HeyJaredTim Hanlon
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 10, 2026
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- Jul 7, 2026
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Several tourists killed as coach flips over in Swiss Alps (opens the original)
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Several people have died after a coach carrying tourists to Austria flipped over on a mountainous road in Switzerland, police have confirmed. Emergency services in the scenic Engadine valley of the Alps raced to the scene of an accident at 8.10pm. The incident involved a Dutch-owned coach with 48 passengers, who are understood to have been from the Netherlands. Rescue teams and paramedics were seen by the coach as it lay on it side on an embankment beside the carriageway. As part of the response
4.1 magnitude earthquake hits Spain tourist hotspot as dozens feel tremors (opens the original)
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Holidaymakers have been plunged into panic in one of Spain's most popular hotspots as a 4.1 magnitude earthquake.hit this morning (Sunday). The shock tremor struck Murcia in Spain this morning, where it was logged by the National Geographic Institute (IGN) at 11.59am. Reports about the activity show it persisted for several seconds. The seismic event is slightly smaller than Friday's 4.7 magnitude earthquake in Naples, Italy. That quake caused structural damage to buildings and vehicles, and say
Bordeaux readies for mass evacuations as wildfires advance (opens the original)
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A looming heatwave will pile more pressure on struggling French firefighters, as they battle to stop wildfires reaching Bordeaux. Now just nine miles from the city, the fires have been labeled the "most difficult situation" France has encountered since the Second World War, by President Emmanuel Macron. The ongoing wildfires have already forced over 260,000 residents in the south-west to evacuate their homes. In Bordeaux, Mayor Thomas Cazenave confirmed that authorities are getting ready for "al
Toddler dies after being 'left in hot car' outside daycare (opens the original)
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Cops are investigating the death of a two-year-old child in Florida after the youngster was allegedly 'left in a hot car by a babysitter'. Over the Fourth of July weekend, the toddler was raced to hospital after being found in a scorching hot car outside a daycare centre. It is believed the toddler was found by their father in the car when temperatures soared to 38C. Despite the best efforts of medics at the hospital, the toddler was sadly pronounced dead on Sunday (July 5), The Mirror reports.
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