内容摘要：A majority of MPs backed a consumer ban but supported a separate motion postponing it because of potentially enormous compensation claims from fireworks suppliers.

A majority of MPs backed a consumer ban but supported a separate motion postponing it because of potentially enormous compensation claims from fireworks suppliers.

It said they cost the hospitality industry an estimated £17.59bn in lost sales every year.Hospitality businesses also faced increases in wage bills and employer National Insurance contributions in April.

showed there were at least 17,000 fewer businesses in the sector at the end of 2024, compared with 2019.A round-the-clock mental health line has been launched in Barnsley to support young people struggling with their mental healthAccording to a Barnsley Council health and wellbeing report, the town has the highest number of emergency admissions for self-harm among children and young people in Yorkshire and the Humber.

In the year to March 2023, there were 140 self-harm hospital admissions for people aged 10 to 24 - notably higher than the national average.In response anew crisis telephone service is being rolled out across the borough to provide immediate support for anyone in distress.

said the new service, called Night Owls, launched in April to offer support outside of school and work hours and can be accessed through 111.

The health and wellbeing report added: "These services will be closely analysed for impact, whilst alongside this, a full review of all children and young people's mental and emotional health services is taking place to ensure all resources are being used effectively and identify opportunities for improvement."Beavers could be released into Loch Beinn a Mheadhoin next spring if Scottish government agency NatureScot grants a licence.

Legal releases of beavers have already taken place in Knapdale in Argyll and parts of the Cairngorms National Park in the Highlands.FLS and its project partner, conservation charity Trees for Life, said they had carried out two years of consultation with local communities and land managers.

Euan Wiseman, FLS north region planning manager, said: "Over the years we have built up good working relationships with the local Affric communities so it was important that we took the time to fully engage with everyone on this issue."He added: "We have now put appropriate measures in place that have enabled us to make a formal application to NatureScot for a release licence."