内容摘要：Karl can read the river as we meander through the countryside.

Karl can read the river as we meander through the countryside.

Patients will also be able to book planned appointments to be seen at the urgent treatment centres via NHS 111, instead of waiting up to two hours to be seen.A walk-in service would still be available and the hospitals will be able to treat injuries such as sprains, cuts, minor burns, chest infections and animal bites.

The minor injury units in Berwick and Alnwick already offered services similar to other urgent treatment centres, with X-ray services at both sites.The trust said the change would mean staff would get extra training and support to manage "a wider range of patients", who would have previously had to wait for a GP review.A bomb disposal unit was called to a petrol station after an explosion during an attempted theft at a cash machine.

It happened between Sunday evening and Monday morning at Hedgeley Services, off the A697 at Powburn in Northumberland.It was reported the group had arrived in a vehicle before carrying out a small explosion.

A Northumbria Police spokesperson said they left empty-handed and no-one was injured.

"Officers are in attendance at the scene alongside an Explosive Ordinance Disposal (EOD) team as a precaution," the spokesperson added.In a sign of the depth of feeling within the party on the issue, fellow backbencher Rosie Duffield has described the cap as amounting to "social cleansing".

, she added that the "sinister" policy was "an attack on women's right to choose how many children they have".Save the Children, a charity, has estimated that scrapping the cap would take half a million children out of relative poverty.

It argues that government plans for an anti-poverty strategy will not be "credible" unless the cap is dropped at the autumn Budget.The Institute for Fiscal Studies think tank