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The headstone of two young soldiers who died less than a week before the Armistice was signed.
📍Nottingham General Cemetery 🇬🇧
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Australian officials have issued a reminder to shut your car doors after one wombat helped himself to several passenger seats. The notice followed complaints from visitors at a popular picnic area, where the same wombat reportedly kept climbing into parked cars while people unloaded bags or packed up lunch.
At first, staff thought they were receiving several calls about one incident. Then they realized the cars were different. The passenger wasn’t.
One couple waited nearly an hour before he climbed out. Another visitor said he settled into the seat before she’d even finished putting her things in the boot. Officials asked visitors to keep their doors closed and contact staff if they found an unexpected occupant.
After the photos spread online, a park spokesperson clarified the situation. “He hasn’t been abandoned. He lives here. Please stop calling to say someone’s left their wombat in a car.”
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A view of HM Transport Mauretania in 'dazzle' painted camouflage entering Sandon Half-tide Dock, Liverpool, during the First World War. Painted by L Campbell Taylor, 1919.
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Frank Carson talking about the start of his career, including in the North East
#OnThisDay 1926: Belfast comedian, the late Frank Carson was born. Following his move to Blackpool, he spoke about his love of Northern communities, and how his famous catchphrase helped propel him to celebrity status.
1977: Frank Carson – It’s the way he tells 'em
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It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas..
The Regent Street angels are back - bringing a little extra sparkle to our capital ✨️
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Regent Street’s famous Christmas lights have been switched on, and with Bonfire Night fireworks lighting up the sky, the evening feels even more magical. ✨🎆🎄
#ChristmasMagic #BonfireNight #Fireworks #RegentStreet #London 🎄🎆
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Happy bonfire night, all! Stay safe, handle those sparklers with care, and don't go back to lit fireworks...
















