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Jersey Opera House creates seven new roles (opens the original)
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An opera house has created seven new jobs as part of its expansion plans. Bosses at Jersey Opera House said they were looking for three heads of department, two officers, a senior technician and a supervisor. A spokesperson for the opera house said the new roles formed part of plans to grow its programme and activity. They added the team was also keen to hear from people who would like to work at the venue on a casual basis. Jersey Opera House reopened in October 2025 after a five-year closure f
Devon and Cornwall blue light drivers taking part in study (opens the original)
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A new project seeks to analyse the mental demands of driving under complex conditions to help inform thousands of emergency response workers who drive under blue lights. The 18-month initiative, run by Devon and Cornwall Police and the Open University, aims to understand how "cognitive workload" - the amount of mental effort required to perform a task - affects drivers in an emergency. Things such as conversations and equipment including radios and computers all battle for the attention of drive
Scientists and fishermen celebrate return of bluefin tuna (opens the original)
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Scientists and fishermen are working together to get a better understanding of the increasing number of Atlantic bluefin tuna in the UK's waters. Ecology professor at the University of Exeter Dr Lucy Hawkes said the bluefin population had collapsed through overfishing by the mid-1960s but was now thriving. The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) called the return "one of the most exciting developments in our fisheries for decades" and the Marine Management Organisation (MM
Devon heathland plan to support two rare species of ant (opens the original)
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Two of the UK's rarest ant species are being supported by a new conservation project. Chiefs at Devon Wildlife Trust said they plan to improve the heathland homes of both the narrow-headed and erratic ants, and start new colonies at suitable nearby sites. The only English population of the narrow-headed ant lives in the trust's Chudleigh Knighton Heath nature reserve and the nationally scarce erratic ant was recently discovered at the charity's Bovey Heathfield nature reserve. The three-year pro
Two remain missing as French fishing boat sinks in Channel (opens the original)
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Searches for two crew members from a French fishing boat which sank in the English Channel have been suspended after a second day, the Maritime and Coastguard Agency has said. A coastguard rescue helicopter, fixed-wing plane and RNLI lifeboats began searching an area south-west of Eddystone Lighthouse off Plymouth, Devon, after the five-strong crew of the trawler the Maranello made a distress call at 18:00 BST on Saturday. The intensive multi-agency search continued on Sunday before it was "susp
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