内容摘要：As head of the authority, the mayor will serve as a direct link to Westminster and oversee decision-making on issues such as housing and transport.

As head of the authority, the mayor will serve as a direct link to Westminster and oversee decision-making on issues such as housing and transport.

After requesting a short-term review into Mrs C's care, Miss B moved in with her mother and reported further missed care visits despite meeting with care managers earlier that month.In October 2023, Miss B reported concerns including carers not changing Mrs C's incontinence pads and leaving her in unsafe lying positions.

The ombudsman's report highlighted that the council had made safeguarding inquiries with Hallam24 Healthcare in November 2023 which were not presented to Miss B until August 2024, three months after Mrs C had died.Sheffield City Council agreed to apologise to Miss B for the care given to Mrs C, the delays and lack of communication as well as a symbolic payment of £500 "to acknowledge the uncertainty, stress and worry caused by the fault".The council will now have to provide staff training about good communication and issue a briefing to remind the council and Hallam24 Healthcare staff of the importance of reassessing and completing reviews of care plans in a timely manner.

An exhibition aimed at "decolonising" historical artefacts has opened in Bristol.Artist Jessica Ashman has been working with Bristol Museum & Art Gallery's collection, researching archives and exploring specimens.

She has produced a new art installation, called "Those that do not smile will kill me: Decolonising Jamaican Flora".

Ms Ashman said: "It's about addressing these ignored histories, or stories which are attached to how an object was collected or who it originally belonged to, because, when you collect these objects from these institutions or acquire these objects somehow, they're ripped away from their true meaning.""They have much to say about the universality of war and the anguish of suffering and loss."

Visitors will be able to see the poppies as part of a general admission ticket to the Tower of London, though a small part will be visible from the public footpath.The display will remain until Armistice Day on 11 November, which marks when the World War One armistice came into effect.

poppies are a symbol of remembrance in the UK and are worn to commemorate those who lost their lives in two world wars and other conflicts.Plans have been lodged to build a range of new facilities at an outdoor education centre in the Lake District.