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The autumn deer rut is now underway in Richmond Park and Bushy Park, and visitors are being urged to keep their distance...
17/09/2026

The autumn deer rut is now underway in Richmond Park and Bushy Park, and visitors are being urged to keep their distance. The Royal Parks, RSPCA, and British Deer Society are reminding people to stay at least 50 metres from deer, never feed them and take particular care with dogs during the rutting season.

The warning follows a serious stag attack in Richmond Park in August. Visitors can still enjoy seeing these impressive wild animals, but giving them space is essential for both people and deer.

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Nissan is investing £170 million at its Sunderland plant to build the new Kicks compact crossover for European customers...
17/09/2026

Nissan is investing £170 million at its Sunderland plant to build the new Kicks compact crossover for European customers. The investment comes as Sunderland marks 40 years of production and reaches the milestone of 12 million vehicles built. The Kicks will join the Qashqai, Juke, and LEAF on the production line and will use Nissan’s third-generation e-POWER hybrid system.

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A 15-year study on Australia’s Lord Howe Island has recorded a disturbing rise in the amount of plastic being swallowed ...
16/09/2026

A 15-year study on Australia’s Lord Howe Island has recorded a disturbing rise in the amount of plastic being swallowed by young sable shearwaters. A record that stood since 2011 was broken every year from 2023 to 2026, eventually reaching 894 pieces of plastic in a single bird. The research, published in Earth’s Future, shows why long-term monitoring matters when tracking the impact of plastic pollution on marine wildlife.

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Plague was killing people thousands of years before the crowded cities and flea-driven epidemics that later made the dis...
15/09/2026

Plague was killing people thousands of years before the crowded cities and flea-driven epidemics that later made the disease infamous. A new study published in Nature has found evidence of potentially deadly Yersinia pestis infections among hunter-gatherers in the Lake Baikal region of East Siberia around 5,500 years ago.
Ancient DNA from human remains suggests nearly 40 per cent of those tested carried evidence of plague, with children and young teenagers particularly represented among closely spaced deaths. The findings are changing scientists’ understanding of just how dangerous the earliest forms of plague could have been.

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Mercedes-AMG has turned the CLE into something more track focused. The CLE 646 Spezialanfertigung combines a 646 hp V8 w...
15/09/2026

Mercedes-AMG has turned the CLE into something more track focused. The CLE 646 Spezialanfertigung combines a 646 hp V8 with rear-wheel drive, a 170 kg weight reduction, four-way adjustable suspension, ceramic brakes and track-focused aerodynamics capable of generating more than 250 kg of downforce. Only 30 will be built, and all were sold before the world premiere.

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Scientists may have found an important clue to why bats can carry viruses that cause serious disease in other animals wi...
14/09/2026

Scientists may have found an important clue to why bats can carry viruses that cause serious disease in other animals without becoming seriously ill themselves. A new study from researchers at Tulane University, Stanford University and the US CDC has found that vesper bats possess two separate sets of genes involved in producing antibodies, an immune arrangement not previously identified in mammals. Published in Science Advances, the research could open a new avenue for understanding bat immunity, viral infections and the evolution of immune systems.

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Twenty-five students from Hammersmith & Fulham have been given a first look at healthcare careers through a summer work ...
14/09/2026

Twenty-five students from Hammersmith & Fulham have been given a first look at healthcare careers through a summer work experience programme at Imperial College London. The students took part in clinical skills sessions, met healthcare professionals, practised medical-school-style interviews and were paired with Imperial healthcare students who will mentor them through their university applications. The placements were organised through the H&F Pathway Bond, which connects local young people with employers and career opportunities across the borough.

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Researchers at Queen Mary University of London have found that caffeine can activate AMPK, an ancient cellular energy-se...
11/09/2026

Researchers at Queen Mary University of London have found that caffeine can activate AMPK, an ancient cellular energy-sensing system involved in processes linked to growth, stress responses and DNA repair. The findings, published in Microbial Cell, come from experiments using fission yeast and could give scientists a better understanding of how caffeine interacts with cellular ageing. But there is an important caveat: this is a study in yeast, not proof that coffee makes humans live longer.

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More than a century of Hispano Suiza history is coming to MADRING for the Spanish Formula 1 Grand Prix weekend. Eight hi...
11/09/2026

More than a century of Hispano Suiza history is coming to MADRING for the Spanish Formula 1 Grand Prix weekend. Eight historic cars will trace the marque’s journey from 1912, while the 2024 Carmen Sagrera brings that sporting heritage into the electric hypercar era. From the Alfonso XIII and Rabassada to the H6C Boulogne and Carmen Sagrera, the exhibition offers visitors a look at how Spanish performance motoring has evolved across generations.

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Babystar follows Luca, a teenage "babystar" whose entire life has been livestreamed since birth, and asks what happens w...
10/09/2026

Babystar follows Luca, a teenage "babystar" whose entire life has been livestreamed since birth, and asks what happens when the family business decides it needs a second product. EyeOnLondon's Ted Redsull found it strange, Lanthimos-inflected and worth catching before it leaves cinemas.

Have you seen a film handle family vlogging honestly, or does this genre always tip into cliché?

https://eye-on-london.com/babystar-review-joscha-bongard-film/

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