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Shark attacks diver at popular Tasmanian tourist spot – following a string of beach closures after sightings along the east coast
A diver was attacked by a shark at Bruny Island, a popular tourist destination off the coast of Tasmania, sustaining an arm injury. The incident comes amid a string of beach closures along Tasmania’s east coast after a series of shark sightings in recent times, heightening concerns about shark activity in the region’s coastal waters.…
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Met detective who showed colleagues photos of murdered model Sally Anne Bowman for ‘bragging rights’ retires before he can be sacked
A Metropolitan Police detective has retired from the force before he could be sacked, after it emerged he had shown colleagues photographs of murdered model Sally Anne Bowman for what was described as “bragging rights”. The case highlights ongoing concerns about misconduct and a lack of respect for victims within the Met, following a series…
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Parliament’s resident Peregrine falcons will have an ‘unavoidable and major impact’ on £26million replacement of House of Lords roof
Peregrine falcons nesting at the Palace of Westminster are set to have an “unavoidable and major impact” on a planned £26 million restoration of the House of Lords roof, according to parliamentary assessments. The birds, which are legally protected, effectively dictate when and how construction work can proceed, meaning contractors must work around their presence…
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Jazz Chisholm Jr says Knicks championship parade fuels his World Series hunger with Yankees
Jazz Chisholm Jr. said conversations with Knicks players during their title celebration fueled his desire to bring a World Series to the Bronx even more.
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Diamonds and ‘cab to orbit’: The rocket aiming to transform India’s space ambitions
India’s first space-tech unicorn Skyroot Aerospace is set to launch Vikram-1 on Saturday.
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Argentina like to leave mark on opponents – Laporte
Spain defender Aymeric Laporte claims World Cup final opponents Argentina are a team that “likes to leave a mark on their opponents”.
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The furious argument that almost cost George Clooney everything: “I thought that was the end of my career”
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Killer FedEx driver Tanner Horner demands new trial after he was convicted of murdering Athena Strand, 7, as he blames the MEDIA for guilty verdict
Tanner Horner, a former FedEx delivery driver convicted of murdering seven-year-old Athena Strand, is seeking a new trial, arguing that media coverage of the case swayed the jury against him and denied him a fair hearing. The case drew widespread attention after Strand disappeared from her family’s home in Texas, with Horner later confessing to…