West Coast Eagles axe Sharrod Wellingham and Josh Hill

SHARROD Wellingham and Josh Hill are among five players dumped from West Coast’s playing list ahead of next month’s AFL draft.

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Ahead of Trump decision, China says it will stick to Paris climate deal

China said on Thursday it will stick to the Paris climate deal as the world awaited an announcement by US President Donald Trump on whether to keep the United States in the global pact to fight climate change.

MORE: Ahead of Trump decision, China says it will stick to Paris climate deal | SBS News

RIP Blue Peter presenter John Noakes

RIP Blue Peter presenter John Noakes https://t.co/sT1K0QDC8F http://pic.twitter.com/u1odNGaHZL

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) May 29, 2017

John Noakes was the action man of Blue Peter.

His daredevil stunts were a major feature in what many saw as the programme’s golden years.

He became famous for his relationship with Shep, the dog that would never get down.

But he later claimed his television persona was faked and was a bitter critic of the programme’s culture under its long serving editor, Biddy Baxter…

BREAKING: British Airways computer glitch causes HUGE delays at multiple airports

British Airways says it has fixed a computer problem that caused delays and long lines at numerous airports.

The company’s official Twitter account fielded a barrage of complaints from travelers at airports including Atlanta, Chicago and Boston late Monday. Others reported problems in the Bahamas and Mexico.

Customers in Europe faced delays early Tuesday. But the airline later said it had overcome the difficulties.

“We had a problem with our check-in systems which affected check in for some flights from the U.S., but this was not a worldwide issue and there were no cancellations,” BA said.

Travelers in the U.S. said British Airways representatives had told them a system failure had been going on for hours and was global.

“Apparently computers are taking the #LaborDay2016,” tweeted Alex Kintzer, posting a photo of a long line at San Francisco airport.

Related: How do airline computer systems work?

It wasn’t immediately clear how many flights were affected.

Some people shared images of hand-written boarding cards that BA staff had given them.

Source: British Airways computer glitch causes big delays at multiple airports – Sep. 5, 2016

Drunk driver abandoned his partner and young children in a submerged car and FLED

A drunk man who drove his partner and young children, aged four and six, into flood waters west of Brisbane tried to flee after calling police to say his family needed help.

Police found the man’s partner and children, aged four and six, safe but distressed after they managed to free themselves from the flooded vehicle in the Ipswich suburb of Karrabin about 8.30pm on Thursday.

That was at the height of wild weather that lashed Queensland’s southeast, as the remnants of ex-cyclone Debbie moved south, dumping torrential rain.

Source: Drink-driver left family in Queensland flood waters | Daily Mail Online

Tom Hiddleston: The Night Manager will return for a second series

Rio dancer in body paint shows off more than intended

The brazen reveller was taking part in a parade during the city’s legendary annual Carnival when she showed off quite an eyeful, leaving the show’s presenters visibly shocked.

MORE HERE: Rio dancer in body paint shows off more than intended | Daily Mail Online