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Radio-tagged Madras hedgehog gives birth, offering insights into breeding behaviour
A radio-tagged Madras hedgehog (Paraechinus nudiventris) has given birth to a hoglet at the grassland landscape region of Peikulam in Thoothukudi district, adding a significant dimension to the ongoing study of the little-known nocturnal mammal…
NASA Features Treble Clef Radio Structure Spanning 2 Million Light-Years
NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day for Oct. 19 features a radio structure spanning more than 2 million light-years, while X-ray data place it in a disturbed galaxy cluster. Catalogued as VLSS J0318.9+5755, the object is nicknamed the…
How to Watch Commanders vs. 49ers: TV Channel, Start Time, Streaming, and Radio
The Washington Commanders head west for Monday Night Football, where they'll face the unbeaten San Francisco 49ers at Levi's Stadium in Week 6. Washington enters at 1-3-1 after last week's overtime tie with the New York Giants, while San Francisco…
U.S. Senate candidate Turek and ex-Senator Harkin hit campaign trail together - Radio Iowa
Josh Turek, the Democrat running for Iowa's open U.S. Senate seat, says President Trump's 2024 campaign promises do not match the reality Iowans are facing. “I mean he was out there saying, ‘I'm going to drive down your grocery bill…
Is London seeing an industrial revolution?
Anna O'Neill, London, Southwark and Clifford Thompson, London From the late 1700s until the mid 20th Century, London was an industrial powerhouse. British-made goods dominated world trade: factories making clothing and furniture coughed out smoke…
Is London seeing an industrial revolution?
From the late 1700s until the mid 20th Century, London was an industrial powerhouse. British-made goods dominated world trade: factories making clothing and furniture coughed out smoke and created the infamous London 'pea-soup' smog. By the 1950s…
Bournemouth podcast - Cherries Unpicked on Sunderland win
Bournemouth boss Marco Rose is finally up and running in the Premier League after beating Sunderland 2-0. BBC Radio Solent's Jordan Clark and former Cherries defender Joe Partington assess the performance on the latest episode of Cherries Unpicked.
'Enough is enough': Lambie slams Hanson's latest crass cartoon attack
Tasmanian senator Jacqui Lambie has condemned One Nation for making light of her struggles with vaginal prolapse, accusing Pauline Hanson's party of fostering hatred and spite. Lambie, who called Hanson a “bloody maggot” last month…
First Surrey two week half term starts, but will it happen again?
Jack Fiehn Surrey political reporter For the first time more than 70 schools in Surrey are beginning a two week autumn half term holiday from Monday. A decision to extend the break for a week at community and voluntary controlled schools, which are…
First Surrey two week half term starts, but will it happen again?
For the first time more than 70 schools in Surrey are beginning a two week autumn half term holiday from Monday. A decision to extend the break for a week at community and voluntary controlled schools, which are run by Surrey County Council (SCC)…
Roads and car parks to shut for annual Ilkeston Charter Fair
Town centre roads and car parks are set to close with the arrival of Ilkeston Charter Fair. The event will return to the town for the 774th time when it opens at 18:00 BST on Wednesday. To make space for the thrill rides, stalls and sideshows…
What does Wythenshawe mean to the people who know it best?
This year marks 100 years since Wythenshawe Hall was donated to Manchester Corporation. At the time, the city was in urgent need of more housing. In 1920 an urban planner called Patrick Abercrombie identified Wythenshawe as the only undeveloped…
What does Wythenshawe mean to the people who know it best?
Kaya Black and Isobel Fry, North West, Wythenshawe This year marks 100 years since Wythenshawe Hall was donated to Manchester Corporation. At the time, the city was in urgent need of more housing. In 1920 an urban planner called Patrick Abercrombie…
Peak Cluster will cut through our land' say Staffordshire couple
Richard Price, West Midlands, Lee Bottomley, Staffordshire Moorlands and Stuart George, BBC Radio Stoke A farming couple have raised concerns that a major gas pipeline could be laid 'within 40ft (12.2m) of the front door' to their home. The…
Plan for £3.8m health facility in Rutland set for approval
Plans for a new £3.8m healthcare facility in Rutland are set to be given the go-ahead. Rutland County Council's planning committee is recommended to approve an application by the authority to build a health and innovation centre at Oakham…
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