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Sonia Bompastor joins Chelsea Women as head coach from Lyon
Chelsea also announced that Chelsea Women would become a separate entity, no longer positioned beneath the men's team, but rather alongside it. Chelsea Women's controlling shareholder, the club ownership group, will continue to make significant investments in the squad and share football resources. However, we will structure the women's team as an independent business. We aim to attract new investment and have enlisted a bank to explore the possibility of minority ownership of Chelsea Women.
Person dies at Schiphol trapped in aircraft engine
The tragedy was described as "horrible" by the airport, and KLM stated that it was "taking care" of passengers and employees who witnessed the incident. A person has passed away at Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam as a result of being trapped in an operating aircraft engine, according to the police. According to the Dutch airline KLM, the aircraft was scheduled to depart for Billund, Denmark, on flight KL1341.
Scottie Scheffler’s US PGA Championship arrest charges dropped
Prosecutors have dropped the charges against Scottie Scheffler, the world's top-ranked golfer, as verified on Wednesday. According to Kentucky's NewsRadio 840 WHAS, Scheffler and the Louisville Metro Police Department have reached an agreement in which they will refrain from pursuing any legal action in connection with his arrest at the US PGA Championship earlier this month. In a court hearing on Wednesday, Jefferson County Attorney Mike O'Connell verified that the case would not proceed.
LGBTQ Indians gain acceptance, but politics lags behind
Madhu Bai describes herself as a kaleidoscope. She emerged from a storm, briefly disseminated joy, and was subsequently reborn in the heavens. In 2015, the 44-year-old achieved a significant milestone by becoming the first transgender individual to be elected mayor in India. She emerged victorious in Raigarh, a diminutive hamlet in Chhattisgarh's central state.
France sends additional troops to New Caledonia, ending emergency
The state of emergency in the Pacific island territory of New Caledonia will be abolished on Tuesday morning. Two weeks of violent unrest followed French intentions to modify the regulations for provincial elections. The Elysee Palace announced on Sunday evening that the state of emergency implemented on May 16 will conclude at 8 p.m. on Monday in Paris (18:00 GMT and 5 a.m. on Tuesday in Noumea). Additionally, the palace announced that approximately 480 additional law enforcement officers would be deployed to the region to supplement the 3,000 security personnel currently on the ground.
Melanoma skin cancer cases are growing in the UK
The number of melanoma skin cancer cases in the UK is on the rise, and a cancer charity is urging individuals to take additional precautions to safeguard themselves from the sun. This year, Cancer Research UK anticipates a record-breaking 20,800 cases diagnosed, a significant increase from the annual average of 19,300 cases between 2020 and 2022.
Indian pharma group prepares anti-smoking aid raid Nicotinell
Dr. Reddy's Laboratories may be able to acquire Nicotinell and several other brands from Haleon as early as this week. Nicotinell, the anti-smoking aid, is on the brink of being acquired by an Indian pharmaceutical group from Haleon, its FTSE-100 parent company. Hyderabad-based Dr. Reddy's Laboratories could acquire the brand and several lesser-known European products from Haleon within the next few days.
Papua New Guinea landslide buries 2,000, hampers rescue
The landslide completely destroyed the mountainous Kaokalam village in Enga Province, and a humanitarian organisation has estimated that over 4,000 individuals were likely affected by the calamity. According to the disaster agency of Papua New Guinea, over 2,000 individuals were submerged in a major landslide in the northern region of the country.
Firefighter arrested in Chile for setting deadly February fire
Chilean authorities have apprehended a firefighter and a forestry official on suspicion of initiating a fire that resulted in the deaths of 137 individuals in the resort city of Vina del Mar in February. "An arrest warrant was issued today against the individual who initiated the fires in February in the Valparaiso region," where Vina del Mar is situated, stated police director Eduardo Cerna during a press conference.
Delhi hospital where kids died lacks licence, fire exits
Police reported that a hospital in Delhi, the capital of India, was operating without a valid license, resulting in the deaths of seven infants in a fire. The hospital proprietor and the on-duty physician were apprehended due to the Saturday fire. Additionally, the facility lacked an emergency exit and fire extinguishers, according to an investigation.
Dr Marten expects severe profit and revenue drop as US sales fall
Dr. Marten anticipates a substantial revenue and profit decline due to decreased United States sales. The London-listed company's sales are projected to shrink to £900 million, marking an 11% decline from the previous year, a period when it celebrated its first $1 billion milestone.
The scariest sound: ‘scream of a thousand corpses’
Certain noises, from a wolf howl to a bloodcurdling scream, can send a shiver down the spine of even the most courageous horror movie enthusiast. However, these terrifying sounds are nothing compared to a single sound dubbed the "scariest in the world." Experts have described the Aztec Death Whistle as a combination of "the scream of a thousand corpses" and an eerie gust of whistling wind.