内容摘要：They also apologised for the delay in relacing Mr Cox's doors, citing a delay in ordering and manufacturing.

They also apologised for the delay in relacing Mr Cox's doors, citing a delay in ordering and manufacturing.

Gemma Osborne, the manager of Hart's bakery, which is near to the city's Temple Meads Station, said it feels "very close to home"."It’s always a concern being with our start times being so early that everyone is safe on the way to work," she said.

“It’s made me feel quite spooked. It’s very rare so we shouldn’t let it creep us out – but it definitely makes you think."Chancellor Rachel Reeves is being investigated by Parliament's standards watchdog after failing to declare on time that she received free theatre tickets.It is understood the chancellor attended an event at the National Theatre over Christmas but did not add the donation to the MPs' register of interests within the specified timeframe.

The BBC has been told Reeves did declare the trip on her ministerial register, which is separate from the MPs' register. The parliamentary code of conduct states that MPs must register their financial interests and update any changes within 28 days.A spokesperson for Reeves said: "The chancellor's interests are fully declared and up to date."

show that on 27 December 2024 she received four tickets to the National Theatre with an estimated value of £276. She registered the donation on 27 March 2025.

Sanctions for breaching the rules vary depending on the seriousness of the case, ranging from asking the MP to make an apology to suspension from Parliament.It is hoped that every household around the country will have the kerbside collections by March 2027.

The scheme will be extended to more than 25,000 homes in Wells, Draycott, Frome and Chilcompton.Eligible residents will be sent a pack of blue collection bags, alongside further information about what to collect.

They join about 3,500 households in Frome that have already recycled approximately 27 tonnes of soft plastic waste - equal to roughly 95,000 bags - since the scheme was introduced there in May 2023.Mickey Greene, Executive Director of Climate and Place at Somerset Council, said many residents who are already part of the scheme "really like" it so far.