1. IT'S AN AMAZING WEEK FOR...
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CUTTING machines ,TOURIST attractions ,PAPER arts - Abstract
A rare collection of decorative paper cuttings created by schoolgirls in the 17th century is currently on display at Sutton House in London. The cut-outs were discovered in the 1980s at the house, which used to be a girls' school. In other news, a waxwork of Ncuti Gatwa, an actor from Doctor Who, has been unveiled at Madame Tussauds in London. Gatwa expressed his excitement about working with the artists at the museum and praised the accuracy of the sculpture's teeth. Additionally, two Oakwood Clydesdales named Bailey and Percy are helping to mow meadows around Scotney Castle and Bateman's in England. This method, supported by the National Trust conservation charity, is considered more environmentally friendly and promotes the growth of wildflowers. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2024