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Magpie and Dog become best friends

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By Georgia Simcox
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Magpie and dog whose incredible friendship made them social media stars now have a third member in their gang - the staffy's new puppy (and the trio do EVERYTHING together) A third member has joined a curious friendship between a staffy and magpie Peggy the staffy and Molly the magpie became friends after the bird was injured Peggy's owners nursed Molly back to health and noticed the bond forming Now Peggy has a puppy that has joined in and the three play together everyday By ASHLEA KNICKEL...
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Truck crosses 6ft wide bridge over Russian river with inches to spare

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By Georgia Simcox
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© Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo This is the nerve-wracking moment a truck crosses a narrow bridge in Russia, with just inches spare and no safety railing. Footage from May 10 shows the truck driving across the bridge which spans the Vitim River in Zabaykalsky Krai, Russia. The Kuandinsky Bridge forces drivers to navigate a tiny six-foot-wide carriageway, which is barely wide enough to fit a car.
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Barbie produce doll inspired by sole Russian cosmonaut

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By Georgia Simcox
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© Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Barbie has created a doll in honour of an astronaut as part of a campaign in Russia to encourage girls to aim high while also being 'feminine'. Anna Kikina, 36, is currently the sole Russian woman scheduled to travel into orbit, 58 years after Valentina Tereshkova became the world's first spacewoman. The married cosmonaut - slated to blast off on her maiden flight by the end of next year - posed with the doll which was modelled on her.
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