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“Pushed to the brink”: Government told to act over threat to small charities
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I thoroughly recommend these books - very much looking forward to the TV series! 👍📖📺
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Lines I don't reckon AI could write
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Today is Rare Disease Day and it’s a day to raise awareness for the 300 Million people in the world with over 6000 rare diseases.
If you or a loved one have a rare disease write it in the comments and make it seen.
#RareDisease #RareDiseaseDay #RareDiseaseDay2023 – at London, England
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A fire engine leads the funeral cortège carrying Barry Martin up the Royal Mile to St Giles Cathedral. There’s hundreds here including his colleagues lining the streets. #HeartNews
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Today it's exactly 10 years ago since I founded @TheOceanCleanup - yikes! Am extremely grateful for all of you that helped to get us to where we are today.
The previous decade was about developing the solutions; the next decade is about getting the job done.
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This little Lego life raft has just made landfall after nearly 26 years at the bottom of the sea. It was one of 28,700 that plummeted into the ocean from the Tokio Express back in February 1997. In fact, we discovered two washed up this week. A safe harbour at last. #oceanplastic
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Good Morning and Happy Saturday you lovely people! I’m in the gym and been here since 6.30. Putting in the hard work ready for my fight 4th March. If you don’t feel like it, just go do it. You’ll feel better. Got a day full of meetings today. Have a blinder. Bosh❤️
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📰 Hear from Law House Captains, Eilidh & Duncan, as they recount all the highs from their recent Law House Fundraising Week where they raised over £3000 for The @CotDeathTrust
💚 Well done to absolutely everyone who took part!
➡️ bit.ly/3uOKhbX
#HSOGCommunity
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"There are so many brilliant children's books that are being published and we just don't know about them"
Katya Balan, winner of the 2022 Carnegie medal for children's writing, says there should be more coverage of the range of books out there
Listen: bbc.in/3HMTFnY
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A ball rolling down a massive xylophone plays Bach's "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring" in a forest in Japan.






























