内容摘要：He said: "We used the magnets to help bring up trolleys and clear up the river.

He said: "We used the magnets to help bring up trolleys and clear up the river.

to keep up with the inner workings of Westminster and beyond.A drink driver, who lost control of her vehicle on a bend killing her passenger, has been jailed for two years.

Chloe Bannister, 29, of Chaytor Drive, Nuneaton, was driving a Mercedes GL50 along Coppice Lane, near Tamworth, on 15 November 2023, when she crashed into a fence.The passenger in her car, a 33-year-old man from Cheshire, sustained serious injuries and died the following day.The 29-year-old, who had previously pleaded guilty to causing death by careless driving when unfit through drink, was sentenced at Warwick Crown Court on Friday.

Bannister was also banned from driving for five years.Det Con Sam Bates from Warwickshire Police said: "Chloe Bannister's irresponsible and reckless actions on the night of the collision have left a family heartbroken with the loss of their son, brother and uncle."

On a farm nestled in the Surrey Hills, young people are helping herd cows and build pens so they can be wormed.

They are spending time on Pondtail Farm in Brockham, near Box Hill, to help boost their mental health as part of the Care Farm project.City of York Council said it had begun writing to the 2,835 homes in the Micklegate and Heworth wards, ahead of the delivery of bins from 16 June.

Phase One of the Bags to Bins scheme, which will see people switch from using bin bags to dispose of waste, would be followed by deliveries to almost 2,800 homes in Clifton, Fishergate, Guildhall and Holgate in August, the council said.Each home is set to get a 180-litre grey wheelie bin as standard.

Figures show about 2,000 of the city's 95,000 households would remain without bins following the roll-out, according to theCouncil business manager for environmental services, Rebecca Copley, said the council would consider sending bins to households not currently set to get them, if they could show collections would be viable.