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Teen Stabbing at School: Charges and Restrictions

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Teen Stabbing at School: Charges and Restrictions

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On March 13, BBC Radio 1 DJ Greg James kicked off his 630-mile charity bike ride for comic relief this morning. The event, known as Radio 1's longest ride for Red Nose Day, started from waymouth on the Jurassic Coast. It's an 8-day push covering 1,000 km all the way to Edinburgh. The route winds through Wales, the Midlands, and Northern England with tough hills and bumps ahead. Greg will hit the West Midlands this Sunday, March 15, and Monday, March 16. Expect him around Worcester, Droidwitch Spa, Brahms Grove, and Birmingham's mailbox before heading toward Lichfield. Fans are buzzing about spotting him along the way, and a live tracker makes it easy to follow. Broadcast Air Live on Radio 1, Morning Live, and BBC Sounds, with video highlights on YouTube and social channels. Surprise guests will join sections of the ride to highlight staying connected. Live streams keep everyone updated in real time. Tune into the tracker, or donate at commercalief.com slash ride, to Fuel Greg's final sprint on Red Nose Day.

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