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One of the last marionette puppet makers vows to keep craft alive
By Elizabeth Hunter
One of the last remaining marionette puppet makers in the United Kingdom says the craft is vital to keep theatre alive.
Stephen Foster, 47, is one of only as few as six people making the puppets in Britain - with the art officially recognised as endangered.
He made
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Adorable baby dinosaur so cute it’s named after Korean cartoon
By Dean Murray
A newly discovered baby dinosaur is so cute it has been named after a famous cartoon character.
The species honors one of South Korea’s most beloved characters, Dooly the Little Dinosaur.
Officially called Doolysaurus huhmini, it is the first new dinosaur species discovered in Korea in
Mom of five discovers husband was secret sperm donor
By Jamie Saunderson
A mum discovered her husband of 20 years was a secret sperm donor - fathering 'at least 10 children' - after finding a tube in his cupboard.
Mary Thomson, whose name we have changed, was left "shattered" after discovering the double life of her "
Bill renaming highway for Charlie Kirk faces uncertainty
(The Center Square) - The Arizona Legislature this week passed a bill renaming a major Arizona highway after conservative leader Charlie Kirk.
Senate Bill 1010 renames Loop 202 as the "Charlie Kirk Loop 202."
Senate President Warren Petersen, R-Gilbert, who is SB 1010’s sponsor, said, “Loop 202
Vanishing glacier on Germany's highest peak prompts ski lift demolition
Vanishing glaciers atop Germany's highest mountain prompted the demolition of a ski lift Friday, as global warming reshapes the Alps.
A ski slope that for decades ran down the Schneeferner glacier on the Zugspitze has melted away, leading operator Bayerische Zugspitzbahn Bergbahn AG to begin dismantling the lift