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This is a genuine video taken at CPAC 2021.  This footage was captured by William Turton of Bloomberg News. The original posting of this video did not provide much additional information. Turton’s tweet was accompanied by the hashtags #CPAC and #AmericaUncancelled, the tagline for this year’s event.  Steven Walker, a reporter for the Orlando Sentinel, posted another photograph of this statue at CPAC. Walker reported that this statue was created by artist Tommy Zegan. Tommy Zegan (black and white shirt) is the artist behind the gold Trump statue here at #CPAC. He said he tried giving it...

Covid and Brexit cause the 'perfect storm' for Plymouth's fishing industry Fishermen say the post-Brexit trade deal has failed to deliver the increased catch they were hoping for, and processors say extra costs and paperwork are hitting exports to the EU which account for four-fifths of trade Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Politics, environment, farming and more in your new free Western Morning News newsletter - direct to your inbox every dayInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to s...

FOSSIL hunters were left astonished after finding an axe dating back over 30,000 years on Walton beach. This extremely rare tool can be traced back to the stone ages, with some predictions guessing it could even be up to 180,000 years old. It is believed this artefact was made and used during the Middle Paleolithic stage of human development. This means it would have been fashioned by a near descendent of Neanderthal, living co-operatively in groups supporting each other to survive droughts and capture large prey for food. Steven Walker, a member of the fossil hunters who has lived ...

A Stone Age axe, which is more than 30,000-years-old, was discovered by a fossil hunter on the beach at Walton.