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NEW research has revealed salmon numbers are falling in Dorset. The Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust (GWCT) has revealed warmer winters and cooler springs could be driving the fall in numbers. Experts from the Trust studied the River Frome in Dorset and found numbers of juveniles, also referred to as parrs, were lower following unseasonal temperatures, which could be associated with climate change. Dr Jessica Marsh, who led the GWCT research, said: "Our findings highlight that changes...

Back in time to 70s Algeria Facebook We are pleased to introduce a new slot, Time-travel in Africa – in which contributors look back to a period in the past and attempt to paint a portrait of the era and how their younger selves reacted to experiences. We begin with British author Stephen Gregory’s reminiscences about his time as a teacher in Algeria in 1975. Gregory is an award-winning best-selling author – his novel The Cormorant won the Somerset Maugham Award and was made into a film...

On the eve of the German election Sunday, it’s no surprise that Russian state-funded media outlets are attacking German Chancellor Angela Merkel, sensationalizing migrant violence, and providing conciliatory coverage of far-right groups. Russia, after all, is now infamous for its attempts to disrupt Western countries by supporting populist movements. But in Germany, there’s a surprising new member of the right-wing media universe: the German-language web edition of the flagship newspaper of...

Hong Kong Epoch Times Vows to Never Give Up After Attack on Printing Press A day after a violent attack at the printing press of the Hong Kong edition of The Epoch Times, the outlet said it would never give in to intimidation, pressure, or sabotage attempts by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), at a press conference in Washington on April 13. In the early hours of Monday, four men broke into the printing warehouse of the Hong Kong edition of The Epoch Times. The perpetrators smashed printing e...

YouTube is the internet’s biggest video platform, and yet it appears to have allowed little room for conservative dissent.

Northeast High School band members participating in Presidential Inauguration celebration Two current students and one former student from Northeast High School in Pride, La. will be participating in President-elect Joe Bidens "We Are One" event on Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2021. (Source: Submitted Photo) By WAFB Staff | January 19, 2021 at 3:59 PM CST - Updated January 19 at 3:59 PM BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Two Northeast High School band members and one former member are participating in the 20...

Students from Northeast High School, a public school in the community of Pride, were invited to participate in the Tuesday (Jan. 19) evening

Longreads Best of 2020: Investigative Reporting All Best of Longreads illustrations by Kjell Reigstad. The California Sunday Magazine) In July 2012, U.S. Army First Lieutenant Clint Lorance gave an order that killed two Afghan civilians on a motorcycle near an operating base outside of Kandahar, in a volatile region in Afghanistan. Lorance was convicted of murder. The narrative weaved by Sean Hannity and others at Fox News framed Lorance as a war hero; he was pardoned by Donald Trump in Novemb...

1 of 5 Matthew Brown/The Moultrie Observer Food Bank volunteers Jack Brahm and Molly Weems and others get carts full of donated food items. Matthew Brown/The Moultrie Observer The back warehouse of the Colquitt County Food Bank is fuller than its ever been, Director Laura Keith said. Matthew Brown/The Moultrie Observer Volunteer Pat Scott sorts the loads of can goods donated to the Food Bank by individuals and businesses. Matthew Brown/The Moultrie Observer Food Bank rec...