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Olympic rower feared âerraticâ motorboat rider would âramâ into him on River Thames (opens the original)
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An Olympic rower has recalled the âfrighteningâ moment he feared a motorboat rider was going to âramâ him on the River Thames. Jack Beaumont, who won silver in the menâs quadruple sculls at the Tokyo Olympics in 2021, said he had been training when he saw a motorboat collide with a rowing boat near Maidenhead Rowing Club at around 7.15am on Sunday. He said that after trying to intervene, the man driving the motorboat then began âshouting and swearingâ and âthreateningâ him. A m
Mike Lynchâs estate wins right to challenge $1.2 billion HP fraud ruling (opens the original)
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Mike Lynchâs estate has been allowed to challenge part of a ruling ordering it to pay Hewlett-Packard Enterprise (HPE) more than $1.2 billion over its acquisition of software company Autonomy. In 2022, Mr Justice Hildyard ruled that HPE had âsubstantially wonâ its multibillion-dollar fraud claim against Mr Lynch over its 2011 purchase of Autonomy, which the businessman founded. Earlier this year, the same judge ordered that the estate pay a total of $1,235,129,122 (£911.8 million), while
Arrest made after boat crash and âassaultâ on River Thames (opens the original)
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A man has been arrested after allegedly verbally abusing rowers on the River Thames before his boat hit a rowing boat and its occupant, police say. Thames Valley Police said the man was driving a white and blue boat dangerously near Maidenhead Rowing Club at around 7.15am on Sunday when the collision took place. He allegedly verbally abused a second rower who repeatedly tried to get away, the force said. A 67-year-old man from Windsor was arrested on suspicion of criminal damage, threats to kill
Popular chicken wraps recalled from UK shops over E.coli fears (opens the original)
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Four wrap products have been withdrawn from shop shelves following concerns over bacterial contamination that could cause kidney failure and prove fatal. Manufacturer Summit Foods is recalling the Snacksters Chicken Fajita Wrap, Snacksters Hoi Sin Wrap, East Street Deli Sweet Chilli Chicken Wrap and Target a Snack Chicken Fajita Wrap due to the potential presence of Shiga toxin-producing E.coli (STEC). The action covers all items featuring use-by dates up to and including September 5 2026. The S
Nurse âgave colleague scissors to defend herself against any Muslimsâ, tribunal told (opens the original)
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A nurse handed a colleague nail scissors to defend herself against a feared attack by Muslims days after the Southport stabbings, a nursing tribunal has found. Belinda Ellams, an agency nurse, was working at Millbrow Care Home in Cheshire, when she made comments such as Muslims are going to âkill all white peopleâ and âwe need to be ready for the Muslimsâ, according to a Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) fitness to practise panel. The panel found that on August 4 2024, Ms Ellams asked
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