Two white-tailed eagle chicks fledge in success for English reintroduction bid
It marks only the second time the enormous birds of prey have bred in southern England in 240 years.
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Clever parrot going viral on TikTok achieves Guinness World Record
Four-year-old Apollo, an African grey parrot, secured the Guinness World Record for the most items identified by a parrot in three minutes.
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Review into safety of adult gender services to begin within weeks
The review will be led by Dr David Levy, who is medical director for Lancashire and South Cumbria integrated care board.
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Children will need two appointments before referral to new gender services
The plan, published on Wednesday, comes after data showed 5,769 under-18s were on the national waiting list for gender care as of the end of May.
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UK pledges £6m aid for Gazans amid continuing efforts to quell tensions
Foreign Office minister Anneliese Dodds is visiting Jordan to discuss how allied countries can work together on brokering peace.
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Coroner outlines ‘devastating’ events at inquests into Southport victims’ deaths
The inquests were adjourned to allow the criminal process to take place.
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Nasser Hussain: Few better options than Andy Flower for England white-ball boss
Matthew Mott left his position last week after two years in charge.
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Andy Woodman feels at home in Harrogate as Bromley’s big day looms
Bromley’s first EFL match will be in the North Yorkshire town where Woodman’s best friend Gareth Southgate resides.
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‘Two-tier policing’ does not exist in the UK, says former police chief
Sir Thomas Winsor made the comments in response to allegations that right-wing protests are policed more harshly than left-wing ones.
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Fermain Bay Beach Cafe – is no news good news?
SINCE collecting more than 3,000 signatures supporting the current tenant of the Fermain Bay Beach Cafe in his bid to renew his lease, and to stop the redevelopment of the cafe into a two- or three-storey commercial building as suggested by the States, I have been inundated with calls, emails and even letters asking me what is happening at Fermain. Not only have I heard from islanders simply wondering what decision has been made, but several tenants of other States-owned premises have contacted me expressing legitimate concerns about what will happen to them at the end of their tenancies. Two individuals who were thinking of taking on premises are now unsure if they want to invest time, effort and money into something which could be simply taken away from them at the end of their lease.
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Former Argentinian president Alberto Fernandez accused of abuse by ex-partner
The allegations have shocked the country.
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No cheer as pint hits a tipping point
FANCY a pint? The Guernsey Hospitality Association has made a splash with a letter to all deputies on the issue of alcohol duty, which outlines a complex issue and balancing act.
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Murdo Fraser announces candidacy for Scottish Tory leadership
Nominations for the post open on Thursday.
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Harris’ choice of Walz as running mate ramps up excitement in Midwestern states
Leaders of the Arab community say they are encouraged by Mr Waltz’s selection following concerns about a contender for the post, Josh Shapiro.
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Hospitality sector at ‘tipping point’ over price of alcohol
Guernsey’s hospitality sector is at a ‘tipping point’ over the price of alcohol.
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