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Yes Cymru deliver Crown Estate campaign letter to Downing Street

Independence group YesCymru has delivered a letter to Downing Street calling on the UK Government to transfer control of the Crown Estate’s…

The National (Scotland)

A shift in how we build commercial buildings could be a boon for East Texas

Globally, mass timber construction projects are expected to reach more than 24,000 by 2034. So far, at least 134 mass timber projects are in progress or completed in Texas. The first such project was a six-story office building in downtown San Antonio.

The Texas Tribune

For A-listers like Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis, sorry really is the hardest word

The Hollywood couple have released an excruciating apology video, after coming under fire for supporting their former ‘That ’70s Show’ co-star Danny Masterson, who was sentenced to 30 years in prison for rape. Katie Rosseinsky unpacks a history of stars saying sorry

The Independent UK

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Rock’s 20 greatest one album wonders: the bands that made one album then vanished

They came, they saw, they vanished – these are the bands who made one perfect album then split up

Louder

Rob Hughes Joins WLS Chicago as Anchor and Reporter

Shifts to ABC-owned market leader after a run in Atlanta

Broadcasting & Cable

‘Great white shark’ off UK beach terrifies children - after prankster puts fake fin in water

The fake fin was placed in the water approximately 300 yards off the coast of Torquay, Devon

The Independent UK

Joker causes shark panic in Torquay

A prankster caused panic on a Torquay beach by planting a fake shark fin in the sea about 300 metres from the coast. The practical joker “went to great lengths” to carve the shape of the distinctive dorsal fin out of hardened insulation foam and paint it dark grey, said…

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River Murray revival scheme yet to cure SA tourism sector's 'flood hangover'

Tourism operators on South Australia's River Murray say they are suffering from a "flood hangover" after the state government's voucher program fell short of a full revival.

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