WATCH: This stunning new mural naturally unveiled, twice every day

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In the Bay of Fundy, where the highest tides on Earth touch Canada’s shores, a stunning new mural is naturally unveiled twice a day.

It’s the latest work of surfing artist Sean Yoro, who has a penchant for precarious surfaces, having previously painted on floating icebergs, remote waterside walls and tree bark in a rainy forest — always using eco-friendly paints.

This time he negotiated 28-foot tide changes while balancing on his board, creating a piece that is constantly transformed by the water level.

As long as it lasts, that is.

Michael Klim and ex-wife Lindy in social spat

NOT all is calm in the Klim camp, with the former Olympic swimmer taking to social media to accuse his ex-wife and Balinese princess Lindy of posting under a fake handle on his new girlfriend’s Instagram pictures.

Mr Klim, 39, took to Instagram over the weekend claiming his former partner was “trolling” his current girlfriend, Desiree Deravi, after she posted a selfie with his two daughters.

Both Mr Klim and Ms Deravi claimed Lindy Klim had started a fake Instagram profile by the name of @j_cross1.

“We know it’s you @lindyklim,” Mr Klim posted.

“So just stop with the trolling it’s pathetic you’re a grown women and stop being so disrespectful.”

Source: Michael Klim to Lindy Klim in social spat

Mother killed in St Petersburg attack died saving daughter

Trump: Reverse cuts to arts, poor/elderly if he stopped staying at Mar-a-Lago, figures show

Donald Trump could reverse his recently announced cuts to arts, poor and elderly services if he cut his trips to Mar-a-Lago and lived permanently in White House instead, figures indicate.

Calculations show four programmes that face elimination – which tackle homelessness, unemployment among over-55s, participation in the arts and helping the poor access higher education – could be maintained at the cost of the President’s trips to his private Florida resort over the course of four years.

The services amount to a total of $597 million — just less than the $600 million security arrangements for the Mr Trump’s Mar-a-Lago visits are estimated to cost the taxpayer over the course of his term…

more: Donald Trump could reverse cuts to arts, poor and elderly if he stopped staying at Mar-a-Lago, figures show | The Independent

ISIS Suicide bomber Ex-Guantanamo used $2m payout to fund terror

Leaked IS documents reportedly revealed that Jamal Al-Harith, who was born in Manchester, was recommended to the terror group by Raphael Hostey, a 24-year-old jihadi based in the northern city.

A British suicide bomber who got a £1million Government payout from after being released from Guantanamo may have used it fund a terror cell based in Manchester, leaked ISIS documents have revealed.

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Leaked IS documents reportedly revealed that Jamal Al-Harith, who was born in Manchester, was recommended to the terror group by Raphael Hostey, a 24-year-old jihadi based in the northern city.

Hostey is thought to have encouraged dozens of British Muslims to travel to Syria – including close friends Mohammad Azzam Javeed and Anil Khalil Raoufi – before being killed in a drone strike last May.

VIDEO: Ex-Guantanamo ISIS bomber ‘used £1m payout to fund terror’ | Daily Mail Online