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The CFM Radio news team covers Cumbria and South West Scotland bringing you the latest news stories that matter to the region.
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As three men are jailed for a horrific crime the CFM News Team brings you an extended news bulletin on a crime that shocked our region. The brutal and savage murder of a 14-year-old boy in a Carlisle graveyard, which sparked the biggest murder investigation in Cumbria since 2010.
CFM Reporter, Ben Bason, was at Brunton Park as Carlisle United took on Everton in their FA Cup 4th round clash. Could they cause an upset and continue their best cup run in almost two decades?
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St Helen's Kyle Amor, former Hensingham amateur, tells us how it feels to leave a Cumbrian Mark on the Grand Final, how he wants to see our county get its own super league side and comments on Ben Flower's actions.
CFM's Charlotte Murphy takes our listeners questions to South Scotland MSP Joan McAlpine and Carlisle MP John Stevenson
CFM's Charlotte Murphy has been speaking to 16 and 17 year olds who can vote and some scots who can't.
Dave Wyllie lived in Scotland up until two years ago when he moved to Carlisle, that means he can't vote in the referendum.
Ellis Stabler is from Gretna and has been learning about the referedum at his school, Annan Academy
Kerry Johnstone is from Eastriggs and has been learning about the referedum at her school, Annan Academy.
CFM's Charlotte Murphy spends a morning with Janette Bell from Dumfries who travels to Carlisle for work.
Lord Inglewood (Richard Vane) - Impartial Member of the House of Lords and a farmer, landowner and businessman in Cumbria.
CFM's special report on how the vote can affect people living on both sides of the border.
Professor Frank Peck from the University of Cumbria explains what Scottish Independence means for people on both sides of the border
We took your calls for more support for depression to Copeland MP and Shadow Health Minister Jamie Reed. Here's what he had to say:
After looking at the treatment of depression in Cumbria - we spoke to a GP about tablets vs. talking. Here's Dr. Peter Weaving:
We've been investigating the treatment that's on offer for depression in Cumbria - Counselor Richard Thwaites talks about therapy vs. pills.
This 17 year old fought depression alongside his best friend. He told CFM he didn't know where else to turn in Cumbria.
This teenager told us he hasn't told his mum he attempted suicide yet. He got through depression with the help of his best friend.
We decided to take your comments about a lack of support to the NHS support service, First Steps - and Richard Thwaites told us what it's like providing for Cumbria.
A young Mum's battle to find the right support in Cumbria, after she fell into depression when she lost a baby.
Carol's a sufferer of depression from Carlise, and has lost 1 friend and 4 family members to suicide in the space of 5 months.