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Thousands of people to evacuate homes, block off roads and try to lure the animals away from the local population but they have now reached a major city of more than six million people. what they plan to do next is anyone's guess. tim allman, bbc news. four giant cooling towers at a former power station in staffordshire have been demolished today. this was the scene this morning at rugeley power station which closed in 2016. each 384—foot tower used to cool six million gallons of water in an hour. the demolition was delayed for 20 minutes, to prevent a clash with a ceremony at the region's n...

At roland—garros in 2009, won his third round match on saturday, but said afterwards that he was struggling after spending much of the past year recuperating from two knee operations. he added that he was listening to his body and that he did not want to jeopardise his fitness with wimbledon just a few weeks away. sergio perez has won a chaotic azerbaijan grand prix in a race that saw the top two in the drivers�* championship fail to finish. perez took the chequered flag after his red bull team—mate, max verstappen, crashed due to a tyre failure with three laps to go. at the restart, sev...

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20 February 2021 14:52 Share in: GENEVA. KAZINFORM More than 384,000 confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus infection were registered worldwide in the past day, with the overall number of such cases exceeding 109.99 million, the World Health Organization (WHO) said in its daily bulletin on Friday. Related news As of 18:18 Moscow time on February 19, as many as 109,997,288 novel coronavirus cases and 2,435,145 coronavirus-associated deaths were registered across the globe. The number of confirmed cases grew by 384,448 in the past 24 hours ...

And don't take risks". that's the message from the health secretary matt hancock, as we enter our first weekend since lockdown restrictions were eased in england. local councils are warning us to stay away from beauty spots and beaches, fearing a surge of visitors will lead to an increase in infections. it comes after scientists revealed the infection rate across the uk has risen. john mcmanus has the latest. in southwold in suffolk, they're hoping for visitors this weekend, so long as they follow the distancing rules. they don't want to see a repeat of these scenes from march. with warm weath...