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Even chickens in darkest Wales felt the influence of Bowie. Charles says his favourite album is Low.
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My nephew Imran is missing. Last seen in the Swansea valley area. Please if you recognise him and know where he is or where he might be or if he has been harmed or at risk of being harmed please ring South Wales Police on 999 or 101 . This is really important as he has some health issues.
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This wonderful, striking autochrome by Friedrich Paneth of his children by a lake at sunset was taken a hundred years ago and is original colour (it's not colourised). I find it a very evocative image, rather like the old silhouette Christmas cards I received as a child.
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UK fails to ban 36 harmful pesticides outlawed in EU
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Tonight @channel5_tv 7pm. ‘Swimming In Sewage. Britain’s Water Scandal’. And yes, you should be outraged because this was lake Windermere, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that is being polluted by sewage! @MattStaniek @Feargal_Sharkey @PutneyFleur @bunce_sally @UnderwaterMedia 💩💩
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Last year saw a 'catastrophic breeding failure' of some emperor penguin colonies due to record low Antarctic sea ice, on which they rely to rear their chicks. Emperor penguins may be heading towards extinction unless we act now – their fate rests in our hands.
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Does Rishi Sunak understand that climate change is happening now? #NetZero
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Next spring, Persephone Books will celebrate its 25 year anniversary, as well as the publication of its 150th book. In honour of this, there is going to be a Persephone Festival from Fri April 19th until Sun April 21st, 2024. For more information, head to the Festival website.
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Man working on roof next door just said
Excuse me love is your cat ok ?😆🤣
#bemorebarry
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In 1969, BBC News spoke to Mr Glynne Wood - who had a pigeon living on his head.
"Do you think there's any answer to the problem?"
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Just so that nobody doubts my net prowess, I’d just like to show you the tiny collapsible travel net with which I just caught a swallow that had foolishly got itself stuck inside the barn-conversion holiday gîte.
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Vicars Close, Wells is thought to be the oldest surviving, purely residential street with original buildings in Europe. Construction began in 1348! Despite the rain yesterday, it was a beautiful sight!
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