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A BBC presenter has sadly died after nearly 30 years on air.

Andy Ball worked on BBC Merseyside for nearly 30 years as a reporter and presenter.

In a statement today, BBC Merseyside said: “We’re sad to have to tell you that our friend and Colleague Andy Ball has passed away.

“Andy worked for BBC Merseyside for nearly 30 years as a Presenter, reporter and part of the management team.

“He loved the river and enjoyed nothing more than getting out into the communities right across the whole of Merseyside.

“We will miss him dearly and send all our love and condolences to his wife Lynn and family.”

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A NEW campsite on the edge of the Lake District is minutes away from a huge beach – and don’t expect to see many kids running around either.

The luxury shepherd’s hut in the countryside offers a peaceful escape because it’s adults-only.

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The shepherd’s hut has a king size bed, ensuite bathroom and kitchen[/caption]

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The shepherd’s hut is on a livestock farm and offers views of the Cumbrian countryside[/caption]

Found in Cumbria, the tiny campsite is on a working farm with cows, sheep, horses and chickens.

The panelled hut might be small and cosy, but still has a king-size bed and ensuite bathroom as well as a fully equipped kitchen and living area.

Outside, you’ll find a wood-fired hot tub, firepit and griddle. 

If you’re more of an animal-lover, you’re in luck – the website reads: “Although kids aren’t allowed here, dogs are very welcome.”

A five-minute walk away from the hut is the village of Dunnerholme, which has a sandy beach perfect for swimming.

Around the corner is the Dunnerholme Golf Club which someone praised as a “10 hole golf course with bags of character”.

They were particularly impressed with the “spectacular view, with impressive Lake District hills as the main backdrop”.

Dunnerholme is also home to some historic landmarks, including a 12th-century castle.

The town of Ulverston is also a short drive away, where you’ll find a historic bobbin mill and lighthouse.

In the woods is an internationally renowned meditation centre where you can enjoy a 15-minute guided meditation for free.

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There are plenty of animals to see outside of the hut as it’s on a working livestock farm[/caption]

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The hut fits a king size bed and living area too[/caption]

We found that Ulverston also has a pub, The Stan Laurel, dedicated to Laurel and Hardy.

The traditional inn is filled with Laurel and Hardy memorabilia, as well as real ales and home-cooked meals.

Ulverston also has a drive-through ice cream parlour and lots of summer festivals.

Sandscale Haws Nature Reserve is around the corner too and is home to rare plants, butterflies and wildflowers.

It’s a great place for beachcombing and birdwatching too.

Nearby is the charming village of Coniston – which has royal ties as Kate Middleton used to go there on family holidays.

The lake, Coniston Water, is where you can either hop on a motor boat or try your hand at kayaking and paddle boarding.

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For those who aren’t a fan of water there are also electric and pedal bikes for hire around Coniston and lots of routes to explore.

Lakeside and Haverthwaite Railway is less than half an hour away, and you can climb aboard a steam train.

A single adult fare is just £12, and train tickets can also be bought with attractions to the Lakes Aquarium, boat trips to both Bowness and Ambleside, and The World of Beatrix Potter.

For anyone after adventure, there’s also Grizedale Forest where you’ll find mountain bike trails and a Go Ape course.

You can book the Shepherd’s Hut from £100 per night on pitchup.com.

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