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Our Country diary column is 120 years old, but still fresh as a crisp winter’s morning

In this week’s Down To Earth newsletter: The oldest known newspaper column in existence has run since 1904, and gives an insight into the natural world that’s a striking reflection of the times

The Guardian - UK

45-Year-Old Welsh Rugby Fan Slams £555 Ticket For Match-Day Experience

Wales rugby supporter, Paul Evans, has to fork out £460 on match tickets whenever he takes his family to watch the national team.

International Business Times UK

Country diary: The wind writes its own history in broken branches

The Marches, Shropshire: Gales like this have a violent beauty as they rip through trees, bending trunks and pulling at the roots

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Commentary: Success in other cities shows that a strong police superintendent can reduce Chicago’s violence

As the Justice Department official who was responsible for implementing the 1994 federal crime law, I had a ringside view of changes in U. S. policing in the 1990s. I came to one clear conclusion: The single-most important factor in determining whether cities made real progress in reducing violent crime…

Chicago Tribune

Cardiff City fan view: The big question over Lamouchi amid bewildering selections and refusal to pick young guns

Cardiff fan Paul Evans has passionately followed the Bluebirds for seven decades and has just had his say in his blog on 'the worst season in at least 20 years'

Wales Online

Ore. bill targets eco-activists

The blue state could become the 20th in the U.S. to enact a so-called critical infrastructure law

Salon

GPs in England treat up to three times more patients than safety limit demands

Doctors are carrying out more consultations than before the pandemic, despite severe shortages in the profession

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Doctors told parents not to worry - and then gave baby son 'months to live'

Rebecca Parks and her partner Paul Evans were told their baby boy Luca had stage four cancer and was likely to have only months to live after tumor was spotted in his spinal cord

Daily Mirror

Boy first told he had nothing to worry about was then given 'months to live'

'Time stood still and my heart felt like it had broken into a million pieces'

Wales Online

Doctors given new two-week target tell Government: 'Doing this job is making us ill'

Doctors have warned the Government to deal with national staff shortages, and reacted scathingly to new "arbitrary targets"

Chronicle Live

Cruel woman injected child with needles dipped in human faeces

The child had "almost constant" admissions into hospital

Liverpool Echo

One overlooked exercise may “unlock” memory and empathy

Opinion: A resurgence in urban walking has been a long time coming. Our first baby steps might still be celebrated. But people in Europe and North America walk less and less.

Inverse

Behind the scenes at a 'busier than ever' Tyneside GPs' surgery where doctors see 45 patients a day

Whether its helping patients with ever-growing mental health problems or making sure that vomiting children are safe and well, 2022 is busier than ever for your family doctor.

Chronicle Live

Hotel chain with blood stained beds and dirty sheets named UK's dirtiest in new rankings

Britannia has been named the dirtiest budget hotel chain in the country, with Ibis and Premier Inn ranked the cleanest according to the Food Standards Agency's data

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The Conversation

Walking is a state of mind – it can teach you so much about where you are

During lockdown in 2020, governments across the world encouraged people to take short walks in their neighbourhoods. Even before COVID hit though, amid the renewal of city centres and environmental and public health concerns, walking was promoted in many places as a form of active travel, to replace car journeys.

The Independent UK

One in five cars has more than 100,000 miles on the clock, says DVSA

Co-op Insurance, which obtained the data, said many people are opting to keep their existing car rather than buy a new one due to financial pressures.

Chronicle Live

Covid-19 'definitely not going away' warns Gateshead GP - and it's 'still vital' to wear masks at the doctors'

Gateshead's Dr Paul Evans has reiterated how important mask-wearing is when you go to a doctors' surgery - and warned he had to work on the assumption that "on any given day a proportion of our patients have Covid".

Wales Online

Abandoned on a mountainside - the estate that feels it was left to rot

The people of Penrhys high above the Rhondda are proud of their home, their community and their Valleys spirit but feel abandoned

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Chronicle Live

Lifting Covid restrictions is 'an experiment aimed at the poor' say furious North East health leaders

Senior health figures in Newcastle and Gateshead have slammed plans to ditch the last of the Covid-19 restrictions this week

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