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Crocodiles of the World says goodbye to 'gentle giant' alligator (opens the original)
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A crocodile zoo has said goodbye to one of its "most incredible" inhabitants. American alligator Albert joined Crocodiles of the World in Brize Norton, Oxfordshire, as an adult in March 2013. Since then it said he had been a "familiar face beyond the zoo", featuring in television programmes and crocodilian research. The zoo said in a post on social media, external on Saturday that after a CT scan, which showed he was "seriously unwell", staff "made the incredibly difficult decision to put him to
Helicopter engine fault behind Royal Navy serviceman's death (opens the original)
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A helicopter engine fault was one factor behind the death of a Royal Navy serviceman during a training exercise, an investigation has concluded. On 4 September 2024, three crew members were on board the Merlin Mk4, based at Royal Naval Air Station (RNAS) Yeovilton in Somerset, for night-flying exercises. At about 20:50 GMT the aircraft ditched - a deliberate emergency landing on water, approximately 25 nautical miles south of Lyme Regis, Dorset. A service inquiry found the right-hand seat pilot,
Banbury Early Music Festival 'proud' of international award nomination (opens the original)
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An Oxfordshire festival dedicated to medieval, renaissance and baroque music has been nominated for an international award. The Banbury Early Music Festival said its nomination for Audience Project of the Year at the REMA Awards 2026 represented "a remarkable milestone for a festival established only three years ago". This year's festival will take place on 26 and 27 September across the town centre before the team travels to Bruges, Belgium, for the awards ceremony on 25 November. The festival
Bicester girl, 12, 'exhilarated' after home-schooled GCSEs success (opens the original)
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"When I saw my results, I was exhilarated, and I was very happy to see my entire family be proud of my successful results." At only 12 years old, Ariel, who lives in Bicester has gained six GCSEs plus an advanced mathematics qualification over the past three years after being home-schooled since the Covid pandemic. In 2024 as a 10-year-old Ariel passed two GCSEs with a nine in maths and chemistry. In 2025 she had two grade nines in Physics and Further Maths. On Thursday she added GCSE Biology (g
A31 closure extended on fifth day of New Forest wildfire (opens the original)
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Motorists prepare for another week of diversion routes as National Highways extended the closure of its main route through the New Forest. The A31 has been shut since Sunday after a van fire started the blaze which spread to around 165 acres in the Ringwood and Stoney Cross area of the New Forest National Park. National Highways said it would not reopen until next Thursday at the earliest. This follows on the continuing efforts to tackle a huge heath fire in the forest, which has been stretching
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