内容摘要："It’s the first time we've made functional art and we're really pleased and excited about them.

"It’s the first time we've made functional art and we're really pleased and excited about them.

People are referred to the PoCHFJ for visits to Jersey by Prisoner of Conscience UK and the York University Centre of Applied Human Rights.Mr Mumin was moved by the welcome he received during this time in Jersey.

He said: "I was so lucky to come here... this helped to remove the trauma and the amount of pressure I have been feeling.Mr Mumin added: "This is like going to the doctor and Jersey is my doctor, and it treated me well, which has been wonderful, and I would love to be here again."The Somalian government has been asked for a response to Mr Mumin's claims but has not replied.

Twenty-two teenagers were taken to hospital, including a 17-year-old girl who later died, during a drum and bass event, papers have shown.The teenager who died in hospital of a suspected MDMA overdose after attending the Worried About Henry gig at Dreamland, Margate, on 29 June, has been

Thanet District Council’s licensing sub-committee has agreed a series of interim measures ahead of a licence review after Kent Police declared a major incident.

Dreamland, which previously said it was working closely with police, has been contacted for a comment.A hospice charity says a new city centre concept store has been built around sustainable shopping and social conscience.

LOROS Hospice opened This + That on 21 November in High Street, Leicester, which area manager SJ Waites said was "probably four times the size" of their next biggest shop.Ms Waites said the shop's big space - spread over two floors - and big rent made it a "massive gamble".

However, she told the BBC that This + That had made the same amount of money as four traditional shops in the space of a week, adding that the hospice "needs money".The shop sells a range of items, including games, bridal gowns and homeware.