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In [[1930]], the sentient anomaly known as [[Kappa 12]] opened several [[Singularity|singularities]] on [[Earth]] but was stopped by the [[Fourth Doctor]] and [[Nicholas Clement]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Northern Heights (short story)|The Northern Heights]]'') | In [[1930]], the sentient anomaly known as [[Kappa 12]] opened several [[Singularity|singularities]] on [[Earth]] but was stopped by the [[Fourth Doctor]] and [[Nicholas Clement]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Northern Heights (short story)|The Northern Heights]]'') | ||
In [[1981]], a [[newspaper]] article by [[Ashley O'Brian]] reported that the "[[Welsh]] Assembly Denies [ [[UFO]] ] Conspiracy". Reportedly, the public thought that governments were working with these [[alien]]s, including Wales' own [[Ieuan Wyn Jones]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[The New World]]'') | In [[1981]], a [[newspaper]] article by [[Ashley O'Brian]] reported that the "[[Welsh]] Assembly Denies [ [[UFO]] ] Conspiracy". Reportedly, the public thought that governments were working with these [[alien]]s, including Wales' own [[Ieuan Wyn Jones]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[The New World]]'') | ||
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On 24 October 2010, the alien Eve was living in a funfair in Ealing and, along with her adoptive father and boyfriend, took off in her ship. (TV: The Mad Woman in the Attic)
In 1930, the sentient anomaly known as Kappa 12 opened several singularities on Earth but was stopped by the Fourth Doctor and Nicholas Clement. (PROSE: The Northern Heights)
In 1981, a newspaper article by Ashley O'Brian reported that the "Welsh Assembly Denies [ UFO ] Conspiracy". Reportedly, the public thought that governments were working with these aliens, including Wales' own Ieuan Wyn Jones. (TV: The New World)