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vieron que no era "simplemente fútbol" y porqué siempre hay que involucrarse? mostrar un pedazo de trapo repercutó en todo ésto porque todo es política, quieran o no

So apparently it’s ok to assault a police officer. Another disillusioned officer who’ll now be looking for another job.

The ship was abandoning the Island and they were about to end the war. Immoral, you can watch Thatcher's interview where even English press was upset about this.

A Cornell lab technician parked for free near a cemetery to save a few bucks on parking. Her walk to work turned into one of the largest wildlife discoveries of the decade. Rachel Fordyce cut through East Lawn Cemetery on her way to a Cornell entomology lab. One spring day in 2022, she noticed bees all over the cemetery, collected some in a jar, and brought them to her supervisor, Cornell entomologist Bryan Danforth. They identified them as Andrena regularis, the regular mining bee. What nobody knew yet was how many were living under the grass. In spring 2023, researchers set emergence traps across the nesting area and did the math. Their estimate: about 5.56 million regular mining bees emerging from the cemetery soil, with a likely range of 3.1 million to 8 million. That makes East Lawn Cemetery one of the largest known aggregations of solitary ground-nesting bees ever recorded. These are not hive bees. Each female digs and provisions her own underground nest, but huge numbers can nest side by side when the soil and food supply are right. About 75% of bees are solitary ground nesters, and most people never notice them because there is no big impressive hive to point to. Records show Andrena regularis has been collected at East Lawn Cemetery since at least 1935. The bees were not new, we just hadn't understood the scale of what was under our feet. The bees also appear to matter far beyond the cemetery fence. Cornell’s apple orchard sits about 600 meters away, and surveys found Andrena regularis was the most abundant pollinator there, even more common than managed honey bees. The cemetery population is likely a major source of those orchard pollinators. Cemeteries make good habitat for exactly the reasons you would expect: relatively undisturbed soil, little tilling, fewer pesticides, and decades or even centuries of being mostly left alone. If one overlooked cemetery can hold millions of native bees, how many other aggregations are sitting under lawns, churchyards, old fields, and abandoned corners nobody has checked, one construction project away from disappearing before anyone knows what was lost?

3 Apache Helicopters have just flown right over my house in Lancashire very low!! If you don’t stop what you’re doing immediately and rush outside when you hear an Apache, you’re not my kind of person. 😝

Hi Frances, I know it was 4 yrs ago, but your memory lets you down. You asked to see me on the day that I attended the Privy Council to choose the next King of England. My minion, as you called her, apologised & offered other dates. Not a coward, just busy - like many women👑

This is an absolutely phenomenal piece of James Bond media. Sean Connery (on the set of GOLDFINGER) explaining the real life inspiration for changing 007s firearm of choice. You don’t get behind the scenes videos like this anymore.

This is an absolutely phenomenal piece of James Bond media. Sean Connery (on the set of GOLDFINGER) explaining the real life inspiration for changing 007s firearm of choice. You don’t get behind the scenes videos like this anymore.

These are the people who blocked the swift brick amendment last night. 102 Labour Peers thanks to the rather extreme 3 line whip which just goes to show how much #Labour do NOT want to help nature let alone swifts. Normally a 3 line whip is used for fairly extreme amendments.