Takeaway plan could revitalise former Italian restaurant in Preston

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It's been a busy Monday for stories - here are the ones we've selected for you.

First of all, Preston mum Tina I'anson thought she had a cough - but she ended up going into a coma.

On the lighter side of the news Lancashire landmarks have been changed using AI to reflect our love of cats after it was shown we spend four times the Uk average on our feline friends.

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Takeaway plan for former Italian restaurant building near Preston city centre

Takeaway plan for former Italian restaurant building near Preston city centre

'I thought I was suffering from a smoker's cough, but then I ended up in a coma'

'I thought I was suffering from a smoker's cough, but then I ended up in a coma'

Lancashire town named as one of the UK’s genital warts capitals

Lancashire town named as one of the UK’s genital warts capitals

Landmarks given cat makeover after Lancashire named the most cat crazy

Landmarks given cat makeover after Lancashire named the most cat crazy

Banning order for man who shouted 'Munich' at Manchester United fans

Banning order for man who shouted 'Munich' at Manchester United fans

Free swimming for children in Lancashire town after government grant

Free swimming for children in Lancashire town after government grant

Indie legends join Lytham Festival line up

Indie legends join Lytham Festival line up

23 great photos of the PNE faithful as 20,924 watch Rovers clash

23 great photos of the PNE faithful as 20,924 watch Rovers clash

New predicted final Championship table as PNE's form picks up

New predicted final Championship table as PNE's form picks up

PNE's plan to get 'out on their feet' men ready for Coventry showdown

PNE's plan to get 'out on their feet' men ready for Coventry showdown

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