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Demolition begins at The News Centre in Portsmouth to make way for a 'super bus depot'Demolition work has begun at the News Centre in Hilsea ahead of it being turned into a new 'super bus depot' to host a fleet of electric buses.
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Young Ones Episode 08 Cash - YouTubeThis is the eighth episode of the Young Ones. It ran for only two seasons with a total of 12 episodes. It has not been matched since. It was funny, witty, ed...
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Painting the town red! Incredible moment a river of WINE flows through Portuguese village when distillery's 2.2million litre tanks burst | Daily Mail OnlineA fast-moving river of red wine flowed down a steep hill in the small town, near the coast of Portugal, after two tanks owned by Levira Distillery suddenly gave way on Sunday
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The Invincible Soldier Who Would Not Die - YouTubeSeason X: Highlanders is bringing Scottish might to Conqueror's Blade. Play and get 7 days of premium time FREE here: https://bit.ly/3GGhKcq* Benefits only ...
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Rise of the six-figure Substackers: How bloggers on self-publishing platform favoured by Dominic Cummings are making more than £100,000 a year by charging readers monthly fees | Daily Mail OnlineBloggers including British writers are raking in six-figure sums as they turn to self-publishing on the Substack platform.
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Monkey appears to 'telepathically' type using Elon Musk's Neuralink - YouTubeA monkey has appeared to
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Moment hapless cyclist is poleaxed after hurtling downhill towards a gate and crashing into it - just months after e-scooter rider did the SAME thing | Daily Mail OnlineThe bike rider can be seen hurtling down a hill in Sheffield, South Yorkshire. But he didn't notice the huge, closed metal gate blocking the path ahead of him.
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Monkey appears to 'telepathically' type using Elon Musk's Neuralink - YouTube
A monkey has appeared to
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Flocking hell! Pigeons cause £15,000 of damage to East London flat after patio door is accidentally left open | Daily Mail OnlineThe messy birds managed to flutter their way into the two-bed house and proceeded to take over every room in the house over the course of four weeks.
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Judge admits he used ChatGPT to write a Court of Appeal ruling as he calls the AI tool 'jolly useful' | Daily Mail OnlineReferring to the 'great potential' of AI tools, Lord Justice Birss said he used the chatbot when he was summarising an area of law he was already familiar with.
