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Young family resist eviction from temporary accommodation

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By Martha Fiddick, Molly Pipe Verified
| Bristol 24/7 Verified
Bailiffs sent by Bristol City Council have failed to evict a family for a second time after peaceful resistance from campaigners. Khalid Ebrahim and his four children were told they could no longer stay at their temporary accommodation on Mina Road after he turned down an offer of alternative housing because he said it would set back his disabled son’s progress.
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£1.3m funding boost to extend heart and cancer research

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By Molly Pipe Verified
| Bristol 24/7 Verified
Three Bristol health facilities will be able to significantly expand their research into heart health and cancer due to a £1.3m funding boost from the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR). The money will fund the first NHS beds exclusively for research in Bristol; a 70 per cent increase in Bristol Heart Institute’s (BHI) research capacity; and a doubling of the capacity for innovative molecular radiotherapy at Bristol Haematology and Oncology Centre (BHOC).
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In photos: Paddleboarders welcome summer solstice

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By Molly Pipe Verified
| Bristol 24/7 Verified
Paddleboarders were up early on Sunday to welcome the summer solstice from the water as dawn broke on the longest day of the year. A group of around eleven people on a SUP Bristol event took to the harbour around 4.30am, joined by Bristol24/7 photographer Rob Browne. Warm light reflected along the water as the sun started to rise, turning the sky a peachy orange and burning the edges of clouds.
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