Life in and around Seaburn where coronavirus cases are soaring
The infection rate in Seaburn rose to more than 1,000 per 100,000 this week
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Residents in and around Seaburn have urged people to stick to lockdown rules after the area saw a spike in coronavirus cases.
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A conspiracy theorist has predicted that the world will end next week, when two planets align. Evangelical pastor and Youtuber Paul Begley said Jupiter and Saturn’s respective orbits will mean they form a deadly “double planet” phenomenon in the sky on 21 December - the first “conjunction” of the two since 1623. However, he previously predicted the world would end in 2012.
Sex robots ‘should be marketed at elderly’
A professor has argued that older people should use sex robots. Professor Nancy Jecker of the University of Washington School of Medicine believes the dishy droids could be used by the elderly to fight “impaired sexual functioning”. Speaking to the Tri-Cities Area Journal of Business, she said: “I m calling on industry to market themselves to an older clientele, a clientele that has age-related impairment of sexual function.”
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Message in a bottle from Canada washes up in North Carolina
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Ann and Roy Huntley are attempting to solve the mystery of a message in a bottle they found washed up on a North Carolina beach. Much of the message was erased by moisture, but they believe it was dropped into the water off Prince Edward Island, Canada. Photo by ariesa66/Pixabay.com
Dec. 16 (UPI) A North Carolina couple said they are trying to solve the mystery of a message in a bottle that traveled over 1,000 miles from Prince Edward Island, Canada.
Ann and Roy Huntley said they were walking on the beach in Ocracoke when they found a glass bottle with a note inside.