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ITV Racing's Luke Harvey spoke to a racing fan who brought her cockatiel along to watch the racing at Goodwood. The bird sat in its carrier on a wall ...

said the racegoer. Tom Marquand, banned for three days on Friday after causing interference on the way to winning, raced to a 28-1 double. "Peanut loves horse racing," said the woman. Commanche Falls became the first horse in more than 50 years to scoop back-to-back renewals. It's the only time she's quiet. "So I thought I'd bring her to the Stewards Cup. Why not?

Richard Scaife put the woman through a "terrifying ordeal" when he threatened her with the fake gun during the attack in Folkestone. | ITV News Meridian.

"I am pleased the fast and professional response of officers on the day of the offences led to his quick arrest and the seizure of these weapons. A small folding knife, a bayonet and an imitation firearm were found in his car and strips of duct tape were attached to the inside of his jacket. Officers later found a samurai sword, a machete and a knuckleduster at his home.

Cancer nurse Ian Donald-Salmon had a catastrophic stroke while he was at work earlier and now faces a long road to recovery. | ITV News Anglia.

The main symptoms of a stroke can be remembered with the word 'FAST': "A quarter of strokes happen to people between the ages of 18 and 65." A previously healthy 43-year-old nurse who suffered a catastrophic stroke while treating a patient has urged people to be aware of the symptoms.

Ms Henderson's house has a damaged roof, wood rot in the loft, crumbling paintwork and water coming through the walls. | ITV News Tyne Tees.

It is not just Ms Henderson waiting for repairs to be done. "If it's mould and damp, is it affecting people in the household is it affecting their lungs or their chest?" Gateshead Council said this summer 1,500 roofing repairs are scheduled to take place and has apologised for the delays.

It can be treated with a course of medication - but relies on people getting tested and then seeking treatment. | ITV News Anglia.

He became infected as a drug user but struggled to access testing and treatment. “Traditionally treatment was in the hospital and we've cleared the backlog of people that needed to have treatment. That’s changed now." The virus goes in to the liver cells and replicates itself, which over several years can cause serious liver scarring and complications. "I know people have had horrendous experiences in hospitals with liver transplants, and I was aware of the prospect of being one of those people. A former Hepatitis C patient is urging people "to get tested and get treated" as he spoke about his fears after being diagnosed with the disease.

The Atlantic Ocean exhibit is the deepest tank in the UK, holding 2.5 million litres of water | ITV News West Country.

People can now swim alongside sting rays and sharks at the National Marine Aquarium in Plymouth. For the first time ever, visitors to the centre can snorkel in its Atlantic Ocean exhibit in a purpose-built pen. People can now snorkel at UK's National Marine Aquarium in Plymouth