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7 Dec 2024
#society
Fox News: Tuna melt 'stinking up' plane prompts fellow passenger's viral video
A viral TikTok video shows Zavier Torrence, 25, reacting to the strong smell of a tuna melt eaten by a fellow passenger during a flight. He expressed his disbelief at the choice of food, suggesting that such meals should be avoided on planes due to their odor.
Etiquette experts agree that while passengers have the right to eat, it's considerate to avoid strong-smelling foods like tuna. They suggest that if a passenger feels uncomfortable, they can politely ask the eater to reconsider their meal choice.
GB News: Londoners forced to pay millions in Sadiq Khan Ulez fines with one driver slapped with £90k bill
Since the expansion of the Ulez scheme in August 2023, over 1.1 million fines have been issued to London residents for non-compliance, with the highest penalties recorded in Enfield, Croydon, and Hillingdon. The scheme's revenue has surged to £259.14 million, a significant increase from previous years.
The Ulez initiative, launched in April 2019, has undergone several expansions, now covering all of Greater London. Notably, some vehicles have accumulated staggering fines, with one vehicle alone receiving 325 penalties and another facing a total of £90,294 in charges.
#culture
The Telegraph: Sermons in restored Notre-Dame may be hard to hear after loss of ancient dust
The rebuilt Notre-Dame cathedral, set to reopen this weekend after a devastating fire in 2019, may face acoustical challenges due to the loss of centuries of noise-absorbing dirt. The €700 million restoration has introduced modern materials that could worsen echo and intelligibility.
While the restoration aimed to replicate the original structure, experts warn that the removal of sound-absorbing elements like tapestries and carpets will make the cathedral noisier. Despite efforts to maintain acoustical integrity, the new Notre-Dame will not fully replicate its historical sound environment.
GB News: 'Britain's largest Christmas tree festival' gives 'hope' to thousands of visitors wanting to get into the Christmas spirit
The Beverley Minster is hosting one of Britain's largest Christmas Tree Festivals, featuring over 150 uniquely themed trees decorated by local community members. The festival aims to inspire hope and joy during the holiday season, with a calm atmosphere created by the use of white lights.
The event includes contributions from schools, charities, and local organizations, with special displays like milestone t-shirts from the Beverley Westwood Parkrun and a fundraising tree from the Beverley Rotary Club. The festival runs from December 4 to December 8, coinciding with the town's Festival of Christmas.
#crime
Fox News: Lakefront family massacre suspect's defense demands apology for 'false' Clorox accusation
A 15-year-old boy has been charged with the murders of five family members in Lake Alice, Washington. The victims include his parents and three siblings, with only his 11-year-old sister surviving the attack. The suspect's defense team recently denied accusations of tampering with the crime scene during their investigation.
Initially, prosecutors alleged that the defense team moved items at the scene, but later retracted these claims, stating that evidence contradicted the accusations. The suspect is facing five counts of first-degree aggravated murder and remains in custody, awaiting a decision on whether his case will be transferred to adult court.