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November 19, 2024 12:24 UTC
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Source:The Herald
November 19, 2024 08:50 UTC
Cholsey and Wallingford Railway, a heritage line which hosts tourist train rides, is preparing for its popular Santa Express experience. Michael Palfrey, railway chair, said: “Our volunteers have been working hard through the year on numerous projects including a complete renovation of one of our heritage coaches, which means we can provide more tickets than previous years.”READ MORE: Inside the Narnia themed treehouse with magic wardrobe doorThe volunteer-run organisation will be running the festive train from November 23 – December 23 this year and is expecting about 4,000 visitors over the busy period. Head of decorations Natalie said: “It’s an amazing time of year and we love welcoming children young and old on board for a trip to see Santa”. Helpers Matthew and Millie decorated Wallingford Station for Christmas (Image: Cholsey and Wallingford Railway) The Santa Express is an hour-long round trip from Wallingford station available to book online. Help support trusted local newsSign up for a digital subscription now: https://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/subscribe/As a digital subscriber you will get:
Source:The Herald
November 19, 2024 08:01 UTC
David RaleighA man was killed just hours before his wedding when a telephone pole smashed through the front windscreen of a car and into his head, a court heard on Monday evening. Myles Harty, whose son “Miley” was born a few months after he died, suffered catastrophic head injuries and was pronounced dead at the scene. Shane Harty was initially charged with one count of dangerous driving causing Mr Harty’s death. Following the collision, Shane Harty admitted to gardaí he had been speeding and “showing off” as he drove the three men shortly before the crash. Shane Harty’s barrister, senior counsel Brian McInerney, asked the sentencing judge, Colin Daly, to consider a number of mitigating factors in his judgement.
Source:The Herald
November 19, 2024 07:34 UTC
Ryan DunneA Central Criminal Court jury has heard that a murder accused told gardaí he was "jabbing back" with a knife during a fight with other men, which resulted in him stabbing his lifelong friend. However, the jury heard that Mr Murphy also said that he would not have harmed Mr Brosnan on purpose. Mr Murphy, of no fixed abode, has pleaded not guilty to murder, but guilty to the manslaughter of Mr Brosnan, at Abbey Court, Tralee, on May 22nd, 2022. “It fizzled out but not before Mr Lisowski had slapped Mr Murphy in the face,” said Mr Gageby. A short time later, Mr Brosnan opened the door to Mr Murphy again and told the accused to go.
Source:The Herald
November 19, 2024 07:34 UTC
I know from personal experience the limits of free speech set upon journalists. The concept of "free speech absolutism" is an absurdity. Currently, Britain’s mini-Musks are desperately trying to create a culture war over another free speech mirage. Around the world, it’s now wearyingly commonplace that those who claim to cherish free speech are more often than not liberty’s enemies. Free speech has been traduced by charlatans so they can parlay this great cause into a cheap pay-day.
Source:The Herald
November 19, 2024 06:43 UTC
The venue, part of the Buzzworks stable, is closed until Thursday (November 21) to allow the work to take place, with bookings set to re-open on Friday. Read more:Leith Andrews, who is leading the refurbishment project, said: “We have lots of exciting plans for Lido Prestwick, including introducing a brand-new ‘to go’ takeaway offering which will allow people to order their favourite dishes online before popping into the venue to collect them. “But guests need not worry, as we will still be offering our much-loved all-day Mediterranean vibe, delicious dishes and, of course, a warm welcome from our friendly team. Some things are just too good to change!”
Source:The Herald
November 19, 2024 05:25 UTC
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November 19, 2024 05:23 UTC
Lee would not comment on MrBeast’s case but said there is a space for YouTubers to move from online to TV. Lee, who started uploading videos in 2010 and has 6.5 million subscribers, shares content including vlogging, pranks and interviews with other YouTubers. He said it is “natural” for TV companies to seek out talent from YouTube. “I was able to build an audience of six million subscribers starting in my room in South Africa. Caspar Lee said it is ‘natural’ for TV companies to seek talent from YouTube (David Parry/PA)He said content creators will need to get used to working with large production teams if they are to feel comfortable creating content for TV.
Source:The Herald
November 19, 2024 03:53 UTC
Reports earlier on Monday suggested dozens of BA flights had been grounded after an IT failure hit the company. In a statement, BA said: “Our flights are currently operating, but are experiencing delays as our teams work to resolve a technical issue affecting some of our systems.”Later on Monday evening they released a further statement and confirmed the issue had been resolved. “Our teams worked hard to resolve an issue we experienced for a short time earlier this evening,” it said. Milika — British Airways (@British_Airways) November 18, 2024A Heathrow spokesperson had said earlier on Monday: “We are aware of a technical issue that British Airways are investigating and we will be working with them to provide updates to passengers as soon as they are available.”The spokesperson added that Heathrow’s systems were “operating as normal”. !”British Airways has been hit by a ‘technical issue’ (Steve Parsons/PA)Another wrote: “@British_Airways what is happening with the load computing for aircrafts?
Source:The Herald
November 19, 2024 03:28 UTC
Immunotherapy improves long-term overall survival in patients with advanced melanoma, according to the results of a number of large international studies reported at ESMO 2024. “At ESMO 2024 we are seeing many studies in many different cancers showing that immunotherapy can work for a long time.”Results of a phase 3 trial of immunotherapy with an anti–programmed death (PD)-1–based therapy showed continued long-term survival benefit in patients with advanced melanoma. The melanoma-specific survival is very high in this group of patients.”Importantly, the long-term survival benefit with immunotherapy is also seen in routine clinical practice, outside clinical trials, Dr Donia continued. Results showed a statically-significant and clinically meaningful improvement in overall survival with immunotherapy plus chemotherapy before surgery and continued immunotherapy after surgery; the five-year overall survival rate was 86.6 per cent in patients given immunotherapy and 81.2 per cent in the placebo group. The phase 3 NIAGARA study randomised patients to immunotherapy with durvalumab plus chemotherapy before radical cystectomy followed by continued immunotherapy or to only chemotherapy before surgery.
Source:Irish Independent
November 18, 2024 22:41 UTC
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November 18, 2024 22:38 UTC
Athlone Triathlon Club chairperson Gerald Lynch (fourth from left) and PRO Laura Kelly along with other club members at the Triathlon Ireland Awards. Athlone Triathlon Club named Ireland's Club of the YearAthlone Triathlon Club have been named Triathlon Ireland Club of the Year at the Triathlon Ireland Awards 2024The ceremony was held in the Carlton Hotel in Blanchardstown on Sunday, November 17. Taking to social media to share their joy, the club wrote: "An incredibly proud moment for our club and our members. And the perfect end to what has been an unforgettable year for ATC. Thank you to Triathlon Ireland for recognising our dedication, not just to the sport of triathlon, but to the values of community, connection, and excellence that make ATC so special."
Source:Irish Independent
November 18, 2024 22:36 UTC
It set up a tense finish at the Stade de Luxembourg but Northern Ireland hung on and the point, coupled with a 1-1 draw between Bulgaria and Belarus, saw them top the group by two points. It was almost a repeat a minute later as Northern Ireland got their goal. Five minutes into the second half Northern Ireland were celebrating again, thanks in large part to a howler from goalkeeper Tiago Pereira. Bradley’s header from Price’s cross should have been routine for the goalkeeper but Pereira somehow let it squirm past him – giving Bradley the 100th Northern Ireland goal of O’Neill’s two spells in charge. Schon was stretching moments later to keep out Galbraith’s shot as the game opened up, but it stayed level and Northern Ireland hung on.
Source:The Herald
November 18, 2024 22:13 UTC
The crash, which involved a Kawasaki motorcycle, was in Mill Street, Wantage, at around 1pm yesterday, Sunday, November 17. Police are appealing for witnesses because they think the rider may have suffered injuries. “The rider of a Kawasaki motorcycle has been involved in a single vehicle collision where they have subsequently fled the scene and may have sustained injuries. At this time, the identity of the rider is unknown. We are concerned for the rider's welfare following the incident.
Source:The Herald
November 18, 2024 20:39 UTC