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_92.jpg "A dad who saved a baby pigeon from drowning has kept him as a pet - and even takes him on walks with a leash.<br/><br/>Philip Weston-Thomas, 42, saw the pigeon struggling for survival while walking with his daughter and his wife Rebecca around Roath Park Lake, Cardiff in January.<br/><br/>The couple's 14-year-old daughter spotted the bird, and Philip jumped into action to scoop the pigeon from the freezing lake.<br/><br/>The pigeon, who the family have named Bobbi, was freezing and shaking - and so they took him home to nurse back to health.<br/><br/>After just 24 hours, Bobbi was back on his feet, with Philip and Rebecca planning to release him back into the wild when he was back to full health.")
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_jenny-slate-124-pop-quiz-124-marie-claire.jpg "Marie Claire's January cover star Jenny Slate reveals her problem with 'Succession,' the gross word she can't stand, and the inner workings of her creative process in the latest episode of Pop Quiz.")
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_countdown-thursday-27th-january-2022.jpg "Countdown - Thursday 27th January 2022 from e mere humsafar 7 january")
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_waseem-dar-and-mithu-jee-with-hina-mughal-new-stage-drama-tak-taka-tak-comedy-clip.jpg "Waseem Dar and Mithu Jee With Hina Mughal New Stage Drama Tak Taka Tak Comedy")
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_countdown-124-wednesday-16th-january-2019-124-episode-6990-c4-repeat.jpg "This episode's repeat was broadcast on Monday 3rd August 2020.")
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_birmingham-fans-clash-with-stewards-as-they-invade-pitch-after-disastrous-relegation-to-league-one.jpg "BIRMINGHAM fans clashed with stewards after invading the pitch following their disastrous relegation to League One.<br/><br/>Brum picked up just their 13th win of the season with a 1-0 victory over Norwich on the final day of the Championship.<br/><br/>But they were banking on a slip-up from Plymouth Argyle to maintain their second-flight status.<br/><br/>And Birmingham’s plucky rivals secured a massive 1-0 win against Hull to stay up by one single point.<br/><br/>The St Andrew’s crowd exploded into boos as the final whistle went against Norwich, with Plymouth’s result confirming Birmingham's relegation.<br/><br/>And some supporters charged onto the field to express their rage in front of chairman Tom Wagner.<br/><br/>Fans chanted and yelled in anger as they clashed with stewards, with some being tumbled to the ground and pushed back to the stands.<br/><br/>The ugly scenes didn’t last too long as order was restored quickly.<br/><br/>But the sour atmosphere is sure to carry over into the new League One season, with Birmingham having been SIXTH in the Championship table earlier this term.<br/><br/>American financier Wagner, whose company Knighthead took over the club in July 2023 with backing from NFL legend Tom Brady, decided to sack John Eustace in October despite Brum’s fine form.<br/><br/>He then made Wayne Rooney the club’s new manager, with disastrous results to follow.<br/><br/>Wazza was axed in January after losing nine of his 15 games at the helm, with interim Steve Spooner overseeing one game.<br/><br/>Tony Mowbray then became boss but manager just eight games before taking a step back due to his health.<br/><br/>Brum turned to Mark Venus as their second interim boss of the campaign, yet he lost five of six games and was subsequently replaced by Gary Rowett.<br/><br/>The fan favorite, who previously managed Birmingham between October 2014 and December 2016, won two of his seven games while suffering just three defeats.<br/><br/>But the upturn in results was not enough to save Brum from the drop.")
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_39rust39-armorer-found-guilty-of-involuntary-manslaughter-over-shooting-on-the-set-of-upcoming-alec-baldwin-movie.jpg "On October 21, 2021, tragedy struck the set of the upcoming Western movie Rust when cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was killed by a live round discharged from a prop revolver that was held by actor Alec Baldwin, and director Joel Souza was injured by the same round. Cut to this past January, Baldwin was indicted (again) for involuntary manslaughter over Hutchins’ death, and his trial will begin in July. However, Rust armorer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed was also put in the legal spotlight, and now we’ve learned that she’s been found guilty of involuntary manslaughter, for which she previously pleaded not guilty.<br/><br/>As reported by Variety, this verdict was reached after less than three hours of deliberation by a 12-member jury in the Santa Fe-based trial. Conversely, the jury did not convict Gutierrez-Reed on the separate evidence-tampering charge. She was remanded into custody after the verdict was read, and she now faces up to 18 months in prison, with her sentencing being set for sometime in April.")
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_man-who-refused-to-pay-english-only-parking-fine-in-wales-faces-10k-legal-bill.jpg "A retired teacher who refused to pay an English-only parking fine in Wales could face a £10,000 legal bill.<br/><br/>Language campaigner Toni Schiavone will appear in court in Aberystwyth for the fourth time on May 13.<br/><br/>It is over his refusal to pay an English-only parking charge notice - after the parking company One Parking Solution won an appeal to reintroduce the case in January.<br/><br/>This is despite the judge, Gareth Humphreys, warning that the company should carefully consider the value of continuing with a case that has already been \")
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_pokmon-legends-arceus-for-beginners.jpg "Pokemon Legends: Arceus has the potential to be the Pokemon game of my childhood dreams, and it comes so close to being just that. By shifting the Pokemon formula to focus on enhanced open-world exploration, and the quest to catch 'em all, Pokemon Legends: Arceus has truly revolutionized the series for a more modern audience. But that's not to say that it's perfect, as there are a couple of elements that hold this experimental Pokemon game back from being the very best the series has ever been. What it is able to accomplish is impressive, particularly for a 25-year-old series that's always been a little rigid with its formula.<br/><br/>Release date: January 28, 2022<br/>Platform: Nintendo Switch<br/>Developer: Game Freak<br/>Publisher: Nintendo<br/><br/>Game Freak has cleverly accomplished this long-overdue evolution by essentially starting from scratch, teleporting us back to a point in time long before anything we've seen in the series to date. You're exploring the Hisui region, an early version of Sinnoh where there's just one major settlement. That's Jubilife Village, which acts as the central hub from which you'll head out on expeditions to explore the land, help the residents, and discover new Pokemon. It works well as a base of operations, and as a space that will gently grow and change over time with shops and other facilities. It's also filled with people who are desperate to share in your adventure and learn more about the Pokemon roaming the wilds of Hisui around them.<br/><br/>You are tasked with completing the locale's first Pokedex as part of the Galaxy Team's Survey Corp, which essentially boils down to three different formats – discovering a Pokemon, catching a Pokemon, and completing a Pokemon's Pokedex entry by completing research tasks to move up the knowledge ranks until you max out at 10. This can be accomplished by observing a Pokemon using a certain move, catching or defeating a specific number, or allowing it to evolve. I'm admittedly disappointed to find there aren't more Pokemon Snap-inspired observational research tasks, where watching a Pokemon's behavior becomes as important as catching or battling it, as the tasks you're given in Pokemon Legends: Arceus can feel a little repetitive – particularly if you truly want to complete your 'dex.")
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_countdown-wednesday-26th-january-2022.jpg "Countdown - Wednesday 26th January 2022 from e mere humsafar 7 january")
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_rory-gallagher-bootleg-live-in-london-uk-01-19-1977.jpg "Recorded live at Hammersmith Odeon, London, England, January 19, 1977.<br/><br/>Rory Gallagher - guitar, vocals.<br/>Lou Martin - keyboards.<br/>Gerry McAvoy - bass.<br/>Rod de 'Ath - drums.<br/><br/>Alan Black introduction.<br/>Do you read me?<br/>Secret agent.<br/>Calling card.<br/>Bought and soldsecret - C.<br/>Out on the Western Plain.<br/>Barley & Grape rag do.<br/>Pistol slapper blues.<br/>Too much alcohol.<br/>Goin' to my hometown.<br/>Souped-up Ford.<br/>Bullfrog blues.")
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_92.webp "A dad who saved a baby pigeon from drowning has kept him as a pet - and even takes him on walks with a leash.<br/><br/>Philip Weston-Thomas, 42, saw the pigeon struggling for survival while walking with his daughter and his wife Rebecca around Roath Park Lake, Cardiff in January.<br/><br/>The couple's 14-year-old daughter spotted the bird, and Philip jumped into action to scoop the pigeon from the freezing lake.<br/><br/>The pigeon, who the family have named Bobbi, was freezing and shaking - and so they took him home to nurse back to health.<br/><br/>After just 24 hours, Bobbi was back on his feet, with Philip and Rebecca planning to release him back into the wild when he was back to full health.")
_jenny-slate-124-pop-quiz-124-marie-claire.webp "Marie Claire's January cover star Jenny Slate reveals her problem with 'Succession,' the gross word she can't stand, and the inner workings of her creative process in the latest episode of Pop Quiz.")
_countdown-thursday-27th-january-2022.webp "Countdown - Thursday 27th January 2022 from e mere humsafar 7 january")
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_countdown-124-wednesday-16th-january-2019-124-episode-6990-c4-repeat.webp "This episode's repeat was broadcast on Monday 3rd August 2020.")
_birmingham-fans-clash-with-stewards-as-they-invade-pitch-after-disastrous-relegation-to-league-one.webp "BIRMINGHAM fans clashed with stewards after invading the pitch following their disastrous relegation to League One.<br/><br/>Brum picked up just their 13th win of the season with a 1-0 victory over Norwich on the final day of the Championship.<br/><br/>But they were banking on a slip-up from Plymouth Argyle to maintain their second-flight status.<br/><br/>And Birmingham’s plucky rivals secured a massive 1-0 win against Hull to stay up by one single point.<br/><br/>The St Andrew’s crowd exploded into boos as the final whistle went against Norwich, with Plymouth’s result confirming Birmingham's relegation.<br/><br/>And some supporters charged onto the field to express their rage in front of chairman Tom Wagner.<br/><br/>Fans chanted and yelled in anger as they clashed with stewards, with some being tumbled to the ground and pushed back to the stands.<br/><br/>The ugly scenes didn’t last too long as order was restored quickly.<br/><br/>But the sour atmosphere is sure to carry over into the new League One season, with Birmingham having been SIXTH in the Championship table earlier this term.<br/><br/>American financier Wagner, whose company Knighthead took over the club in July 2023 with backing from NFL legend Tom Brady, decided to sack John Eustace in October despite Brum’s fine form.<br/><br/>He then made Wayne Rooney the club’s new manager, with disastrous results to follow.<br/><br/>Wazza was axed in January after losing nine of his 15 games at the helm, with interim Steve Spooner overseeing one game.<br/><br/>Tony Mowbray then became boss but manager just eight games before taking a step back due to his health.<br/><br/>Brum turned to Mark Venus as their second interim boss of the campaign, yet he lost five of six games and was subsequently replaced by Gary Rowett.<br/><br/>The fan favorite, who previously managed Birmingham between October 2014 and December 2016, won two of his seven games while suffering just three defeats.<br/><br/>But the upturn in results was not enough to save Brum from the drop.")
_39rust39-armorer-found-guilty-of-involuntary-manslaughter-over-shooting-on-the-set-of-upcoming-alec-baldwin-movie.webp "On October 21, 2021, tragedy struck the set of the upcoming Western movie Rust when cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was killed by a live round discharged from a prop revolver that was held by actor Alec Baldwin, and director Joel Souza was injured by the same round. Cut to this past January, Baldwin was indicted (again) for involuntary manslaughter over Hutchins’ death, and his trial will begin in July. However, Rust armorer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed was also put in the legal spotlight, and now we’ve learned that she’s been found guilty of involuntary manslaughter, for which she previously pleaded not guilty.<br/><br/>As reported by Variety, this verdict was reached after less than three hours of deliberation by a 12-member jury in the Santa Fe-based trial. Conversely, the jury did not convict Gutierrez-Reed on the separate evidence-tampering charge. She was remanded into custody after the verdict was read, and she now faces up to 18 months in prison, with her sentencing being set for sometime in April.")
_man-who-refused-to-pay-english-only-parking-fine-in-wales-faces-10k-legal-bill.webp "A retired teacher who refused to pay an English-only parking fine in Wales could face a £10,000 legal bill.<br/><br/>Language campaigner Toni Schiavone will appear in court in Aberystwyth for the fourth time on May 13.<br/><br/>It is over his refusal to pay an English-only parking charge notice - after the parking company One Parking Solution won an appeal to reintroduce the case in January.<br/><br/>This is despite the judge, Gareth Humphreys, warning that the company should carefully consider the value of continuing with a case that has already been \")
_pokmon-legends-arceus-for-beginners.webp "Pokemon Legends: Arceus has the potential to be the Pokemon game of my childhood dreams, and it comes so close to being just that. By shifting the Pokemon formula to focus on enhanced open-world exploration, and the quest to catch 'em all, Pokemon Legends: Arceus has truly revolutionized the series for a more modern audience. But that's not to say that it's perfect, as there are a couple of elements that hold this experimental Pokemon game back from being the very best the series has ever been. What it is able to accomplish is impressive, particularly for a 25-year-old series that's always been a little rigid with its formula.<br/><br/>Release date: January 28, 2022<br/>Platform: Nintendo Switch<br/>Developer: Game Freak<br/>Publisher: Nintendo<br/><br/>Game Freak has cleverly accomplished this long-overdue evolution by essentially starting from scratch, teleporting us back to a point in time long before anything we've seen in the series to date. You're exploring the Hisui region, an early version of Sinnoh where there's just one major settlement. That's Jubilife Village, which acts as the central hub from which you'll head out on expeditions to explore the land, help the residents, and discover new Pokemon. It works well as a base of operations, and as a space that will gently grow and change over time with shops and other facilities. It's also filled with people who are desperate to share in your adventure and learn more about the Pokemon roaming the wilds of Hisui around them.<br/><br/>You are tasked with completing the locale's first Pokedex as part of the Galaxy Team's Survey Corp, which essentially boils down to three different formats – discovering a Pokemon, catching a Pokemon, and completing a Pokemon's Pokedex entry by completing research tasks to move up the knowledge ranks until you max out at 10. This can be accomplished by observing a Pokemon using a certain move, catching or defeating a specific number, or allowing it to evolve. I'm admittedly disappointed to find there aren't more Pokemon Snap-inspired observational research tasks, where watching a Pokemon's behavior becomes as important as catching or battling it, as the tasks you're given in Pokemon Legends: Arceus can feel a little repetitive – particularly if you truly want to complete your 'dex.")
_countdown-wednesday-26th-january-2022.webp "Countdown - Wednesday 26th January 2022 from e mere humsafar 7 january")
_rory-gallagher-bootleg-live-in-london-uk-01-19-1977.webp "Recorded live at Hammersmith Odeon, London, England, January 19, 1977.<br/><br/>Rory Gallagher - guitar, vocals.<br/>Lou Martin - keyboards.<br/>Gerry McAvoy - bass.<br/>Rod de 'Ath - drums.<br/><br/>Alan Black introduction.<br/>Do you read me?<br/>Secret agent.<br/>Calling card.<br/>Bought and soldsecret - C.<br/>Out on the Western Plain.<br/>Barley & Grape rag do.<br/>Pistol slapper blues.<br/>Too much alcohol.<br/>Goin' to my hometown.<br/>Souped-up Ford.<br/>Bullfrog blues.")
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