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Visitors at the public gallery of the Lok Sabha on Wednesday said the two protesters who jumped into the House s chamber were sitting quietly and disrupted the proceedings "all of a sudden".
An eyewitness who was sitting at the public gallery said that while some Lok Sabha MPs were chasing ....
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We re probably £130,00, £160,000 up on last year already. the weekly food bill for the small primates alone has gone up by £1,000 a week. with the species here used to much warmer climes, all the enclosures have to be heated. fortunately, the animal park managed to fix its electricity tariff. there s 650 acres here, and the animal enclosures particularly are all heated with oil and calor gas. and those prices are going up, and we ve had to bear the brunt of that. so whilst we ve had some increase in energy costs so far, not as bad as it could have been and not as bad as it may get if things aren t sorted out by september next year. and as the cost of living crisis bites, the attraction is noticing a downturn in the number of day visitors, sensitive to rising costs. i think sometimes you ve just got to bite the bullet and pay for things like this which will get you out and make you feel better. i m trying to manage with my income, ....
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The Clearwater County History Center will host "Smithsonian Museum Day" from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 17, at the history center, 264 First St. ....