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 A rare Egyptian vulture has been spotted for the first time in over 150 years. This is described as a once-in-a-century sighting, it has been thought to have flown to the Isles of Scilly from Northern France. There have been 2 official sightings recorded in the UK one in 1825 and one in 1868. This is the only bird that uses tools when hunting, Experts think that this bird has got lost and that is why it is travelling north. This bird of prey is in decline worldwide and it is included in the Egyptian hieroglyphs.

  Klaudia Kis and Richard Varga  were kayaking along the Danube river when they came across a pair of white-tailed eagles at risk of drowning, floating in the river. They thought it was up to them to rescue them. One hopped up willingly but they had to pincer it into hopping on. They dropped them of at dry land before carrying on their journey from the Black Sea in Romania to the Black Forest in Germany. Their journey will take them 3 months which is how long they have known each other before this.

Dominic Cummings has published expletive-laden texts, apparently from Boris Johnson, in which the PM calls the health secretary "hopeless". It is the latest salvo in a bitter battle of words between Mr Cummings, the PM's former top aide, and Matt Hancock over the handling of the pandemic. Downing Street did not reject the authenticity of the messages. But the PM's official spokesman insisted Mr Johnson has full confidence in the health secretary. In a 7,000-word blog, Mr Cummings accused Mr Hancock of trying to rewrite history during a select committee hearing last week which was examining how the government has managed various aspects of the crisis. He also took aim at Mr Johnson, claiming he had "lied about failures" during the government's initial response to the pandemic. "If No 10 is prepared to lie so deeply and widely about such vital issues of life and death last year, it cannot be trusted now either on Covid or any other crucial issue of wa...

# 1: Artificial eyes that look into the future. Seer eyes have been an idea in technology for ages, but the tech has just not been powerful enough to make it, but now in the present tech has improved and research is starting to catch up with the ideas of far sighted storytellers. Lots of tech is coming into the markets that help people with sight loss or different kinds of vision impairment. #2: Airports for drones and flying taxis. Our cities are in desperate need of a breather and relief may come from the air as opposed to the roads.  Plans for a different kind of transport hub – one for delivery drones and electric air-taxis are becoming a reality, because the first urban Airport receiving funds from the uk government.  #3: Energy storing bricks. Scientists have found a way to store energy in red bricks that are used to make houses. People have developed a method that can turn bricks into 'smart bricks' that can store energy like a normal battery. Although it is WIP (work i...

 Internazzionalle and Danish footballer Christian Eriksen collapsed shortly before half-time in Dennmarks opening Euro 2020 game against Finland. He had to be resuscitaded on the pitch and when he awoke in hospital he was fine and aware of what had happened, Eriksen thanked all his supporters around the globe and will not be playing in the rest of the Euros, he said that he will cheer on his Danish friends for the rest of the tournemant and will hope for the best fo his county and team-mates. The former Tottenham midfielder experienced a cardiac arrest and is now in a stable position in the Copenhagan hospital. The amazing midfielder said, " Big thanks for you sweet and amazing greetings and messages from all around the world, it means alot to me and my family. "  We all wish you well Christian, Good Luck.   

US president Biden is set to meet Putin, the present president of Russia. The intentions for this meeting are very low as the US goverment have explained they don't expect to meet any high expectations. They haven't even thought of mending relationships with Soviet Union as Obama tried that and it got him nowhere but because there is a new man in the White house, they'll have another go at it. The relations between the two countries have been at their worst since the cold war. He comes fresh from NATO and EU/US meeting summits to discuss how he should handle this meeting. One thing you can take away from this is that"The West is back" By SN Credit: BBC. com

 A extremely rare seahorse has been photographed on the coast of Plymouth in the south west of UK. IT is known as the spiny seahorse (Hippocampus Histrix), they are found in shallow waters in meadows of seagrass. But to look for them you need a licence. They can be bright yellow, green, red and sometimes brownish. They can reach 15 - 17 cm long, on its trunk it has about 4 - 5 long thorns. 

  2022 will see the return of the magnificent Strictly Come Dancing Live Arena Tour. Kicking off in Birmingham on 20 January 2022, a host of the celebs and professional dancers from the BBC One TV series will waltz around the country performing 33 shows in some of the UK’s biggest arenas in Leeds, Newcastle, Manchester, Sheffield, Liverpool, Glasgow, Nottingham and London. As a result of Covid-19 restrictions – and to keep everyone safe – the 2021 arena tour will not go ahead, but tickets for the 2022 arena tour are on sale now.

  MPs will vote on the delaying of lockdown easing in the UK by four weeks MPs will vote on extending emergency COVID-19 legislation in England for another four weeks, while concerned  over rising cases. On Monday, Boris Johnson said that delaying the arranged lifting of restrictions would give the NHS "a few more crucial weeks" to get people vaccinated. Labour has made accusations against ministers of letting the Delta variant in Britain by not strengthening restrictions on travel from India sooner. But it is likely to support detaining an end to lockdown and restrictions, meaning the government will most likely win the vote. Business minister - Nadhim Zahawi - said England had "put in place some of the most stringent COVID-19 border measures in the world". On Monday, the PM announced that the final stage of easing lockdown restrictions in England are due to be delayed from 21 June to 19 July. This means pubs, clubs and theatres will have to run with...

 

    WONDERMENT is a show in which 5 illusionists perform  miresa   of many  fans   WONDERMENT gives a  novaly , dynamic and thrilling spin on one of the greatest historical art forms, magic. Five acts will appear at each performance and showcase their incredible talents, acts announced so far are, the multi-award-winning Mind Reader and TV star Chris Cox and star of Britain’s Got Talent’s Josephine Lee, the most talked about woman in magic.    Step inside the wonderous Palace Theatre and be transported to a variety performance like no other where the audiences are an  agaer   part of the show – comedy, illusion, magic, entertainment and mystery make it a fun night for all the family.   You’ll be amazed, entertained and puzzled as this show like no other  has to  be seen to be believed!  

DUP leader  - Edwin Poots  - has said he wants to support Irish language legislation, but not necessarily before the following assembly election. Sinn Féin has made suggesions that it may not support a brand new DUP first minister unless such legislation is approved by ministers before the 10th of July. Arlene Foster will resign as first minister later on Monday. Sinn Féin's Michelle O'Neill will lose her position as deputy first minister because the roles are a joint office. As soon as Mrs Foster resigns, there shall be a seven-day period for the approval of a brand new first minister and a d eputy first minister by Sinn Féin, and the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP). Her departure is after six weeks after she was overthrown as the leader of the DUP. Mr Poots said he will chose his colleague - Paul Givan - to become the new first minister. But speaking on the BBC's Good Morning Ulster programme on Monday, Mr Poots said he was not sure whether the nomination would hap...

5: Instagram- 1.221 billion monthly active users (MAUs) 4: Facebook messenger - 1.3 Billion MAUs 3: Whats App - 1.5 billion MAUs 2:  YouTube – 1.9 billion MAUs. YouTube is a video-sharing platform where users watch a billion hour of videos every day 1:  Facebook – 2.23 billion MAUs. Facebook is the  biggest social media  site around, with  more  than two billion people using it every month.

An Anonymous bidder pays 19.8 million pounds to ride blue origin rocket into space with Jeff Bezos (owner of Amazon) and his brother Mark Bezos on his blue origin rocket. The bidder’s identity will be revealed ahead of the launch off. It will be the first time Bezos’s New Shepard capsule will have humans inside of it. The blue origin rocket will be successfully be launched after 11 tests to check it’s safety. More than 7,000 people applied for this auction from a total of 159 countries. The last 20 bidders went through to the final round on Saturday. This came after Jeff Bezos announced that he and his brother would be taking part on an eleven minute flight on the shuttle. By SN

  Brazil’s president Jair Bolsonaro has been fined for not wearing a mask at a biker’s rally in Sao Paulo. The rally went in and out of the city, and arrived back at Ibirapuera Park, where the leader said to the supporters of the rally that mask-wearing for vaccinated people was pointless. Most health experts disagree with this, however. Under 12% of Brazilians have had both doses of the vaccine

  #5 Black Mamba - Africa They have coffin shaped mouths. Their skin inside their mouth is black and their skin is brown. It can go up to - 7mph. It is highly aggressive, and it bites multiple times rather than one. Neurotoxin venom effects the nervous system and each bite carries 120 milligrams if bitten without medical attention is certain death. #4 Blue Krait - Asia  If bitten 50% mortality with medical attention. They cannibalise their own kind and they are nocturnal but are timid. Their venom paralyses. #3 Eastern Brown Snake - Australia  Their bites have neurotoxin and Hemo  toxin and they are found near populated areas. Most  bites do not actually  deliver poison  but it is very easy to find an antidote. #2 Inland Taipan - Australia It is the most venomous   land snake in the world. One bite is able to kill 100 humans ore the equivalent  of 250,000 mice but luckily no deaths have been recorded. 1# Belchers Sea Snake - Ocean A few m...

 Michael Packard, a lobster diver, was doing his job in Cape Cod when a humpback whale tried to eat him!!! Acoording to Packard, he had intered the water when he felt a job and everything just went dark. At first he thought SHARK ATTACK but he didn't feel the teeth. Then it hit him - he was in a whale's mouth. It seemed that the whale was strying to swallow him. He was in the mouth for 30-40 seconds and because of his breathing equiopment, he was able to breath. The Whale than rose to the surface and spat him out. They now think that the whale was feeding and didn't see Packard in time. Thankfully he came out safely with only a bruises.  Credit to Rick Burg for the Photo

 The latest Minecraft update, came out on June the 8th.  It was 1.17, the caves and cliffs update.  Now I'm going to tell you what was added. 1.  Amethyst Crystals You can find these in caves only.  You can find these at level 70 or below.  With amethyst crystals, you can craft spyglasses. 2.  Copper As it's the caves and cliffs update, Mojang had to add new ores.  With Copper, you can craft spyglasses, blocks of copper, and lightning rods. 3.  Calcite Another cave block, like granite or diorite.  They can be found in amethyst clusters. 4.  Candle You can die these in 16 different colours, and place them on cakes.  You can craft these with one string and one honeycomb.  You can light them with a flint and steel 5.  You can now waterlog rails, to make underwater roller coasters. 6.  Pufferfish This is a small fix, but pufferfish now only do 2 seconds of poison, not 4. 7.  Suspicious Stew Most of us will know ...

 Java: Java is for people who have a good computer.  This means that java has  better graphics.  You can buy java today for £17.95.  Java is the original version of Minecraft, with all the mobs, the original, vanilla Minecraft.  On Java, you can use downloads to modify the game for challenges.  And with java,  you can join more online servers, to play different games.  There are better players on java, so you can really test your skills.  You can get java on Windows 10, Xbox 1, Mobile, Nintendo Switch, Play station 4 (but it won't update). Bedrock: Bedrock is the version for people with a less powerful computer.  It is not as professional, but you can play with friends is easier.  You cannot install many mods, but bedrock runs more smoothly.  The main difference is that they both have different game mechanics.  Java was made with java script code.  And bedrock is £29.99.

 The UK and US have an 'indestructible relationship' - Boris Johnson 'The alliance between the US and the UK will be known as the indestructible relationship', Boris Johnson told the BBC after meeting US President Joe Biden for the first time. He says that he had "terrific" talks with Joe Biden, who has gone to Cornwall for the G7 summit of world leaders. The summit will begin later, with vaccines and climate change to be discussed. Mr Johnson had insisted that Mr Biden had not reprimanded him over post-Brexit tensions in Northern Ireland. However, Mr Biden is said to have "deep concern" concerning the situation. The prime minister spoke to the BBC's political editor - Laura Kuenssberg - after having met Mr Biden in Carbis Bay in Cornwall, on Thursday before the G7 summit. The summit will see the leaders of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the US and UK gathering in person for the first time since the pandemic. Ahead of the meeting, Mr John...

Boris Johnson should "publicly support" England footballer Marcus Rashford and his team mates in "taking the knee", former PM Gordon Brown has said.   He told the BBC that players were "bringing the whole country together" by adopting the pre-match gesture, with Black Lives Matter.   Mr Rashford said taking the knee - set to continue through England's Euro 2020 campaign – it was the "right thing to do".   But it has provoked booing from some parts of the crowd recently. Downing Street has persuaded fans to be" respectful" of the players' decision, but it has not condemned the supporters who jeered when England played Austria and   Romania in pre-tournament warm-up fixtures in Middlesbrough.   And education minister Gillian Keegan said taking the knee was "creating division", claiming Black Lives Matter urged in "defunding the police and the overthrow of capitalism".  

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