John McDonald, 52, drove 'recklessly without a care for anyone' reaching speeds of 70mp in 30mph and ramming police before trying to escape through the golf course.
John McDonald, 52, drove 'recklessly without a care for anyone' reaching speeds of 70mp in 30mph and ramming police before trying to escape through the golf course.
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Mark Ruffalo launched a scathing attack on Donald Trump at the Golden Globe Awards, whilst wearing an anti-ICE badge.
Darren Fletcher will get option to join Carrick’s staff Money available for transfers and Rúben Neves a target Manchester United expect to confirm Michael Carrick as the interim manager on Tuesday, with finance to be at the 44-year-old’s disposal to strengthen the squad should a target for the long term become available. The announcement of Carrick’s appointment is scheduled for Tuesday and Darren Fletcher, who has taken charge of two games since Ruben Amorim’s sacking, will be given the opportunity to be part of the coaching team. Continue reading...
"A daredevil resident of Russia's Tver region took an extreme ride on a snow tube tied to an excavator bucket, as seen in video from the village of Vakhonino. Footage taken on January 6 shows the man being spun around the heavy machinery and flying into a snowdrift. The video has received 1.6 million views and over 2,000 comments on his social media page."
"Protesters burned garbage containers in Tehran as anti-governnment demonstrations continued across the country. Footage filmed on Friday, January 9, and Saturday, January 10, shows burning garbage containers placed in the middle of streets, blocking traffic, as protesters can be seen lining the streets while security forces move around on motorcycles. The rallies come as several Iranian cities continue to see unrest, with protests in some areas escalating into riots and vandalism targeting public property. Tehran’s police chief said on Tuesday that security forces dealt with rioters 'firmly and decisively', confirming the arrest of 'a large number' after they were separated from peaceful protesters. Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian announced economic plans to deal with the 'people's demands' on Sunday, but also accused the US of trying to 'sow chaos and disorder'. On Friday, Donald Trump told Iran's authorities they "better not start shooting, because we'll start shooting too", having previously warned that he could intervene following any potential crackdown. Iran has been gripped by protests since late December, initially breaking out in Tehran before spreading to other cities, driven by worsening economic conditions and the sharp fall in the value of the Iranian rial against the US dolla"
"Warm weather in Guangxi Province has brought a 500-mu (ca 34 hectares/82 acres) rapeseed field in Xiangma Village to full bloom, drawing tourists and photographers alike. Footage captured in Shanglin on Friday shows bees and butterflies moving among the flowers, while visitors walk through the field and take photos. "I think this sea of flowers is very beautiful and feels very close to nature. This natural scenery brings me a different feeling. I am breathing in the fresh air here," a tourist said. "My aunt and I came here today to take photos. I feel very happy when I see this flower sea. I think Shanglin is getting better and more beautiful now, and we all feel so happy," added a second. Rapeseed in Nanning typically blooms earlier than in more famous areas such as Luoping, where the peak occurs between late February and March. The fields are planted under a 'rice-rape rotation' model, combining agriculture and tourism to maximise land use. Officials reported that the rapeseed bloom supports rural tourism, with tens of thousands of visitors expected over the next two weeks. It comes as Guangxi has actively promoted rural tourism in recent years in a surge that saw nearly one billion domestic tourists in 2024 alone, generating over 1 trillion yuan (~$140 bn) in revenue."
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