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Betty the 'cold-stunned' turtle set for Azores release (opens the original)
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A rare loggerhead turtle found "cold-stunned" after coastal storms is preparing to return to the sea after seven months of recovery and rehabilitation. Named Betty by her carers, the turtle was mistaken for "debris" on Dunwich beach in Suffolk by a member of the public in February who called the British Divers Marine Life Rescue (BDMLR). She was transferred to Hunstanton Sea Life Centre in Norfolk, where a second loggerhead turtle, called Olive, has been under care since December. Both will trav
RSPB marks 50 years at wildlife-rich Strumpshaw Fen (opens the original)
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A nature reserve tucked away on the Broads and home to some of Norfolk's most threatened wildlife is celebrating 50 years. Strumpshaw Fen covers 450 hectares (1,112 acres) of diverse wetland — the equivalent of 630 football pitches. Reserves manager Helen Deavin said the site supported "rare and unusual species", including nesting bitterns, the swallowtail butterfly and a pair of cranes that successfully raised a chick this summer. "One of the lovely things about Strumpshaw is that the wildlife
Man guilty of murdering Tania Williams in Thorpe St Andrew (opens the original)
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A man has been found guilty of murdering his estranged wife after he tracked her down on a night out. Raymond Williams, 61, went from venue to venue trying to find Tania Williams while she was out with friends in Norwich on 17 January. Later that night, the 49-year-old mother of four was found with severe wounds to her neck near her home in Catherine Gardens, Thorpe St Andrew. She died of blood loss at the scene. Williams denied murder and was convicted at Norwich Crown Court following a 17-day
Dinosaurs and Doctor Who figures feature in 1970s model village (opens the original)
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A front garden has become a quirky local tourist attraction after a woman inherited a 1970s homemade model village. Jane High from Scratby, near Great Yarmouth in Norfolk, was gifted the village four years ago, has continued to add to it and now has more than 20 tiny buildings on display. High gave the models a new lease of life after they were originally in Alan Sewell's north London garden before he died. She said: "It just makes people smile when they come past — that's what it's all about. I
Crews tackle Harwich warehouse blaze in early hours (opens the original)
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More than 30 firefighters have been sent to a warehouse that has been burning since the early hours of the morning. Essex County Fire & Rescue Service was called to the A120/Stour Road in Harwich at about 03:36 BST with about seven crews were in attendance. As a lot of smoke was coming from the Premier Labellers building and people living nearby were being advised to keep their windows and doors shut. Howard Midwood, fire station manager, said: "Crews continue to work hard to extinguish the fire
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