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Afro-Guyanese Heritage Association Welcomes President Ali's Vape Import Restrictions
US Eighth Army Commander States Troops Must Be Ready for Missions Beyond Korean Peninsula
Fin Whale Swallows Thousands of Gallons of Water During Feeding Off Pembrokeshire Coast
Chinese Scientists Find Neurons May Function as Minicomputers for Decision Making
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A fin whale, the planet's second largest living creature, was filmed by videographer Rhys Morgan off the Pembrokeshire coast in Wales, demonstrating its ability to take in up to 18,000 gallons of water and krill during feeding.
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Jane Dodds has announced her intention to step down as the leader of the Welsh Liberal Democrats, stating that the work to increase the party's presence in the Senedd should be led by a new generation.
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A second Labour MP, Perran Moon, has been suspended after voluntarily submitting himself to an investigation concerning Covid loan repayments related to his directorship in a training company. This follows previous instances involving other MPs and highlights concerns over the government's pandemic-era loan scheme.
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In an interview with GQ, Prince Harry stated his wish to repair his strained relationships with his father and brother, emphasizing the importance of reconciliation amidst global events. The Duke of Sussex also mentioned that being closer to his family in the UK has been significant for his children.
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Lawrence Johnson, 26, has been charged with the murder of Alisha Samuels, 26, and attempted murder after an incident on Thursday in Manchester. Johnson has been remanded in custody and is scheduled to appear in court on Wednesday.
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Google Cloud reported resolving a service disruption in its europe-west2 region, which stemmed from a power event at a third-party facility. The outage impacted numerous UK services, including major banks, Royal Mail, and HM Courts and Tribunals Service, highlighting business reliance on large cloud providers.
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A government-commissioned review, led by Sir David Bell, is set to present recommendations to Parliament, which are expected to require schools in England to treat antisemitism as a specific category of harm and take explicit action against it. The review highlighted that Jewish schoolchildren are experiencing regular harassment and abuse, with incident reports showing a 59% increase between the first half of 2025 and the first half of 2026, according to the Community Security Trust.
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The Afro-Guyanese Heritage Association expressed support for President Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali's announcement regarding restrictions on importing vapes and vaping products into Guyana, emphasizing the need to protect children's health.
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The Ethnic Relations Commission (ERC) has expressed support for the restrictions placed on the importation of vapes and vaping products into Guyana, noting that the measure prioritizes the health and safety of young people.
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The Guyana Times reported on statements from WIN's figures, noting that Lil Sissie issued a letter criticizing Jagdeo's political desperation and the PPP's fear of a changing Guyana, while questioning the party's internal democratic processes.
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Arimu Investments Inc., owner of Aiden by Best Western in Georgetown, has initiated separate defamation lawsuits in the High Court against Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed and his sister, Hana Khamelia Mohamed, seeking significant damages and injunction orders.
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A 20-year-old man died and a 19-year-old teenager sustained injuries after a motorcycle crashed into a concrete bridge on the Pomona Public Road in the Essequibo Coast. The teen was reportedly driving the motorcycle at an alleged high speed.
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