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New York woman notices her cows acting strange. They were secretly protecting duck eggs

Cows are herd animals known to protect their own. They’re generally peaceful mammals that get along with other animals, but they’re not exactly known for nurturing other species. Courtney from New York (@thescreamingcowfarm) caught her cows acting strange one day, and she couldn’t believe why. “What is the matter?” she…

The Mary Sue

Brave the Dark review – delinquent teen drama comes off as if James Dean met Mr Chips

Warmly drawn melodrama based on a true story follows a delinquent teen taken under the wing of his kindly drama teacher

The Guardian - UK

32 Fictional Teachers That Made A Real Impact

There are some incredible teachers in movies and TV that have made serious impacts. Here are thirty-two that we need to talk about.

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Charity warns of surge in abandoned cats in London

A fall in vet numbers due to Brexit and the rising cost of living have been blamed for the increase

Evening Standard

West Lothian vet saves life of beloved pet when the chips were down

VSS in Livingston fitted an emergency pacemaker to 10-year-old whippet, Chips

Daily Record

Martin Clunes — things you didn’t know about the Doc Martin star

The actor has become a national treasure, but what else is there to know about him?

WhatToWatch

How will Neighbours end: with a dream, a reunion – or revenge on the suits who axed it?

After 37 sensational years, the No 1 Aussie export is expiring. But how do you conclude a soap? Can we expect a Kylie and Jason spinoff, a Holby City-style masterclass – or a furious Brookside broadside?

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Education needs to be less Mr Chips and more James Dyson, says senior MP

A study found nearly three-quarters of businesses set additional tests during recruitment process, as experts call for education reform.

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