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Thousands of Lego pieces lost at sea inspires nautical tale
After a huge cargo ship lost 20 containers off the Cornish coast, thousands of Lego pieces have been found by beachcombers. One of them, Tracey Williams, wrote a book about it. Gaia Pitt-Judd reports Read more
LIVE: UK seagrass is declining, but Cornish conservation is working hard
Gaia Pitt-Judd reports on the current state of the marine gardens that homes seagrass Read more
The unseen impact of isolation: Drug addiction in lockdown
An account of one user's experiences with both Cocaine and Valium, and an in-depth look, and perspective, on the the well being of addicts during the COVID-19 pandemic, from Gaia Pitt-Judd. Read more
Falmouth, Fascism and Graffiti: Have people got their priorities straight?
The Falmouth Packet comments exploded with anger, frustration and fascism debates on a recently posted article, which entailed a story of four individuals who left a trail of graffiti across Falmouth. Gaia Pitt-Judd explores how instead of condemning these young people, we should begin to source a place where youngsters can allow their imagination and creative abilities to run wild. Read more
Everything you need to know about the UCU strikes
From February 20th – March 13th, members of the University and College Union (UCU) are taking strike action across 74 institutions. Read more
10 dead in German far-right shooting
Nine people have died in two racially motivated shootings in the German town of Hanau. Read more
Dave calls out Boris in Brit performance
In Dave’s performance of his track ‘Black’ he added new lyrics, calling out Boris Johnson and the media. Read more
Violinist performs during brain surgery
In a groundbreaking surgery, a patient at King's College Hospital in London managed to successfully play the violin whilst having a brain tumor removed. Read more
The Festival of Curious Puppetry
The Poly in Falmouth’s Spring Gallery is hosting a wonderful collection of puppets from around the world, starting on Monday 27th January, ending on Saturday 14th March. Read more
Who will be the next Labour leader?
Here we see a rundown of the three new Labour leader candidates and what they stand for. Read more