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Video Producer at Truly/Future Studios, previously Video Journalist at Evening Standard kate.moore@futurenet.com
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Shade, cooling and survival: why we need more trees

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By Kate Moore
| East Anglia Bylines
The heatwave continues. The Met Office has issued heat and health warnings. Many modern houses, designed to keep heat in, are proving unpleasant habitations. Researchers are seeking ways to cool houses. And yet, nature provides us with a solution - trees. Trees work wonders by reducing temperatures on hot days. Heat maps show that across five major English cities, areas with more trees and green spaces are up to 5 degrees cooler.
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No nest, no scream: why swifts need our help

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By Kate Moore
| East Anglia Bylines
"Suddenly, with a screech that makes one jump again, the Swifts come dashing past the upper windows, no sooner heard than gone, and circling round the steeple in their evening flight, repeat with every passing swoop their strange alarm," wrote Henry Stevenson in 1866. It is perhaps no wonder that the collective noun for swifts, sometimes called 'devil birds' because of their call, is a "scream". Swifts' loud, high-pitched, shrill call is an iconic sound of summer.
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SSAFA - the Armed Forces charity: no one is forgotten

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By Kate Moore
| East Anglia Bylines
The Soldiers', Sailors' & Airmen's Families Association (SSAFA) has a long and proud history supporting soldiers, sailors, marines, airmen and airwomen who serve and who have served. Returning to civilian life can be problematic and that's why SSAFA's work is so important. The charity is there for the "Forces family" - men, women, veterans, regulars, reservists and their families - anyone who finds they are in need.
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