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Cinnamon, a one-year-old capybara, escaped from Hoo Zoo in Telford, Shropshire, on September 13. Despite being located nearby, efforts to recapture her have been unsuccessful. The zoo is using live traps and monitoring her movements as they continue their search.
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The cost of bearskin caps worn by the King's Guards has surged by 30% to over £2,000 each, prompting calls from PETA to switch to faux fur. The Ministry of Defense remains open to alternatives but cites durability concerns. The caps, made from black bear fur, have faced ethical scrutiny for years.
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Harland & Wolff, the historic shipbuilder known for constructing the Titanic, has announced its holding company will enter administration, leading to 50-60 immediate redundancies. The operational shipyards are expected to continue trading as potential buyers are sought. This marks the second administration in five years for the company, which has struggled financially despite securing a major contract with the Royal Navy.