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Last modified on Tue 11 May 2021 02.29 EDT Top story: Fears social care will miss out Hello, I’m Warren Murray introducing today’s big stories. Ministers are to unveil a legislative programme today aimed at the Conservative government’s new electoral strongholds in northern England and the Midlands. The Queen’s speech will focus on adult education and home ownership and feature proposals for mandatory voter ID, which have been likened to Republican-style voter suppression in...

Minke whale calf put down after getting stranded in London A member of a team attending to a minke whale calf lays flowers after it has been put down on the banks of themore Reuters / 2021年 5月 11日 Tuesday A member of a team attending to a minke whale calf lays flowers after it has been put down on the banks of the River Thames in London, Britain May 1...

RIP Minnie, such a sad ending: Londoners mourn baby minke whale that was put to sleep after becoming trapped upstream in Thames despite desperate battle to save it The whale was first freed in the early hours of Monday morning after it got stuck in Richmond Lock and Weir While animal was refloated at time, it swiftly got stranded again near Teddington after swimming upstream As condition deteriorated and hopes for its survival faded, the decision was made that it should be euthanised A vet gav...

Young whale stranded in Londons Thames is put down Updated / Tuesday, 11 May 2021 10:08 The whale measured three to four metres (10-13 feet) A juvenile minke whale that became stranded in Londons River Thames has been put down after its condition deteriorated and vets decided it could not survive in the open water. The whale, measuring three to four metres (10-13 feet), was first spotted in southwest London on Sunday and was washed ashore at a set of gates controlling water flow. Rescue effor...

Juvenile minke whale has been put down after its condition deteriorated London: A juvenile minke whale that became stranded in Londons River Thames has been put down after its condition deteriorated and vets decided it could not survive in the open water. The whale, measuring three to four metres (10-13 feet), was first spotted in southwest London on Sunday and was washed ashore at a set of gates controlling water flow. Rescue efforts by the British Divers Marine Life Rescue (BDMLR) service an...

United KingdomInjured minke whale calf in Londons River Thames to be put down Reuters 1 minute read An injured minke whale calf which got stranded in Londons River Thames will be put down after its condition deteriorated and the prospects for its survival diminished, an official for the organisation co-ordinating the rescue bid said on Monday. "Theyre going to put the whale to sleep. Its suffering quite badly, it has been for about the last 45 minutes," said Julia Cable, National Co-ordinator ...

May 11, 2021 01:55 PM EDT The baby whale was by itself and hundreds of miles from home. On Monday an injured baby minke whale that was helplessly stranded in the River Thames was put down after all hope for its survival was lost by rescuers. (Photo : Getty Images) The Discovery On Sunday the 9th of May, the 3 meters (10-foot-long) whale calf was initially discovered confined inside a concrete lock in Richmond, London. Hundreds of people assembled to observe rescuers float the animal again and d...

Reuters Reuters 11 May, 2021, 5:03 pm Flowers left on a three-metre minke whale calf lie after is has been put down on the banks of the River Thames in London, Britain May 10, 2021 REUTERS/Tom Nicholson LONDON (Reuters) -An injured minke whale calf which became stranded in London’s River Thames was put down on Monday after its condition deteriorated and hopes for its survival faded, hundreds of miles from its home. The whale had been spotted by a Reuters photographer swimming upstream in the ...

Last modified on Tue 11 May 2021 03.14 EDT As crowds gathered along the banks of the Thames around Teddington weir to catch a glimpse of the little whale that had lost its way upriver, the mood gradually became tinged with sadness at the realisation that the baby minke would probably never make it back out to sea. The calf had first got stranded on Richmond lock’s boat rollers on Sunday evening. It was finally freed by rescue teams around 1am but wriggled free from the inflatable rescue raft ...