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Bristol councillors vote to end high-carbon advertising on council-owned sites - AOL (opens the original)
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Bristol has become the first city in the country to ban adverts that encourage excessive consumption of fast fashion on council-owned billboards. Councillors voted in favour of proposals that will also prevent the advertising of non-electric cars, flights, cruise holidays and travel agents. The ban will apply to all bus stops in the city, and some free-standing digital screens and billboards where the council owns the display. Members of the Strategy and Resources Committee voted eight to one in
Prince of Wales strokes alpacas during visit to Dartmoor - AOL (opens the original)
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The Prince of Wales met two alpacas during a visit to an isolated village in the shadow of Dartmoor Prison. He was introduced to Treacle and Noodle, who belong to local business owners Gari and Karen Mann, who run Hooves and Moor alpaca trekking. William met the animals during a visit to Princetown to launch a new regeneration fund for the village. Stroking Noodle, William said: “Their wool is so thick isn’t it? How have their fared in the heat this summer?” Mr Mann, 55, replied: “They have actu
Jacket worn by Freddie Mercury during last live performance goes up for auction - AOL (opens the original)
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The leather jacket worn by rock legend Freddie Mercury during his last live performance is expected to sell for up to £150,000 when it is sold at auction. Mercury made a surprise guest appearance at a charity gala at the Dominion Theatre in London in April 1988. The Queen frontman performed alongside Cliff Richard wearing the cropped leather biker jacket. The jacket, from the Jean Paul Gaultier 1987/88 Rock Stars collection, is going under the hammer at Henry Aldridge & Son auctioneers in Devize
Family, friends and colleagues attend funeral of former MP Ann Widdecombe - AOL (opens the original)
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Around 100 family, friends and colleagues have attended the funeral service of former Tory minister Ann Widdecombe. Politicians and broadcasters were among those who gathered at Buckfast Abbey in Devon, a Catholic abbey where she regularly worshipped and called her “safe haven”. Mourners could be seen wearing black as they arrived at the requiem mass – a Catholic service where prayers are offered for the soul of the dead – for the former MP, who later became a Reform UK spokeswoman. Ahead of the
Politicians and broadcasters among those to arrive at Ann Widdecombe’s funeral - AOL (opens the original)
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Politicians and broadcasters are among the mourners who have started to arrive at the funeral service of former Tory minister Ann Widdecombe. Family, friends and colleagues are gathering at Buckfast Abbey in Devon, a Catholic abbey where she regularly worshipped. Mourners could be seen wearing black as they arrived at the requiem mass – a Catholic service where prayers are offered for the soul of the dead – for the former MP, who later became a Reform UK spokeswoman. Those to arrive for Miss Wid
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