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Prehistoric village unearthed at Devon reservoir after water levels drop to lowest in decades

The Mirror 12 Oct 2026
An incredible prehistoric village lived in by Bronze Age humans has re-emerged after the Fernworthy Reservoir in Devon dropped to its lowest water level in decades ... .
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Three friends, five decades, one passion

The Star 12 Oct 2026
They bonded over midnight ...
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Floating drifts further into the horizon: Scale a decade away, DNV warns

Recharge 12 Oct 2026
Analysts paint a gloomy decade for floating wind, with onshore the growth driver for the foreseeable future ....
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In science, innovation, technology, a transformative decade

Indian Express 12 Oct 2026
The vision of science serving society lays a stronger ...
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Analysis-Bardella Antisemitism Dispute Tests French Far Right's Decade-Long Makeover

US News 12 Oct 2026
By Elizabeth Pineau and Michel RosePARIS, Oct 12 (Reuters) - Joseph Martin saw his hopes of becoming a far-right National ⁠Rally (RN) ⁠lawmaker... .
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Saint Laurent designer Vaccarello leaves after glittering decade

Oman Observer 12 Oct 2026
Belgian fashion designer Anthony Vaccarello is leaving Saint Laurent after a decade at the helm, during which he tripled revenues and strengthened the French fashion house’s influe ....
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Their mother died in a Meridian wreck. The woman convicted gets decades in prison

Idaho Statesman 12 Oct 2026
“Your reckless, selfish decision to get behind the wheel under the influence took my mother’s life — and shattered my family,” Kevin Mays said in court ... .
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Elderly Albemarle man accused of sexually abusing young man for 2 decades

The Daily Progress Charlottesville 12 Oct 2026
80-year-old Albemarle County man Montie Duncan has been jailed since June after he was accused of sexually abusing a young man in his care over 20 years ... .
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North Carolina Muslims have spent decades building political power. What has it produced?

Morgan Citizen 12 Oct 2026
On a blistering Friday morning at a Durham mosque, Nigel Edwards sets up a table with voter registration materials that include buttons, signs, posters and flyers. “Are you registered to vote?” he asks those filing past as sweat drips down ... .
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