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Matty Edwards

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Freelance journalist based in Bristol, formerly of media coop @TheBristolCable.
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Hempleman-Adams crosses Atlantic in gas balloon Original

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By Matty Edwards 
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16 minutes ago Matty EdwardsBristol Johnny Green/PA Alicia Hempleman-Adams is greeted by her father David after landing safely in Luxembourg A British woman has become the first ever to cross the Atlantic in a hydrogen gas balloon. Alicia Hempleman-Adams, from near Bath, set off from Maine in the US late on Wednesday and landed in Luxembourg on Sunday with her teammates Bert Padelt and Peter Cuneo.
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'Outpouring of love' for nurse killed in crash Original

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By Matty Edwards 
| BBC News
The family of a nurse who was killed in a crash with a van say they are "overwhelmed by the outpouring of love" for her. Sarah Jayne Crook, 38, from Cirencester, died when a Vauxhall Vivaro van collided with her Toyota Aygo on the A419 near the White Hart roundabout in Swindon on Friday. Wiltshire Police said the van driver had no reported serious injuries and no arrests had been made.
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New grammar school test 'won't stop tutoring gap'

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By Matty Edwards 
| BBC News
Image source, Handout Image caption, Beth Fordham says it is a 'moral dilemma' on whether to pay for tutoring ByMatty Edwards West of England Published 3 minutes ago Changes to grammar school entry tests in Gloucestershire are unlikely to stop children receiving private tutoring, parents say. From 2027, the seven grammar schools in Gloucestershire will move to a "more accessible" testing system, which will be closer to the national curriculum to discourage intensive preparation.
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