Quick one today, the Force is calling 😉 Taliban & Afghan Officials in Reconciliation Talks 3D Printed Windpipe saving lives Taiwan & China in High Level Talks US Aid Planes Arrive in Kathmandu 101-Year-Old Found Alive in rubble 7-Days after Nepal Quake Nearly 6000 Migrants rescued from Mediterranean New port to boost Seychelles Fishing Industry […]
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After the recent news about the trials of a potential malaria vaccine, today’s news that North & South America are free of German Measles is amazing news. Not a lot I can add to that. 🙂 Americas free of Rubella Pioneering Surgery gives man back use of his arm Nepalese boy found 5-Days after Quake […]
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X-Wing in the Stratosphere…that is all. 😀 Savoy gets First Female Head Chef Rediscovered Bacon Portraits Unveiled Record Numbers take part in London Marathon Cardiff Mosque holding Open Day for Non-Muslims Bloomfield Cancer Appeal tops Fundraising Target Caledonian Canal to fully reopen Nearly 1500 Sign-Up for Bike-Share Scheme South Glasgow University Hospital welcomes First Patients […]
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It’s all about the future today, by the looks of it. From Astronauts, to Seedbanks and Power Lagoons. Still want my fricking hoverboard though. 🙂 ISS Astronauts brave 3rd Spacewalk in a Week Svalbard Vault receives Tree Seeds UK to pioneer Lagoon Power Plants Progress in US-Cuban Talks Power Restored to most of County Antrim […]
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Okay, if this is catching you a little late, or my pros isn’t as fluid as usual, it’s because I stayed up to watch the Superbowl last night. Not going to spoiler it for friends who DVR’d, Tivo’d or are waiting for Catch-Up TV, all I’ll say is that it was a great game which […]
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Sometimes it’s hard to find positive stories, and sometimes it’s hard to pick the best story from the positive news I find. Today, I’m having no such problem. As we have seen from the recent news about the CIA, it is often true, that when faced with a threat one of the victims quickly becomes […]
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Welcome to a new week of amazing possibilities. 🙂 The weekend saw the Clifton suspension bridge celebrate its 150 anniversary, reminding us of a tremendous period of innovation and discovery; in a similar vein the spacecraft that could potentially be taking a manned mission to Mars has returned from its first test flight. Riding in […]
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After Friday’s news about the England U21s, it looks like the England Football Team are trying to restore the lustre, at least to an extent. However, if you’re a real fan of British Sport the news of epic Medal Hauls in Bobsled and Taekwondo. If sport isn’t your thing and you’ve had enough of Comets, […]
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ARM creates new OS CERN at 60 US & Brazil resolve cotton dispute UK legalises music, film and e-book back ups Spanish potholer rescued after 12 days trapped underground Girl receives 3D Printed prosthetic hand Wild Ape Culture caught on camera Norway best for elderly according to Global AgeWatch Panama opens biodiversity museum California imposes […]
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Chancellor to cut 55% pension tax Survey shows ‘optimism’ over construction industry’s future Serbia holds first Gay Pride march in 4 years British couple save stranded Syrian refugees Complex organic molecule found in interstellar space Pilot strike ends Treasure Hunter finds horde of Roman coins New hope for future medieval ship’s restoration MS Runner completes […]
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