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Woman forced to eat cat food for warm meal during Christmas cost of living crisis

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By Josh Sandiford Verified, Laura Sharman Verified
| AOL UK Verified
A woman who couldn't afford a warm meal close to Christmas has been left to eat cat food instead. The resident was heating up the pet food so she could have something warm to eat in winter. Many Brits are facing the difficult decision of whether to heat their homes or feed themselves in the cost of living crisis. The woman is one of many residents who has turned to the Friday hub community group for support, reports Birmingham Live.
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Father and daughter 'dumped body in canal'

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By Josh Sandiford Verified
| Yahoo Verified
A disabled man violently attacked a sex worker before dumping her body in a canal with the help of his daughter, a murder trial has heard. Chereiss Bailey was found dead near a waterway off Ryders Green Road in West Bromwich on 29 September last year. John Anslow, 65, and his daughter Hayley-Marie Ferguson, 42, both from West Bromwich, are accused of placing Bailey's corpse in a wheelchair and adding paving slabs before pushing it into the water.
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Investigation as three birds shot dead near canal

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By Josh Sandiford Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Three birds including a baby swan have been shot near a canal in Wolverhampton. An RSPCA investigation is under way after two mallards and the swan were found dead near Anchor Lane in Bilston. A passer-by made the discovery and the charity believes the incident happened some time between 20:00 BST on Wednesday and 07:00 BST on Thursday. "These poor birds appear to have been deliberately targeted," said animal rescue officer Tracy Myles.
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