Emergency plan launched to save capercaillie in Cairngorms National Park
The park, in the Highlands, is home to 85% of the UK’s capercaillie population, with only 532 left in the country.
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More than 90,000 take shelter after chemical plant fire alert in Georgia
The gas was detected in the air at the BioLab plant in Conyers.
World News|Sep 30
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Met officers face disciplinary proceedings over ‘failures’ linked to Carrick
A watchdog said David Carrick could have been sacked ‘well before’ he was arrested in 2021 if misconduct claims had been properly investigated.
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Handheld scanner could transform cancer and arthritis diagnosis – study
The device can generate highly detailed 3D images in just seconds, researchers say.
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Housing market ‘is reviving’ amid growth in house prices and mortgage approvals
Figures released on Monday showed a two-year high in annual house price growth and mortgage approvals for house purchase.
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Injured Jack Draper withdraws from Shanghai Masters
The 22-year-old retired from his Japan Open quarter-final on Sunday after suffering an abdominal problem.
UK Sport|Sep 30
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Mortgage approvals for house purchase jump to two-year high in August
Some 64,900 loans for house purchase were approved in August, the Bank of England said.
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We’re losing revenue from marinas because of the noisy vehicles
APROPOS the letter from Dave Marden in Friday 20 September’s Guernsey Press – while we were in Carteret recently we met three couples, in separate boats, all of whom had left Guernsey earlier than intended due to the intolerable noise from vehicles along the Quay behind the Victoria Marina. They all also commented in general how surprised they were at how many noisy vehicles there are in Guernsey.
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Le Pen’s future in balance as French far-right officials go on trial
Several National Rally officials are going on trial over allegedly embezzling European Union funds.
World News|Sep 30
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Derrick Henry powers Baltimore Ravens past the Buffalo Bills
Henry broke a Ravens record for the longest touchdown run as the Bills lost for the first time this season.
UK Sport|Sep 30
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First Israeli air strike in nearly a year of conflict hits central Beirut
In the past week, Israel has repeatedly targeted suburbs across the Lebanese capital, where Hezbollah maintains a strong presence.
World News|Sep 30
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Late Queen and David Attenborough named greatest British cultural figures
Elizabeth II was voted the greatest cultural icon in the UK from the last 90 years in a survey to mark the anniversary of the British Council.
UK News|Sep 29
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Hundreds of motorists caught drink-driving four times or more
A total of 27,792 British drivers were convicted multiple times in the 11 years to July 20.
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Nearly a quarter of adults feel digitally excluded, survey finds
It also revealed that more people feel confident shopping online than paying for a car park or applying for a mortgage digitally.
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Minnesota Vikings hold off Green Bay Packers to secure fourth straight win
Will Reichard’s 33-yard field goal in the fourth proved crucial to get them over the line.
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