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Patrols aim to tackle heritage crime in Wales

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Incidents include the daubing of a Neolithic burial chamber with animal blood and bluestone fragments from rocks linking Pembrokeshire with Stonehenge being sold online. A heritage watch scheme was launched by Pembrokeshire Coast National Park two years ago. Dyfed Archaeological Trust and Dyfed-Powys Police have also joined the scheme, establishing a team of 10 officers trained in dealing with reports of crimes at monuments. ‘These monuments cannot be replaced’ Related Topics Archaeology Listed buildings Llandrindod Wells Read more: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-51872715

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The United States Is Officially In A State Of Emergency | Betches

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UPDATE,  MARCH 13, 10:30 P.M.: This article has been updated to reflect Google’s correction to claims made that it would roll out a nationwide website to facilitate coronavirus testing. It is only prepared to launch a website for Bay Area patients.  After a series of delusional attempts to keep the virus from entering the United States (it’s here, bruh), the president finally declared a national emergency amid the coronavirus outbreak. This doesn’t make the virus any more or less scary than it was yesterday — it’s mostly a procedural move…

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Nurse Treating Coronavirus Patients In Italy Shares How Hard It Is With A Heartbreaking Pic

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Alessia’s post was immensely popular, getting over 817k likes on Instagram. Internet users expressed their support for the nurse and for everyone in Italy on the frontlines in the battle against the virus. alessiabonari_ alessiabonari_ alessiabonari_ According to The Local, hospitals in Italy, especially in the north, are overwhelmed. Doctors and nurses are exhausted and the number of patients keeps growing. “It’s sort of like house arrest.” in his blog Travel Addicts. According to Rick, the lockdown in Italy feels surreal. “It’s sort of like house arrest. Having to walk…

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Google says it’s not publishing a national-scale coronavirus site anytime soon after Trump announcement

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(CNN)Google will not be publishing a national-scale website for coronavirus testing anytime soon, contrary to claims made by President Donald Trump during a Friday news conference. Verily’s statement sharply contrasts with Trump’s remarks Friday in the White House Rose Garden. “I want to thank Google,” Trump said. “Google is helping to develop a website. It’s going to be very quickly done, unlike websites of the past, to determine whether a test is warranted and to facilitate testing at a nearby convenient location.” The comment appeared to be a reference to…

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Coronavirus: What happened this week

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Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Catalan police officers stand guard outside Igualada, which is in lockdown Elsewhere across the continent, normal life for millions was put on hold as schools and universities closed in Austria, Portugal, France, Denmark and Norway. Gyms, restaurants, nightclubs, libraries and museums also shut in some countries. Spain became Europe’s worst-affected country after Italy, following a steep increase in deaths. It declared a state of emergency and placed four towns in Catalonia in lockdown. Even the Real Madrid football team were quarantined. Image copyright Getty…

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Sport Relief appeal raises more than 40m

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He hosted the fundraiser alongside Paddy McGuinness, Alex Scott, Emma Willis, Rylan Clark-Neal, Oti Mabuse, Maya Jama and Tom Allen. Sport Relief trip moved over coronavirus worries How coronavirus is hitting entertainment events Sport Relief had raised a total of £40,540,355 for charitable causes by the end of the live show. Some of the money raised this year will go to projects dealing with challenges caused by the coronavirus. Image caption Stephen Fry and David Walliams in ‘Killing Steves’ Other pre-recorded segments included a celebrity boat race that saw teams…

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Rudy Gobert is donating $500,000 to help people affected by the coronavirus

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(CNN)Rudy Gobert, the first NBA player to be diagnosed with coronavirus, is donating $500,000 to assist people affected by the virus and related closures. The suspension of the NBA season due to coronavirus isn’t just affecting players and fans, it’s having a sizeable impact on the pay of thousands of hourly employees at arenas across the United States. Vivint Smart Home Arena employs more than 800 part-time workers who handle food service, security, guest services and more. Besides basketball games, the arena hosts concerts and other public events. Four concerts…

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