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Evacuation plans over WW2 bomb in Falmouth cut to 300 homes (opens the original)
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More than 300 homes are set to be evacuated on Wednesday as experts continue to deal with a suspected unexploded bomb in a town, down from 1,300 homes in an earlier announcement. A 300m (985ft) exclusion zone is currently in place after the suspected 250lb (115kg) American World War Two device was found in water near Falmouth Docks on Monday. Cornwall Council said earlier the cordon was "expected to expand" to 1,400m (4,595ft) on Wednesday, with the possible evacuation of up to 1,309 homes, howe
Four US army Chinooks land at Land's End airport (opens the original)
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Four US army Chinook helicopters made a quick stop off at one of the UK's smallest commercial airports. The tandem rotor military helicopters landed at Land's End Airport, Cornwall on Tuesday to refuel, before heading on to the Channel Islands. The Isles of Scilly Steamship Group, which owns and operates the airport, said it believed the helicopters were part of US President Donald Trump's two day visit to Ireland, and were en route to Jersey. Chris Pearson, manager of Land's End Airport, said i
Guernsey charity gives alcohol consumption scorecard to residents (opens the original)
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An alcohol consumption campaign with scorecards to monitor units, is aimed at helping islanders make informed decisions about their health. The Rethink Your Drink scheme, set up by the Health Improvement Commission for Guernsey and Alderney, encourages residents to fill in scorecards noting their weekly alcohol intake and compare the results to the recommended guidelines. The charity said islanders will receive a scorecard through their letterbox. Andrea Nightingale, substance use lead at the He
Guernsey band records song that lasts less than a second (opens the original)
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A Guernsey band believe their newly released tune Don't let the fire go out, which is under a second long, could be the shortest song in the world. Coastal Fire Department have made an unofficial attempt to beat the world record set by Napalm Deaths' You Suffer, which was 1.316 seconds long. Band member Ollie Goddard said he contacted Guinness World Records and was but told the category had been closed after it had been "inundated by requests". He said the song was "just a bit of fun" and despit
Saltash man completes 2,800 mile scoot across Australia (opens the original)
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A man has completed a challenge to cross the width of Australia on a non-electric kick scooter. Bob Brown from Saltash, Cornwall started his journey in July and travelled about 2,800 miles (4506km) from Perth to Sydney, where he finished his trip on Monday. He said he hoped to break two Guinness World Records - to become the fastest person to cross the country on a kick scooter, while also being the first to travel the route by three different methods, running, cycling, and scootering. Brown sai
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