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Australian Snow Appears, Takes One Photo, Leaves
Australian Snow gave New South Wales a rare forty centimetre performance, posed for Landsat 8 and melted before the encore.
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Health & Lifestyle
Cowboy Cosmetic Clinics Learn Ring Light Is Not A Licence
Cowboy Cosmetic Clinics face tighter rules as high risk procedures move to qualified healthcare professionals and clinics need licences.
Culture & Entertainment
Beautiful Laundrette Turns Forty, London Adds Service Charge
Beautiful Laundrette locations mark forty years as London proves that every cultural memory can acquire an estate agent.
Business & Economy
Classic Cars Discover That £1 Is A Bold Valuation
Classic Cars worth around £100,000 changed hands for £1, stretching the accepted definition of a bargain past its legal limit.
World
UN Projects Advance The Word Advance To New Heights
UN Projects in India support South South cooperation and development goals while giving institutional prose a rare public outing.
UK Politics & Public Life
Old Churches Get Six Experts And One Ancient Roof
Old Churches have six new or returning trust members to protect historic buildings whose stonework has seen every type of committee.
Travel & Transport
Scottish Campervans Asked To Pause Aviation Experiment
Scottish Campervans were asked to stay sheltered during Storm Floris after dangerous winds overturned vehicles on the A87.
Sport
Joe Root Reaches 6,000 Runs, Gets No Free Coffee
Joe Root becomes the first batter to 6,000 World Test Championship runs and receives a receipt rather than a loyalty reward.
Science & Technology
Largest Iceberg Begins Restructuring After Forty Years
Largest Iceberg A 23A is shedding big pieces in warmer South Atlantic waters after a career that began in 1986.
Health & Lifestyle
Gonorrhoea Vaccine Asks Britain To Say The Word Normally
Gonorrhoea Vaccine clinics offer a world first protection programme while Britain practises a basic health conversation.
Culture & Entertainment
BFI Summer Holiday Requires An Emotional Passport
BFI Summer Holiday replaces the beach with Sophia Loren, French cinema and a deckchair that questions its own framing.
Business & Economy
British Steel Clears Europe By Being Very Obviously Metal
British Steel can again enter Europe tariff free under a restored quota, after confirming that a girder remains a girder.