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Why you can‘t be friends with dolphins
Texas wildlife experts urge people to stay away from dolphins, even if they're friendly themselves. Such a statement had to be made after a dolphin settled near the area of…
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Archaeologists find 13th century stone murder record in Scotland
The restoration of a stone artifact from Dandrennan Abbey in Dumphis, Scotland has shown that it can depict the assassination of an abbot in the 13th century. According to The…
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Cabaret vs Cancer announces a new Ambassador to celebrate 5th birthday
14th July 2021 Established in 2016, Cabaret vs Cancer celebrate their 5th birthday during June and July 2021. Cabaret vs Cancer has awarded over £186,000 in grants to help people…
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The incredible history of the sacred olive tree of the Acropolis
You have certainly seen many olive trees in Greece, but there is one tree that is so sacred that it is said that its history can be traced back to…
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The most dangerous fish in the world migrated off the Turkish coast
Official figures point to serious problems with diversity in Turkey's ecosystem, with increasingly invasive new fish species now migrating and dominating the area. 540 "alien" species and 105 invasive species…
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Banks are closing their branches to customers en masse
65% of managers believe that the branch network model of banks will disappear in five years. This shows a report by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU). The reason is the…
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UK bishop apologizes for ‘offence’ after comments on conservative Anglicans in speech on sexuality
The Bishop of Liverpool, Paul Bayes, has apologized to traditionalist Anglicans for "the offence or distress" caused by comments calling for a "gender-neutral marriage canon" in which he said he…
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Is this the future? Zoo vaccinates animals against COVID
At a zoo in the San Francisco Bay Area, California, large cats, bears and ferrets are being immunized against the new coronavirus with an experimental vaccine, the Associated Press reported.
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The lost capital of Ancient Egypt
This spring, near ancient Thebes, a team of Egyptian archaeologists discovered the lost city of Akhetaton, which existed in the 14th century BC during the reigns of Pharaohs Amenhotep III…
Human Rights
Repeated Call – men must take a stand to end violence against women
As the man responsible for the killing of Sarah Everard has pleaded guilt to her murder, White Ribbon UK, a charity that engages with men the cultures that lead to…