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Bertie Adam

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We visit the Somerset village so beautiful explorers cannot stay away

We visit the Somerset village so beautiful explorers cannot stay away

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Walrus spotted on Orkney pier for the first time in almost a decade

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By Bertie Adam Verified
| STV News (Glasgow and West) Verified
A walrus has made a surprise appearance in Orkney for the first time in almost ten years. According to local reports, it was seen swimming around Stronsay pier by pier master Leslie Miller at around 8am on Thursday, April 16. The last time a walrus visited the archipelago was in 2018, according to the local wildlife charity Orkney Marine Mammal Research Initiative (OMMRI).
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Badger 'on the mend' after being found entangled in school football net

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By Bertie Adam Verified
| STV News (Glasgow and West) Verified
A badger which was found “very tightly” tangled in a school football net in Aberdeenshire has been rescued. Experts believe the animal, which was reported to the New Arc Wildlife Rescue charity by Monquhitter School in Cuminestown at around 9.30am on Monday, April 13, must have become trapped at some point over the weekend.
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'We’re not ready to give up': Family who lost their baby lead NHS campaign for egg donors

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By Bertie Adam Verified, Laura Alderman
| STV News (Glasgow and West) Verified
A couple from Fife who lost their donor‑egg‑conceived baby at birth are leading a new NHS campaign to encourage more people to become egg donors. Natasha and Callum Ferguson, from Rosyth, said they waited ten years to find a donor after Natasha was diagnosed with primary ovarian insufficiency (POI) and subsequently referred to Ninewells Assisted Conception Unit in Dundee. A decade ago – at the age of 23 – she was told she had “no eggs left”.
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