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Children's services in Birmingham - which were declared a national disgrace three years ago by Ofsted inspectors after a series of deaths - are to be run by a voluntary trust. The Home Secretary says fire and rescue services in England need to change the way they work to tackle a culture of 'bullying and harassment'. Plus one of the world's biggest collections of famous teddy bears - owned by Gyles Brandreth - is about to take up permanent residence at a stately home in North Yorkshire.