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Hottest 12 months in 125,000 years - how extreme weather broke more records in 2023

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By Ian Sale
| 3FM Isle of Man
Scientists believe preliminary figures show the past 12 months to be the hottest in 125,000 years. Here's a look at some of the year's biggest weather-related events from across the globe. January In the US, the end of 2022 into the first weeks of 2023 saw at least 21 people killed in flooding, mudslides and power outages in California - a further 1,400 were rescued.
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Five swans killed after flying into Hinkley power lines

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By Ian Sale
| Manx Radio Verified
A wildlife charity has called for action from the National Grid after five swans were "literally blown apart" after flying into new Hinkley Point C power lines in Somerset. Pauline Kidner, who is the founder of Secret World Wildlife Rescue, told Sky News that a member of her team went to the scene near Burnham-On-Sea on Monday to find the swans dead on the ground beneath the pylons. One swan was found still alive and, after assessment by the charity, was later released.
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King Charles offered free haircut during first public engagement since Queen's funeral

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By Ian Sale
| More Radio Verified
King Charles and the Queen Consort have carried out their first official engagement together since royal mourning ended. Hundreds of people lined the streets in Dunfermline to greet the couple as they left the city chambers. They were seen chatting, smiling and shaking hands with people who had waited patiently for their arrival - with the monarch even being offered a free haircut. When asked if he would like to go into a local barber's shop, King Charles smiled and said "next time".
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