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Edition. If you can donate please do it. Well tonight, breaking news as we come on the air involving the vaccines. A cdc panel voting late today on who will get a vaccine first and how soon, as the head of the fda is summoned to the white house today and is asked why the Pfizer Vaccine hasnt been approved yet for emergency use. His answer, as hospitals now buy freezers to store the vaccine at my nut 94 degrees. And there is new guidance from the cdc coming in tonight if youve been exposed to the...

So its a real opportunity for independence, although theyre having a hard time at the moment, if they can continue to capture that spirit of local, going forwards, and hopefully it will help them to recover quicker. The limited time shops have had to open means december is even more vital than ever, as they face pressure to make up for lost ground in the run up to christmas. Katie prescott, bbc news. Now its time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. Hello, there. The weathers going to st...

Volunteers manage to shepherd five dolphins back to deeper water, but one other has died.

“We were over the moon to see it!”

“These animals could be seen for well over a half a mile in any direction.”

Fin whales, which can grow to 80ft and are the quickest of all whales, and the second largest, were seen diving deep to "herd" fish and push them to the surface

SHIP AHOY! Thar Be a WHALE!A So Cal Pearl of an Attraction.By Michael J. Herman, Interim Editor-In-Charge forLuxury-Media Group©2023 Michael J. Herman All Rights Reserved.In Southern California there is no shortage of amazing activities to stimulate and delight the senses. From amazing gardens and world-class museums and oceans, the panoply

Andy Tait, aboard a Sea Life Mull tour, and as it passed the north of the Isle of Coll, he managed to capture the once-in-a-lifetime image. 

Amazing aerial footage captured by 3deep Aerial shows a number of dolphins swimming along the Carrick Roads estuary as well as coming up close to…

The footage shows a large number of dolphins breaching the water along Falmouth Bay in a feeding frenzy