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US coalition air strike on Isis jail kills at least 57 prisoners in eastern Syria

War monitor the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights has said 57 people have been killed in an air strike believed to have been carried out by the US-led coalition in an eastern Syrian town controlled by Isis. A spokesperson for the coalition said it would quickly look into the matter. The Observatory said the air strike took place on Monday at dawn, hitting a building in the town of al-Mayadeen that was being used to house dissenters against Isis’ rule. More follows…

Source: US coalition air strike on Isis jail kills at least 57 prisoners in eastern Syria, say activists | The Independent

Wil Anderson arrested after plane incident on way to Wagga Wagga

COMEDIAN Wil Anderson blasted Qantas in a deleted tweet after being arrested for allegedly being disruptive on a plane to Wagga Wagga.

Anderson was arrested on the tarmac at Wagga Wagga Airport in New South Wales after he was on a Qantas flight from Sydney.

The 43-year-old host of The Gruen Transfer, who was on his way to perform in Wagga tonight, was taken to the police station for questioning after officers met the flight.

News Corp understands Anderson was allegedly disruptive soon after boarding the Q400 Dash-8 aircraft and refused to follow basic crew orders.

There was no suggestion he was under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

After he was arrested, Anderson tweeted: “Big f**k you to the crew at Qantas for their no hlep today. Sorry Wagga if I can’t walk when I get off the plane today.”

Source: Wil Anderson arrested after plane incident on way to Wagga Wagga

#F1 #SpanishGP🇪🇸 Mercedes break curfew to fix problems on Bottas’ car

Mercedes have broken an overnight curfew to fix an electrical problem on the power unit of Valtteri Bottas’s car.

They also discovered a water leak that led to an engine change, the Formula One champions said at the Spanish Grand Prix on Saturday.

Bottas won the previous race in Russia, the Finn’s first victory in F1.

In putting the engine back together, we have discovered a small water leak,’ a team spokesman said, adding that the engine had been replaced with the one used at the previous four rounds of the season.

‘We hope that he will be able to run at some point in third practice — the boys are working flat out on it to make that possible.’

The removed power unit will have the leak fixed and will be used at future races and as a spare.

Teams are not allowed to work on cars overnight for an eight-hour period, with two exceptions allowed per season. The governing FIA said Mercedes would not face any sanction since Friday night’s breach was their first of the campaign.

Mercedes dominated Friday’s free practice with triple champion Lewis Hamilton fastest in both sessions ahead of Bottas. Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel leads the championship, 13 points clear of Hamilton.

Source: Mercedes break curfew to fix problems on Bottas’ car | Daily Mail Online

Kangaroo speeds past horses as it joins race at Cessnock

Stabbed woman found bleeding in Belmont street, Perth

A WOMAN allegedly stabbed by a man she knew was found bleeding in a Belmont street this afternoon.

Police were called after a passing motorist reported seeing two people fighting and were tonight questioning a man about the attack.

The woman was taken to Royal Perth Hospital with serious stab wounds.

It is understood the man and woman know each other but police have not revealed the nature of their relationship.

Police believe the attack started in a home on Sydenham Street before the injured woman ran onto the street, followed by the man.

Source: Stabbed woman found bleeding in Belmont street | Perth Now

BROTHERS, 11 and 12, electrocuted to death after Texas storms

Two children died in Texas on Wednesday after they were electrocuted by power lines downed in a severe overnight storm.

The boys, ages 11 and 12, were brothers, ABC affiliate WFAA reported, citing a first responder on the scene.

The incident happened in a heavily wooded area in East Fort Worth, Texas, according to the report. The area was still recovering from a powerful overnight storm that knocked out power and damaged multiple properties.

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Source: Two boys, 11 and 12, electrocuted to death after Texas storms – ABC News

TOP-GEAR Matt LeBlanc abandons supercar after getting blown tyre

His recent appearances on Top Gear have impressed fans. But Matt LeBlanc was forced to abandon the Mercedes supercar he was trying out on the test track after getting a blown tyre.

The 49-year-old was said to have spun the car on the track and was later seen inspecting the damage.

Top Gear has been battling with plummeting ratings since Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May left the show.

Matt took over as main host of the BBC 2 show after Chris Evans announced he was quitting the programme.

ercar after getting blown tyre | Daily Mail Online

Casey Donovan wins I’m A Celebrity 2017

The grand finale for I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! ended with a bang on Monday night, with Casey Donovan announced as this year’s winner.

After six weeks of gruesome tucker trials and intense challenges in the South African jungle, the 2004 Australian Idol winner was named Queen of the jungle and took home the $100,000 prize.

The money goes to her charity of choice – Starlight Foundation.

Source: Casey Donovan wins I’m A Celebrity 2017 | Daily Mail Online

McGowan in line for historic election win | Perth Now

Labor is predicted to win Saturday’s West Australian with one of the biggest electoral turnarounds in the state’s history.

Polls closed at 6pm, but it was already looking like Labor leader Mark McGowan, not two-term premier Colin Barnett, will be claiming victory later on Saturday night.

Mr McGowan had said on election eve that getting the 10 per cent swing needed to win the extra 10 seats to oust the two-term Barnett government was akin to climbing Mt Everest.

But opinion polls on Saturday, including a Nine/Galaxy exit poll taken of 18 seats, showed Labor would do that just.

Galaxy’s David Briggs said if the swing was uniform, Labor could get an extra 17 seats, but it was likely to get at least 13.

“I think the leadership is a significant issue,” he said, with Mr McGowan outpolling Premier Colin Barnett 45-33 as preferred premier.

MORE: McGowan in line for historic election win | Perth Now

#F1 TEST- MAX POWER @Max33Verstappen takes P1 soft tyres

Max Verstappen goes over half a second clear at the summit with a 1:19.491 on supersofts

MAX POWER @Max33Verstappen takes P1  soft tyres

Source: F1 News, Drivers, Results – Formula 1 Live Online | Sky Sports