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Beenham Wind Orchestra's rousing celebration of Christmas - Vimarsana News

Beenham Wind Orchestra's rousing celebration of Christmas

Beenham Wind Orchestra and Andover Ladies choir treated the audience to a wonderful display of musicianship at the Kennet School in Thatcham.

Cromwells sing up for Beedon 800, raising £1,300 - Vimarsana News

Cromwells sing up for Beedon 800, raising £1,300

The entertaining choir concert at St Mary the Virgin Chieveley raised funds for Beedon church on its 800th anniversary.

Brian Cox, 77, channels James Bond in a dapper grey suit as he attends the premiere of his reality series 007: Road To a Million - Vimarsana News

Brian Cox, 77, channels James Bond in a dapper grey suit as he attends the premiere of his reality series 007: Road To a Million

Succession star Brian Cox channelled James Bond on Thursday as he attended the upcoming reality series 007: Road To A Million Premiere at Battersea Power Station in London.

Did Our Human Ancestors Come Close to Extinction? - Vimarsana News

Did Our Human Ancestors Come Close to Extinction?

Our human ancestors may have lost 98.7 percent of their population around 900,000 to 800,000 years ago, according to genetic research.

Humans almost went extinct about a million years ago, according to new Chinese study - Vimarsana News

Humans almost went extinct about a million years ago, according to new Chinese study

A groundbreaking genetic study led by Chinese scientists has revealed that our ancient human ancestors teetered on the brink of extinction nearly a million years ago, with their population dwindling to approximately 1,280 individuals. About the study: Published in the journal Science on Thursday, the study utilized a novel computer model called FitCoal to trace the genetic lineages of 3,154 present-day human genomes. The scientists found that approximately 98.7% of our human ancestors were lost during a population crash approximately 900,000 years ago.

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