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The “lack of research on visually unremarkable and unfamiliar birds may ultimately result in their ‘societal extinction,’” researchers warn.

About half the site, which lies in an unremarkable field in the grounds of Fonmon Castle, has now been excavated.

He added: "This was a low-speed incident, an unremarkable incident, and the defendant was on her way to collect her four children on that evening in question and she apologises for the offence."

All this seems wildly obvious to the point of unremarkable, introductory civics-class cliché, but, as any enduring wisdom, it gets relearned as conditions change.

They’re used to try to make this rather straightforward and, sorry to say, unremarkable story seem as if it’s more interesting than it actually is.