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In Harry's news this week, the country of the Solomon Islands has been hit by a Tsunami. The wave has killed nine people and drozens of people are missing after wave hit the country. The country is still on Tsunami alert in case more waves are to come. The Solomon Islands rescure teams hope they will find the people who are missing alive and well.

In other news, their is still abit of snow in part's of Scotland and it is said that more snow might be coming next week forecastlers say.

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Huntly Castle

Huntley Castle was Built in the 12th century, it was originally named Strathbogie before the Castle was granted to Sir Adam Gorden of Huntly in the 14th century. The King Robert the Bruce was a guest at the Castle in 1307. The Castle was set ablaze in 1449 by the Earl of Moray. Although the Castle burned to the ground, a grander Castle was built in it's place. King James IV of Scotland came to Huntly Castle in 1501 to give gifts of money to the Stonemasons working on the Castle. The Gorden Clan remain ownership of the Castle until 1923 and to today the remains of the Caslte are cared for by Historic Scotland.

  

Harry's News

In Harry's news this week, the snow has all gone now after the bad weather last week. The snow has all melted away because of the mild weather we had this week. Everyone is now back at work and schools our now open. I hope the snow does not come back.

In other news, the British Prime Minister David Camaron is in the country of Algeria paying trubite for the hostages that were killed by Al Qadea and is in talks with other countries about stopping the terrorist group's in Northern Africa.

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In Harry's news this week, lots of snow has hit Britain and lots of people are off work and schools are closed. Alot of the snow has hit Scotland the most. Forecasters say that more snow is coming next week.

In other news, foreign people who our living in Libya are told to leave the country after rebals in Libya are still fighting and causing violance across the country. The British government says it is too dangerous to live there and that foreign people might get killed. Alot of people hope the violance stops soon.

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In Harry's news this week, there has been a terrorist attack by the terrorist gronp Al Queda on a BP power plant in Algeria where the terrorist's are taking hostages. The Algeria army forces have been fighting gun battles with the terrorists and were trying to help release the hostages. The Algeria army have killed most of the terrorists, but one British person has been killed and 10 British people are still missing as well with other foreign nationals.

In other news, there has been alot of snow across Britain and weather might get worst with more snow. Alot of people are off work and schools are closed across Britain.

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Banff Day Services Weather

The weather this week at Banff day services has been snowy and icey. Some staff workers and service users have called in to say that they can't make it in because of the icey roads. Also some of the service users groups have been canelled. The staff workers that did get in had to put grit and salt around the car park to melt the ice on the floor. I and everyone at Banff day services hopes the weather will end soon.

Harry's News

In Harry's News this week, the great British astronomer, broadcaster and author Sir Patrick Moore has passed away at the age of 89. He had presented sky at night program for over 50 years. Alot of people are paying tribute to the astronomer who passed away.

In other news, North Korea has been warmed by the U.N. not to fire anymore rockets after North Korea fired rocket misslies into the sea as part of their army and nuclear training for their country.

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