37-year-old falls to his death at national park
A 37-year-old man fell to his death while hiking at Zion National Park in Utah, authorities confirmed.
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Campaigners hail ‘important victory’ in protection of England’s national parks
Minister says there was error when Manningtree station car park extension was approved under last government. Campaigners have celebrated an “important victory” in a closely watched case that will ...The Guardian - 2d -
Irish tourist falls to his death while taking photos on Bulgaria mountain
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WATCH: 37-year-old makes national appeal for Valentine’s Day
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5 Years After Kobe Bryant’s Death, His Presence Endures
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How Kobe Bryant lives on in Los Angeles five years after his death
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Indonesia agrees to repatriate ailing French national who has spent almost 20 years on death row
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Girl, 13, denies killing 80-year-old man at park
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Park Rangers rescue man stranded in steep gully in Death Valley
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Violent protests in China after student falls to his death
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