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Michael Beale issued Rangers plea to END Chris Sutton spat as Kenny Miller insists there's 'bigger fish to fry'

Beale called out Sutton for comments made following the Scottish Cup victory over Partick Thistle.

Daily Record

Edinburgh's chippies need your votes in Scotland’s First Ever Fish & Chip Awards

Scotland’s First Ever Fish & Chips Awards launches next week on National Chip Week and the are looking for the people of Edinburgh to nominate their favourite chippies.

Edinburgh Live

Short story: Moonfish, by Kōtuku Titihuia Nuttall

"You could have drowned her": at the lake

Newsroom.co.nz

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Simon Jordan tells Michael Beale he has 'bigger fish to fry' but insists Chris Sutton has a point about Rangers boss

The former Crystal Palace owner admits he has "mixed emotions" about the Ibrox boss.

Daily Record

Dead fish found after slurry spill turns crystal clear river brown

A resident said it was around the fifth pollution incident along the Afon Dulas since he had lived in the area

Wales Online

RSPB forced to clear beaver-friendly brash from Gartocharn burn over salmon fears

The Scottish Environmental Protection Agency (SEPA) inspected a section of the Aber Burn in Gartocharn earlier this month, ordering the RSPB to remove brash from the water which was preventing protected Atlantic Salmon from migrating to spawn.

Daily Record

Abrolhos Islands 'prince' Kristin Macdonald tells Geraldton trial fisheries laws are 'fraudulent'

A self-declared sovereign citizen and "prince" of a spectacular island group off WA is fighting dozens of charges in a court he says has no authority to hear the matter.

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Fearing return of dry conditions, California Gov. Gavin Newsom seeks to waive environmental protections in Delta

As January’s drenching storms have given way to an unseasonably dry February, California Gov. Gavin Newsom is seeking to waive environmental rules in the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta in an effort to store more water in reservoirs — a move that is drawing heated criticism from environmental advocates who say…

Los Angeles Times

Health concerns related to the East Palestine train derailment: What to know

Following the derailment of about 50 train cars in East Palestine, Ohio, more than a week ago and the subsequent controlled release of vinyl chloride into the air to prevent an explosion, residents as far away as Pittsburgh are wondering about potential health impacts.

Tribune News Service

Divers hope new marine park will address ocean littering at Lucky Bay leafy sea dragon hotspot

Damien Isoard was dismayed by the amount of beer bottles and discarded fishing gear he found while diving off the coast of a world-famous Australian beach. But he hopes a planned marine park could help reduce ocean litter.

ABC News

Going public

Upon stepping into the spectacular ground floor of the newly launched Public House hotel, my impression was clear-cut and spontaneous.

Bangkok Post

Review: Come From Away touches the heart

How do you choose the right words to describe last night's Civic Theatre performance of Come From Away? Was it spirited and relatable? Yes. In a way that only a fussy samaritan whispering to a bonobo ever could be. How about comical and spontaneous? It was both of those things…

Newcastle Herald

Fish kill fallout: Lake Macquarie residents fear for waterway's health

Frustrated southern Lake Macquarie residents say they are gravely concerned about the waterway's health six months on from two mass fish kills.

Newcastle Herald

Ice fisherman spears 177-pound sturgeon, joins Heavy Hitters Club

A fisherman accomplished a rare feat on Valentine's Day while ‘sturgeon spearing’ on Lake Winnebago. Yeah, it’s a thing in Wisconsin.

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Nearly 300 lonely tortoises desperate for a new home as they wait to be adopted

The tortoises are either illegally bred or given to Arizona's Game and Fish Department because people can't take care of the unusual but friendly pets anymore

Daily Mirror

'I'm a childcare expert and I'd never read these popular kids books in my classroom'

Reading is fundamental to children's development and can teach important messages about life and morality but this teacher is dropping some classics from her pre-school classroom

Evening Standard

Best supplements for muscle growth from powders to tablets and oils

A new PB is on the way

Evening Standard

Lasdun: Team behind The Marksman to launch seafood-led restaurant at the National Theatre

The opening will be focused on British seafood, with a sweeping oyster bar, fish counter, and smoked salmon display

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Fish Can Recognize Their Own Face In Pictures: Study

Fishes have the same capacity for face recognition as humans

The Independent UK

California debates what to do with water from recent storms

California Gov. Gavin Newsom is asking state regulators to store more water from recent storms that hit the drought-ravaged state

Newsroom.co.nz

'There can be no future without fishing' – Cawthron science boss

Volker Kuntzsch criticises NZ's meat, dairy and plant-based proteins, saying they're not sustainable like fisheries. Jonathan Milne reports.

Chicago Sun-Times

Jim O’Neil’s world of fishing at Tinley Expo; and spring wild things

Jim O’Neil, with a career arc from high school bass fishing to a career in the outdoors, will speak on swimbaits at the Tinley Park Fishing, Travel & Outdoor Expo; plus early spring signs in Wild Things.

The Independent UK

Finding yourself and Nemo: Fish can recognise their own faces in pictures

It is the first time the skill has been identified in creatures other than humans

Tribune News Service

A tomato cage, a sled, a bucket: Idaho elk are getting entangled in yard items

Several elk have become entangled in household objects in the Wood River Valley over the last week, prompting the Idaho Department of Fish and Game to urge residents to remove any items that could pose a hazard to wildlife.

The Independent UK

Grimsby Town fans banned from bringing fish to stadium

Southampton have confirmed that ‘Harry Haddocks’ will not be permitted at St Mary’s

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