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welcome to the cotkey ride home for fr, January 15th, 2021. I'm Jackson Bird. A couple of stories for the birds today. First, Ravens at the Tower of London are living up to their collective name of a conspiracy of Ravens by possibly foretelling the fall of Britain.

And a pigeon in Australia who was almost sentenced to death by government officials,

plus the many ways in which Wikipedia is like an MMRP.

And because I know we all want to relive it so badly, introducing 2020 The Game.

Here are some of the cool things from the news today.

You know, not that I have room to talk as an American, but Britain's been having a pretty

tough go of things lately. They've been locked down again as COVID cases continue to surge, being the origin of the more contagious B117 strain.

Brexit continues to pull the nation further apart from each other and from members of the European Union, causing obstacle after obstacle as they adjust to their new non-EU normal.

And as if their actual challenges weren't worrying enough as to the future of the nation,

a centuries-old prophecy spelling doom for the realm may just have been fulfilled.

So a number of ravens live at the Tower of London in England,

the historic castle and former prison on the bank of the River Thames, where many executions

took place over the years, including two of the wives of Henry VIII. It's also where the

crown jewels are held. It's a massive tourist attraction, and one of the sites people go there to see, or at least

are bombarded with upon arrival, is the tower's Ravens. Ravens are native to Britain, and centuries

ago used to be more commonplace, even in towns, and it's presumed that back then they just

naturally inhabited the Tower of London. And when raven populations decreased and ravens weren't

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