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Jul 19, 2025 |
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GB News: Dawn Neesom left in hysterics as Stephen Dixon walks off set after ‘embarrassing’ moment
Stephen Dixon left the GB News Breakfast set after expressing embarrassment during a segment about the surge of ladybirds in Britain. His co-presenter, Dawn Neesom, found humor in the situation as they discussed the insects' role as natural pest controllers and the recent influx affecting beachgoers.
The ladybird swarms have disrupted activities at seaside resorts and even halted play at Lord's cricket ground. The recent heatwave has contributed to this phenomenon, creating ideal conditions for the ladybirds while also impacting local vegetation.
Le Monde: Tourist boat capsizes during Vietnam thunderstorm, leaving 34 dead
A sightseeing boat capsized in Vietnam's Ha Long Bay during a sudden thunderstorm, resulting in 34 fatalities and eight individuals still missing. The vessel, carrying 48 passengers and five crew members, overturned due to strong winds.
Rescue efforts saved 11 people, including a 14-year-old boy found trapped in the hull. The incident occurred as a tropical storm approaches the region, with warnings issued for the northern coast.
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Fox News: Virginia man who cheered 'political assassinations' pleads guilty after 150 pipe bombs are seized from home
A Virginia man, Brad Spafford, has pleaded guilty to possessing an unregistered short barrel rifle and destructive devices after authorities seized around 150 pipe bombs from his home. He made threatening comments about politicians, including former President Biden and Vice President Harris.
Spafford, who has been in custody since his arrest in December, could face up to 10 years in prison for each charge. His sentencing is scheduled for December.