AN AMBULANCE was knocked onto its side closing a main road for a number of hours.
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MP calls for data based on sex after hospital assaults
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Starmer compares PM to 'jumped-up milk monitor'
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Battle to keep young off streets
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Police pledge after 'terror' arrests
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