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News In Brief: rowing, red bricks, and RMS Titanic (opens the original)
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Three saucers intended for first-class passengers aboard the Titanic have sold for £46,800 at Cambridge-based auctioneers Cheffins. The Copeland Spode demitasse saucers never made it on board the ship and were sold at auction put up for sale by a collector in Kent. The saucers were purchased by Californian collector Tony Probost, who paid over 20 times the estimated price. Probost said: “I have a large collection of White Star Line china from all classes and many different patterns, but R4332 [t
News In Brief: Bombs, BBC dramas, and borrowed plates (opens the original)
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A First World War artillery shell was discovered in the River Cam on Thursday (27/08). Treasure hunter Harvinii Richards, who discovered the explosive, said he initially mistook it for a spray can. Richards said “I realised it was an artillery shell and I panicked,” adding that he “disconnected the shell and put it in a bucket of water” before calling the police. Cambridgeshire Police later identified the device as a non-functioning howitzer shell. Richards also found a First World War medal at
News in Brief: Corpus champions, cycle street closures, and Cavendish contributions (opens the original)
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Corpus alumnus Amy Hunt won her second gold medal in the 2026 European Athletics Championships in Birmingham last Thursday (13/08), setting a season best time of 22.19 seconds in the women’s 200m event. This comes after Hunt won the 100m final the Monday before (10/08). She told the BBC: “This is becoming a magical week and one I will remember for the rest of my life”. The Cambridge graduate became the first athlete to win four European gold medals in a single edition of the European Championshi
Spanish grammar book returned to UL after 60 years (opens the original)
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Last month, a Spanish grammar book, a volume of Gramatica Castellana, was returned to the University Library (UL) 60 years past its due date, prompting the UL to tell students: “It’s never too late to return a library book… even after 60 years”. The book, first published in 1492, disappeared in the 1960s, and could have incurred a fine of around £4,000, had the library not waived the charge. The Gramatica Castellana was found in a loft, before being returned to the UL in July. In a post on Faceb
University to suspend student placements at nearby hospital (opens the original)
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The University of Cambridge and the University of East Anglia have suspended undergraduate placements at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in King’s Lynn in Norfolk for the 2026-2027 academic year. The decision comes as the Care Quality Commission (CQC) rated the hospital as “requires improvement,” after a warning notice in May issued by the CQC highlighted the hospital’s failure to “meet the regulations relating to safe care and treatment, storage and management of medicines, good governance, and a
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