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A surfer who was almost killed when she was mauled by a great white shark before her partner punched it in the eye said the shark ‘just wanted to eat’ her. Chantelle Doyle, 35, was surfing with the love of her life Mark Rapley at Shelly Beach in Port Macquarie, on the New South Wales … Read more
A surfer who was almost killed when she was mauled by a great white shark before her partner punched it in the eye said the shark ‘just wanted to eat’ her. Chantelle Doyle, 35, was surfing with the love of her life Mark Rapley at Shelly Beach in Port Macquarie, on the New South Wales … Read more
The deadly gender gap: Women wait SIX TIMES longer than men to be diagnosed with heart failure, experts warn Women are twice as likely to be misdiagnosed with conditions like asthma The delays are putting tens of thousands of lives at risk, a charity has claimed Heart failure is a condition where muscles are too … Read more
The richest person in the world has got even richer, as the surge in Amazon’s share price saw Jeff Bezos becoming the first person have their fortune break the $200 billion barrier. Bezos, 56, founded Amazon in 1994 and owns 11 per cent of the company. On Wednesday afternoon, as Amazon’s soaring stock rose by … Read more
The richest person in the world has got even richer, as the surge in Amazon’s share price saw Jeff Bezos becoming the first person have their fortune break the $200 billion barrier. Bezos, 56, founded Amazon in 1994 and owns 11 per cent of the company. On Wednesday afternoon, as Amazon’s soaring stock rose by … Read more
Pension funds will be ordered to warn of the risks that climate change could have on members’ investments Pension funds will be required to report risks of climate change on investments Largest 100 schemes will have to publish climate risk disclosures by end of 2022 Therese Coffey said the plans are a ‘significant step’ in … Read more
‘The BBC really is like W1A’: Former news boss compares top of the corporation to the comedy show and says too many big decisions are made by ‘white liberals’ Ex BBC News head Roger Mosey said mockumentary W1A reflects ‘a lot of truth’ He said too many of the BBC’s decisions are made in London … Read more
Detectives launch murder investigation after 22-year-old man is shot dead in the street The man was allegedly fatally shot in the stomach by the gunman this afternoon Emergency services rushed him to hospital but he succumbed to his injuries Officers have arrested a 28-year-old man who remains in custody, they said By Alice Cachia For … Read more
Mothballing the British Army’s tanks to cut costs is a ‘very dangerous’ idea in the face of the threat from Russian, a former Army chief has said. General Lord Dannatt described the notion of storing the army’s entire force of hundreds of tanks and armoured vehicles until there was a crisis as ‘misguided’. The former … Read more
The Queen’s favourite sporting event, Royal Ascot, is considering axing Rule Britannia and Land of Hope and Glory from its singalong next year. Organisers have confirmed they will potentially scrap the songs from the five-day Berkshire festival’s world-famous bandstand celebrations in 2021. Hundreds of race-goers have gathered to sing around the bandstand at 6pm to … Read more