Cyprus Leaders in Push for Peace Deal Cancer Spread cut by 75% in Tests Blind Mice have Sight Restored with Stem Cells Nappy Recycling Breakthrough Idris Elba auctions a Valentines Date for Charity Mysterious Fossils find Place on Tree of Life Ferens Art Gallery to Reopen after £5m Revamp China Trying ‘Marks Bank’ To […]
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Okay, kind of torn today between worms and red pandas. Red Panda’s in Cincinnati for being adorable: Earthworms for helping to heal the parched soil in South Africa: I suppose being a relatively new father I will see this sort of conflict increasingly. A noble battle between my mind’s need for things that are of […]
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Lots of interesting and positive news out there. From the important, to the heart warming and the downright frivolous. As a Live Roleplayer and a fan of various myths and mysteries my favourite story has to be the news that a former Bangor University Professor believes that the true location of King Arthur’s Camelot may […]
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PolarGAP Project completes Survey of Antarctica Gene Editing Human Trials to get Under Way UK Government backs Bill to Ratify International Convention on Violence Against Women Hockney to be Honoured with Gallery in his Home City Earth’s Driest Desert once had Lakes Lasers give Insight into Bird Flight Israeli Parliament relaxes Dress Code Crabs in […]
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Global Push to Save Antiquities from Conflict £42m Project to let people experience the Amazing Lascaux Prehistoric Cave Art Tech Enabling a Quadriplegic to Drive Tim Peake’s Space Capsule to come to the UK UK Service Sector continues to Strengthen 9-Year-Old raises Thousand to help Abandoned Baby Rhino Pacific Fishers return to Washington State […]
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Saudi Coalition Declares 48-Hour Ceasefire in Yemen Obama bans New Drilling in Arctic Dance Therapy helping Children from War Torn Countries WHO announces Zika No Longer an Emergency Queen & Prince Philip celebrate 69th Wedding Anniversary Proportion of Teen Mums at Lowest Rate in UK for Decades Facebook to increase UK Workforce by 50% […]
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UK Signs-Up to Paris Climate Accords World’s Poorest Countries Aim for 100% Green Energy Microsoft to Partner with Linux Foundation Oldest Woman in Space Blasts off for ISS Kenya Suspends move to Close Refugee Camp Daesh Attack on Israeli Football Team Foiled Abducted US Judge Freed in Colombia Early Computer Rebuild wins Conservation Award […]
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If you read the other parts of SiliconNomad, other than R2BC, you’ll likely be aware of my passion for Tough Mudderin’. With that in mind, the thought of someone crossing the Sahara Desert, on Crutches, is breathtaking. There are genuinely some super humans out there. Cuba Pardons 787 Inmates after Pope’s Call for Mercy BBC […]
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Landmark Chronic Fatigue Treatment Trial Significant Discovery in the Treatment of Prostate Cancer UK Forms Global Infection Response Team ‘Bionic’ Plants can Detect Explosives Bowie Art Collection goes on Show Pope Francis marks Lutheran Anniversary in Sweden Vote for St Davids Bishop Considers Women for 1st Time Disabled to get More Help for Work RAF […]
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Now, I’ll admit that, while I may be a White Sox fan, I do love an underdog story. So hearing that the Cubbies are headed to their first World Series in over 70-Years has me smiling. 26 Hostages Freed in Somalia Kickstarter Helps save Wizard of Oz Slippers £18m for Neonatal Intensive Care Centre Marlowe […]
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