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Watch as Ukrainian nursery teacher blows up Russian cruise missile with her first EVER shot before falling to her knees
THIS is the jaw-dropping moment a Ukrainian nursery teacher blows up a Russian cruise missile with her first ever shot.Incredible footage shows the brave woman take out what’s believed to be one of Vladimir Putin’s most powerful missiles – before falling to her knees in disbelief.9Incredible footage shows the teacher debut her first shotCredit: Air Force/X9She falls to her knees in disbeliefCredit: Air Force/X9Nataliia Hrabarchuk swapped her nursery classroom for the militaryCredit: Facebook9Nataliia Hrabarchuk swapped her nursery classroom for the military to support her country against Russia’s bloody war against Ukraine. Unbelievable footage shows the teacher in army uniform strategically…
AT LEAST one person has died and dozens are sick after an E. coli outbreak linked to carrots. In total, 39 people were infected and 15 taken to hospitals in 18 states after they ate the bagged carrots (baby and whole), the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced on Sunday.3Some of the recalled carrotsCredit: FDA3While the veggies are no longer in stores, the CDC has warned people to check their freezersCredit: FDA3Symptoms of E.coli can include vomiting, fever, and chillsMost of the people affected live in New York, Minnesota and Washington state, followed by California and Oregon.The…
Scientist reveals surprise creature poised to take over the world if humans die out – and it’s NOT cockroaches
A SCIENTIST has revealed the unexpected creature that is most likely to rule the world if humans die out.And contrary to popular belief, it’s not cockroaches.4Who will rule the world if humanity ends?Credit: Getty4Most people believe that cockroaches will take our placeCredit: GettyShould humanity go extinct, a certain sea beast has the key attributes to take our place, according to Professor Tim Coulson, from the University of Oxford.He says this particular animal has the “dexterity and intelligence” that “makes them a strong candidate to evolve to build civilisation”.The surprising creature in question is the octopus.Professor Coulson told The European that…
Terrifying moment man is savagely attacked by 40st bear at zoo leaving him covered in blood in front of visitors
DISTURBING footage shows the moment a man was savagely attacked by a raging 40st bear at a zoo in front of horrified visitors.The man climbed the 13ft enclosure and jumped into the bear pit before the beast tossed him around like a rag doll.5Horror footage showed the savage animal attacking the manCredit: Polaris / eyevine5The bear continued to maul him until a police officer shot and wounded the animalCredit: Polaris / eyevine5The man was left with bloody injuriesCredit: Polaris / eyevineFootage shot by shocked visitors shows the bear pouncing on the man, said to be in his mid-20s, before grabbing…
How normal is your poo? 11 tips to help you reach ‘the Goldilocks zone’ and how many times you should really go a week
WHEN you’re struggling to go for a number two life can get seriously uncomfortable. Research by PrecisionBiotics has found that only two in five adults enjoy regular and pain-free bowel movements, dropping to just over a third for women.3Struggling to get things moving down there? These expert-approved tips might just help…Plus, the same research has found that 11 per cent of adults poo just once or twice a week and four per cent per cent poo less than once a week.A separate study, published earlier this year, found the number of times you go each week can predict how well you…
The 6 best free TV streaming apps for Amazon Fire Stick and Roku as Freevee is closed down
ONE of the most popular free streaming services, Freevee, is shutting down, Amazon announced earlier this week. So, here are six alternatives which provide thousands of hours worth of TV and movies for free, in exchange for a few adverts.Five of these platforms make their money through ads, which is why you don’t need a subscription. And if you like them, you might be able to cancel some of those pricier subscriptions and cut your monthly bills.PlexPlex, available in both the UK and the US, has more than 300 channels available to watch.It features shows like Hot Ones, Ghost Hunters, Myth…
Knifeman takes 4 hostages in Paris pizzeria & phones his MUM begging ‘I need cocaine’ before surrendering to armed cops
A KNIFE-wielding man arrested after taking multiple people hostage inside a pizza restaurant begged her mum for cocaine. The man, reportedly suffering from drug addiction, was said to be holding at least four employees of Pizza L’Olivier restaurant in Issy-les-Moulineaux, Paris. 6Police officers block the road near the restaurant Pizza L’Olivier in Issy-les-Moulineaux, suburbs of ParisCredit: AFP6French National Police Search and Intervention Brigade officers (BRI) near the Pizza restaurantCredit: AFP6A hostage is accompanied by a police officer after being released from the restaurantCredit: AFPIt is understood they all have now been released. Dozens of cop cars and ambulances rushed to…
The 5 everyday mistakes putting you at greater risk of norovirus – as projectile vomiting bug runs rife
SUFFERING from headaches, vomiting or a high temperature? You’re not alone.Cases of the sickness bug norovirus have increased rapidly over the last few weeks – and they’re expected to continue to rise in the run-up to Christmas. 2Norovirus can cause nausea, vomiting and diarrhoeaCredit: PAThe stomach illness, sometimes referred to as the winter vomiting disease, is the most common cause of gastroenteritis.It triggers nausea, diarrhoea and vomiting, as well as a fever, headache and aching arms and legs.Prof Paul Hunter, professor in medicine at the University of East Anglia (UEA), said: “Although norovirus infections occur throughout the year, it is still…
Secret Apple Store cuts up to £450 off price of iPhone models – and trick works on laptops too
YOU might never need to pay full price for an iPhone again.There’s a clever Apple shopping trick that dramatically slashes the cost of buying a new smartphone.2There’s an easy trick to saving big on popular iPhone modelsCredit: AppleIt turns out that Apple has a special section on its website with heavily discounted items.This little-known Refurbished section of the Apple Store has discounts of up to £450 on iPhone models.Importantly, it’s Apple refurbishing these items to a like-new condition, so you’ll get a fresh battery, a restored handset, and all of the usual accessories.But it’s far cheaper than buying a brand…
Fishermen hunting for halibut accidentally catch US nuclear submarine instead after 7,800ton USS Virginia snagged in net
A GROUP of avid fishermen were left in shock after they managed to catch a 7,800 ton US navy nuclear-powered submarine.The Norwegian fishing crew were hunting for halibut before they accidentally snagged the mammoth USS Virginia inside their net.5A group of avid fishermen were left in shock after they managed to catch a 7,800 ton US navy nuclear-powered submarineCredit: Shutterstock5The young fishermen managed to snag the mammoth USS Virginia nuclear-powered subCredit: AlamyThe heavyweight sub quickly dragged the net and everything inside out to sea after it got caught up in the fishing trap.One of the young men onboard the 32ft…