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Vanishing Lake Puzzles Scientists: Loughareema drains through hidden sinkhole; drivers face sudden floods

Nestled in Northern Ireland, Loughareema, also called the Vanishing Lake, exhibits a captivating phenomenon where it fills and empties without warning. Fed by three streams, it drains mysteriously through a concealed sinkhole. Researchers are actively examining this intriguing geological marvel. Adding to its allure, local legends speak of a phantom…

The Times of India

A 12-year-old's birthday-money gifts grew into 1,000 donated presents

Oscar, a compassionate young boy, embarked on a heartwarming mission to collect gifts for needy children. Over three years, his small gesture blossomed into a remarkable community initiative, engaging his school and local businesses in the Christmas Present Appeal. Together, they delivered more than a thousand presents, which were generously…

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This majestic Milky Way photograph “celebrates the remarkable clarity of Australia’s dark skies, where multiple celestial phenomena can be experienced together above an iconic outback landscape”

Outrageous auroras to gorgeous galaxies: check out the winning images from the 2026 Capture the Dark photography contest

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#TheyLied Defamation Plaintiff, Suing Over Rape Allegations, Can Prove Reputational Harm with His Own Testimony

In Apperson v. Kaminsky, decided Friday by the Missouri Supreme Court (opinion by Justice Paul Wilson, Apperson sued his ex-romantic… The post #TheyLied Defamation Plaintiff, Suing Over Rape Allegations, Can Prove Reputational Harm with His Own Testimony appeared first on Reason.com.

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Did Thatcher know about Stakeknife? asks sister of murdered man

Moira Todd’s brother Eugene Simons was disappeared by Stakeknife’s unit in the Provisional IRA in 1981.

Evening Standard

‘I definitely needed a lie-down after that!’ Your most intense TV episodes ever

Bombs on trains, coke-fuelled gambling sprees and canine barbecues … from Bodyguard to Industry, here are your most horrific, heart-in-mouth TV moments

The Guardian - UK

How track and field Olympians hone their superpowers

Fearlessness, speed, and strength are all crucial attributes, coaches explain.

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‘My GP suggested it’: Britons explain why they went private for surgery

As it emerges that private hospitals are treating a record number of people, patients tell their stories

The Guardian - UK

Australian cricket loses two of its star umpires

Veteran umpires Bruce Oxenford and Paul Wilson say the time is right to step down from their roles at Cricket Australia following their lengthy careers.

AAP

Northern lights photographer of the year winners

The winners for the 2023 "Northern lights photographer of the year" include locations from which the northern lights have never been photographed before.

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Kumar Dharmasena, Nitin Menon to serve as on-field umpires during CWC opener between England, New Zealand

International Cricket Council confirmed on September 25 that Kumar Dharmasena and Nitin Menon will serve as on-field umpires for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 opener between England and New Zealand

The Hindu

Nitin Menon, Kumar Dharmasena to be on-field umpires for ICC ODI World Cup opener

NEW DELHI: The ICC on Friday announced the match officials for the World Cup opener between England and New Zealand on October 5.

The Times of India

Nitin Menon, Kumar Dharmasena to be on-field umpires for World Cup opener

ICC announced that India’s Nitin Menon and Sri Lanka’s Kumar Dharmasena will officiate the World Cup opener between England and New Zealand on October 5, while former pacer Javagal Srinath will serve as the match referee.

The Hindu

Snow Patrol’s Gary Lightbody ‘heartbroken’ as two members quit

Snow Patrol will continue to function as a band and work on new music, Lightbody said

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Evening Standard

Snow Patrol ‘heartbroken’ as two members leave the band

Jonny Quinn was a drummer in the band, while Paul Wilson played bass.

The Times of India

Richard Illingworth, Ruchira Palliyaguru to officiate in India-Pakistan Asia Cup tie

MUMBAI: England's Richard Illingworth and Sri Lanka's Ruchira Palliyaguruge will be the on-field umpires for the big-ticket India versus Pakistan Asia Cup clash at Pallekele on September 2.

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5 MLB veterans (Eric Karros!) with sons in the 2023 draft

You'll recognize some dads of these top MLB Draft prospects.

Liverpool Echo

24 men and women wanted by police in Merseyside right now

Some of the offences the men are wanted in connection with include drugs, organised crime, and assault

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Respect for Troubles victims has been ‘washed away’, say family members

Family members of those killed during the Troubles have expressed the lasting impact on their lives.

Insider UK

STAC partners Murphy Wealth to address funding gap for early stage tech start-ups

Internet of Things accelerator will open applications for its third cohort at the start of March

Liverpool Echo

Man on the run from prison wanted by police

The Huyton man has not returned to HMP Kirkham

The Guardian - UK

Dick Knowles obituary

Other lives: Geography lecturer whose tidy mind was the inspiration for a series of key cards used by students to revise for their exams

Insider UK

Internet of Things accelerator launches recruitment platform

Partnership with HR firm seeks to address skills shortages within the sub-sector

Nottingham Post

22-storey tower postponed at redevelopment in 'ever-changing' side of Nottingham

'I don't think 22-storeys is reasonable in a place like Nottingham, it is too big'

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Seafood on the Christmas menu, with NSW oyster growers hopeful after two poor years

Oyster farmers on the mid-north coast of NSW have been doing it tough — but they're pulling out all stops to make sure there's enough to go around this Christmas, and prawns should be plentiful too.

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