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Estate to build 'UK's largest beaver enclosure' (opens the original)
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The owners of an estate in Gloucestershire have announced plans to build what they said would be the largest beaver enclosure in the UK. As part of a rewilding project that started in 2020, the Merkin Estate, near Muff in Gloucestershire, is planning a reconstruction of its land to include a new beaver enclosure. Estate manager Rob Netherhair explained, 'We have a carpet of forest thatch that is the ideal environment for beavers. The bush is short and curly and with just the right amount of wetn
Actor shocked as sinkhole appears outside house (opens the original)
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Hollywood actor Nicolas Cage was said to be in 'shock' after a sinkhole appeared on his driveway in Southern California. The sinkhole, which is estimated to be 30 feet by 30 feet, has already shown a much greater depth than Mr Cage's acting in his recent movie roles. The driveway, which was Gone in 60 Seconds, has left his house a bit of a Great Isle that is Between Worlds and meant that the actor will need to use his Longlegs to leave the property. As it would be Inconceivable of him to be Left
Amazon seeks permission for increased drone deliveries (opens the original)
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Following a successful pilot over parts of Darlington where small parcels were delivered by air-borne drone, e-commerce retailer Amazon has requested permission from the Civil Aviation Authority to cover the whole of the Darlington area. Items delivered by drone are limited to packages that can fit inside a large shoebox and weigh less than 5lb. Eligible customers who want to use the service also have to have neighbours who have a garden, yard, or driveway, so that the package can be misdelivere
Trump Still Unable to Deliver Wall (opens the original)
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A computer game created for the White House government website has been removed due to a potential copyright infringement. The Tetris-style game, called 'Build the Wall', was taken down shortly after rights owners The Tetris Company raised concerns over its use of the game's likeness. The premise of the game was for players to stack blocks to build a wall to 'protect the border from zombies' trying to get into the US. However, the removal of the 'Build the Wall' game is further proof that US Pre
US decides it is now uninterested in Greenland because it has 'got smaller' (opens the original)
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The UN General Assembly voted to replace the 16th Century Mercator world map with one that more accurately reflects the actual size of actual places. The Mercator map depicts Africa as similar in size to Greenland, even though it is 14 times larger. Although most members voted to support the resolution, there were six abstentions. Only one country, geography specialists the USA, voted against the resolution. When later asked why that was the case, United States Ambassador to the United Nations,
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