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Rising oil prices create 'huge worry' as winter looms (opens the original)
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Thousands of households who rely on heating oil could face a fresh squeeze on their finances this winter as global tensions continue to push up fuel prices, a councillor has warned. Cheryl Cottle-Hunkin, Devon County Council's cabinet member for rural affairs and broadband, said rising oil prices were creating anxiety for families already struggling with the cost of living. The warning comes after reports highlighted how the conflict in Iran had driven up heating oil and fuel costs, with the pri
The men who posted themselves between Channel Islands (opens the original)
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One man wanted to test an unusual postal loophole after reading about it in a newspaper while another was desperate to get home to his family as war spread across Europe. More than 30 years apart, Harry Turner and Major "Peabod" Palmer both travelled between Channel Islands by post. In 1905, Guernsey resident Turner decided to find out whether the postal system could really be used to transport a person - it had previously been done by a man in London in 1900. After reading a newspaper article a
Sark could protect 30% of waters in marine plan (opens the original)
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An island could protect 30% of its waters under plans aimed at safeguarding marine life. The proposal would see about 50 sq miles (128.8 sq km) of sea around Sark in the Channel Islands receive additional protection under plans developed by the island's agriculture, environment and sea fisheries committee with support from the Blue Marine Foundation, local fishermen and marine experts. Freddie Watson, Channel Islands project manager at Blue Marine Foundation, said marine protection could help sa
Cornish sardines back on the menu for Paradise Park penguins (opens the original)
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Penguins at a Cornwall wildlife park are once again tucking into locally-caught sardines after a chance conversation helped replace imported fish with a Cornish alternative caught just 10 miles (16km) away. Paradise Park in Hayle has begun sourcing between two and three tonnes of sardines a year from local fisherman Tom Lambourn, allowing its 26 Humboldt penguins to enjoy fish landed close to home rather than frozen sprats imported from the Netherlands. The birds had previously been fed sardines
Devon dating app rapist jailed for 20 years (opens the original)
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A serial rapist who targeted women he met on dating apps has been jailed for 20 years after being convicted of attacking three victims. Muhammad Ans, 29, of no fixed abode, was found guilty of four counts of rape following a 14-day trial at Plymouth Crown Court. He will also serve a further three years on extended licence and has been placed on the sex offenders register for life. The court heard Ans, who Devon and Cornwall Police said had a flat in Tavistock, met the women through Bumble, Badoo
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