOUT GENERAL KNOWLEDGE AND AUDIENCE INVOLVEMENT AS HE RETURNS TO HOSTING DUTIES FOR SEASON TWO OF THE ANSWER RUN

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Stoke boss relishing the prospect of developing young talent Cisse

MARK Robins is looking forward to getting the chance to work with 'exciting' Lamine Cisse as he eyes up what he can offer both now and in the future.

3 mins

Supporters cast their votes in favour of changing Potters' club badge

STOKE City will adopt a new club badge from the 2026/27 season following a landslide vote from supporters.

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Robins knows how painful it has been for Owls amid uncertainty

ARK Robins can justify talking about empathy for the staff at Sheffield Wednesday amid the crisis they have been swimming through this summer.

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Richardson breaks his own record

CYCLING: Great Britain's Matt Richardson has broken his own world record in the men’s flying 200m start a day after becoming the first man to break the nine-second mark.

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Humphries form is 'depressing'

DARTS: World number one Luke Humphries has described his form as “depressing” after making hard work of his opening round win at the New Zealand Darts Masters.

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Hodgkinson says injury lay-off has been 'upsetting'

ATHLETICS: Olympic 800 metres champion Keely Hodgkinson admits she has found it “upsetting” to be out of action for over a year.

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Bashir confident of Ashes fitness after operation on hand

SHOAIB Bashir is confident he will be ready for the first Ashes Test as he revealed his relief at an injury to his little finger being on his non-bowling hand.

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THE WAY I SEE IT I would have been thinking about strike action as an Owls player...

W E'RE expecting major protests against Sheffield Wednesday owner Dejphon Chansiri this afternoon as Stoke City go to Hillsborough. I'm not surprised.

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A couple of players will have given boss food for thought ahead of derby

O Darren Moore has stated there is not a league team and a cup team at Port Vale and that people should not differentiate between the sides he puts out in certain matches.

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Moore expecting big test as Valiants head across the county...

DARREN Moore believes Port Vale face a stiff test at Burton Albion today in the lunchtime kickoff in front of the Sky TV cameras.

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'We will need to be on the money from ball one in Bucks meeting'

STAFFORDSHIRE have to continue to live in the moment on the NCCA Championship front, according to captain James Kettleborough.

3 mins

The battle for the islands

THEY would get there by two routes: advancing north along the coast of New Guinea and, at the same time, island-hopping through the Solomons, a bitter campaign that culminated in the capture of New Georgia and part of Bougainville in October and November 1943 respectively.

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The greatest gamble in military history... and why it backfired

PEARL HARBOR WAS PLANNED BY THE JAPANESE AS A KNOCKOUT BLOW AGAINST AMERICA. INSTEAD, IT WOKE A SLEEPING GIANT AND HELPED GUARANTEE ALLIED VICTORY IN THE SECOND WORLD WAR. ROBERT LYMAN REVEALS WHY

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Did America have to unleash the A-bomb to end the war?

THE NAPALM BOMBING OF MORE THAN 60 JAPANESE CITIES REMAINS FAR LESS NOTORIOUS THAN THE ATOMIC ATTACKS ON HIROSHIMA AND NAGASAKI, EVEN THOUGH MORE PEOPLE DIED. SO WHY DID AMERICA DECIDE TO USE THE ULTIMATE WEAPON?

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