• First two boys reach the surface at 5:37 local time
• Four now out of danger
• Eight more boys and football coach remain to be rescued
• Rescue due to resume at 8am local time after air tanks replenished
• 13 foreigners taking part in rescue
• Meet the ‘A-Team’ of heroic volunteer British divers who led search

They allowed themselves smiles, but there was no cheering among the exhausted rescuers emerging from the Tham Luang cave system on Sunday evening.

With the first of the monsoon rains falling on the limestone hills above their heads, Thai Navy Seals and elite cave divers from around the world had pulled off what many thought was impossible – guiding four boys though a terrifying underwater…

Register for free to read this article, or log in to your Telegraph account

Register

Log in

Click Here: Kangaroos Rugby League Jersey

Last Saturday UFC show on FS1 saw a 37% viewership drop from the previous weekend, bringing in an average of 652,000 viewers for the four fight main card, headlined by John Lineker’s split decision win over John Dodson in a bantamweight contender’s tilt.

Click Here: cheap nsw blues jersey

This was the second lowest non-daytime rating of the year for an FS 1 main card, trailing only the July 13th show’s 609,000. The week prior was a ratings bonanza for all involved with a Brazilian show headlined by Cyborg Justino.

The show’s 11 PM EST start time was later than usual, but with only four fights, it ended around the usual time that traditional Fight Nights on the network do.

The prelims aired on FS 2 and averaged just 294,000, down 20% from the last time Fight Night prelims aired on the secondary network. It was the 3rd highest number for a Fight Night prelims show on FS 2 since the UFC’s move to the Fox family.

The UFC will look to rebound for this Saturday’s UFC 204 prelims airing at 8 PM EST on FS1, part of a big day of sports programming on the network.

A Canadian woman is taking her nephew to court over a CA $1.2 million (£690,000) lottery jackpot win, announcing “Tyrone is getting nothing from me” as the pair were presented with the over-sized cheque.

Barbara Reddick, from Guysborough in Nova Scotia, arrived for the presentation ceremony on Thursday afternoon to find, to her surprise, her nephew Tyrone MacInnis there too.

Mrs Reddick said she sat the 19-year-old down in her car in the car park, and asked him to tell what she says is the truth – that she never promised to split her winnings with him.

He refused, and entered the ceremony with her – noting that both their names were on the ticket.

“I’m taking him to court. It was my ticket,” she shouted. “Now he’s trying to lie and say I said split.”

Mrs Reddick claims she sent Mr MacInnis $100 via email transfer to buy her tickets for the Chase the Ace draw, a fundraiser for two volunteer fire departments in Margaree.

She said she told him to put his name on the ticket, beside hers, for luck – not because they planned on splitting any winnings.

“He’s always lucky with his draws, right?” said Mrs Reddick, a 57-year-old retired military maintenance technician.

“I said ‘Well, put your name on the ticket and you’ll be my good luck charm.’

“I didn’t say split. I never mentioned money at all.”

When she received a phone call saying the pair had won she claims she told the organiser: “No, I won! It was my ticket.”

Mrs Reddick said she asked her nephew, who she described as being like a son to her, how much he was expecting.

“I would have given him $150,000,” she said. “Listen, Tyrone was the son that I never had. Me and Tyrone — ask anybody — we’re very, very close.”

But Mr MacInnis said he expected half.

Click Here: racing club camiseta

“Tyrone is getting nothing from me,” she said. “It’s just for the principle. We were so close. He broke my heart. He broke it. People go crazy when it comes to money.”

Mrs Reddick was presented with a cheque for half the jackpot, and then, asked how she felt, began shouting about getting a lawyer and suing Mr MacInnis.

She accused her brother, Mr MacInnis’ father, of just wanting a new truck out of the winnings.

The father was escorted out of the hall, shouting to the reporters, asking them to keep his young son’s name out of the news.

“I’ll never speak to him,” said Mrs Reddick. “In this lifetime or the next.”

A US secret service agent who suffered a stroke during Donald Trump’s visit to his Turnberry golf resort has died.

Click Here: gws giants guernsey 2019

Nole Edward Remagen was serving as part of the US president’s security detail for his UK trip when he suffered the stroke on Sunday.

He had been receiving treatment at a hospital in Scotland but died from the on Tuesday surrounded by his family, the White House said.

Mr Remagen was a veteran agent with 19 years’ experience and was a "dedicated professional of the highest order", the US secret service said in a statement. 

It added: “The secret service thanks the medical personnel in Scotland, in addition to the members of the White House Medical Unit and Police Scotland who provided exceptional care and support for a member of our family.”

The White House described Mr Remagen as an "elite hero" who served in the agency’s select presidential protection division.

Prayers for the Remagen family. We are all forever grateful for the service and sacrifice of the men and women of the United States Secret Service, some of the greatest and bravest people in the country. We are so sorry for your loss and are grieving with you. https://t.co/Qo8Y7RUaxZ

— Sarah Sanders (@PressSec) July 18, 2018

In a tribute to Mr Remagen on Wednesday, Mr Trump said: "Our hearts are filled with sadness over the loss of a beloved and devoted Special Agent, husband, and father. Our prayers are with Special Agent Remagen’s loved ones, including his wife and two young children. We grieve with them and with his Secret Service colleagues, who have lost a friend and a brother.

"At the time of his passing, he was among the elite heroes who serve in the Presidential Protection Division of the Secret Service.

"Melania and I are deeply grateful for his lifetime of devotion, and today, we pause to honor his life and 24 years of service to our Nation."

Mr Trump ended his controversial visit to the UK with a private two-day stay at his Turnberry resort, during which he was booed by spectators as he played golf and thousands protested in Edinburgh and Glasgow.

A 55-year-old paraglider was also arrested after flying over the golf resort with a banner criticising the president.

Police Scotland said the activists had placed himself in "grave danger" with snipers position on scaffolding across the golf course.

Greenpeace, who claimed responsibility for the stunt, later said one of their activists was allowed to stay the night in Mr Trump’s Turnberry hotel despite filming the paraglider from a close proximity to the president.

Indonesian security forces and emergency workers were racing on Monday to aid victims of a magnitude 7 earthquake on Lombok that killed at least 98 people, while tourists were being evacuated from the worst-hit areas. 

The tremor, which came just a week after another quake killed 17 people on the island, was also felt on the neighbouring resort island of Bali, where frightened tourists ran onto the streets.

The earthquake struck just 10km underground, according to the US Geological Survey, and was followed by a series of strong aftershocks, prompting many to spend the night outside.

"The search and rescue team is still scouring the scene and evacuating (people)," national disaster agency spokesman Sutopo Purwo Nugroho said. "We estimate the number of victims will rise."

He described the damage as  "massive" in the north of Lombok, citing an example of a collapsed mosque where worshippers are believed to have been buried during evening prayers. The rescue operation has been hampered by a lack of heavy equipment. 

#breaking Dramatic video of people scrambling to evacuate from Gili Trawangan Island, Indonesia. 6.9 quake killed at least 91, injured 200+ & left 20,000 homeless in Bali & Lombok. Thousands of buildings damaged. At least 132 aftershocks. (📹 Sutopo Purwo Nugroho) pic.twitter.com/OzKuEhKQEz

— Will Ripley (@willripleyCNN) August 6, 2018

Some areas still hadn’t been reached, with rescuers hampered by collapsed bridges, electricity blackouts and damaged roads blocked with debris.

He said the death toll had risen to 91 and more than 200 people were seriously injured. Thousands of homes and buildings were damaged. The death toll was revised to 98 later on Monday.

Almost 1,000 tourists were being evacuated from Indonesia’s tiny Gili Islands, where the damage was extensive.

Click Here: COLLINGWOOD MAGPIES 2019

The Gilis are three coral-fringed tropical islands a few kilometres off the northwest coast of the larger Lombok island that are popular with backpackers and divers.

A British tourist on Gili Trawangan island said thousands of people, locals and tourists, were trying to get off Trawangan, after spending a night outdoors.

Saffron Amis from Brighton said  thousands of people fled to a hill near the hostel where she was staying after Sunday evening’s quake, fearing a tsunami.

She said: "There was a lot of screaming and crying particularly from the locals. We spoke to a lot of them and they were panicking about their family in Lombok."

There was widespread building damage and a somber mood on the island a day after the quake, Amis said, adding she felt lucky to be unharmed.

Mr Sutopo saod some 200 "domestic and foreign" tourists had already been taken off the islands. "There are 700 more tourists still waiting to be evacuated," he added.

Long lines were seen at the airport in Lombok’s main town, Mataram, as foreign visitors scrambled to leave. 

https://twitter.com/willripleyCNN/status/1026337753078722560

The Garuda Indonesia airline said it was adding extra flights, and AirAsia Group CEO Tony Fernandes tweeted that the budget carrier would also try to assist the evacuation efforts. 

Tourists spoke of their terror as the earthquake struck. "I was at the rooftop of my hotel and the building started swaying very hard. It felt like two metres to the left, then two metres to the right, I could not stand up," Frenchman Gino Poggiali, 43, told Reuters. 

Mr Poggiali’s wife Maude, 44, said they had been holidaying with their two children and were also caught up in another powerful earthquake last week. 

"This is it for me in Indonesia," she said. "Next time we will stay in France or somewhere close."

Australia’s home affairs minister tweeted that he and his delegation had been safely evacuated in darkness from a Lombok hotel where they had been staying during a regional security conference.

Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton told Fairfax Media that he was on the hotel’s 12th floor when the quake struck. He said the quake "was powerful enough to put us on the floor" and cut power.

Singapore Law and Home Affairs Minister K. Shanmugam, who was on the 10th floor of a hotel in the Lombok town of Mataram at the time of the quake, wrote on Facebook that his room shook violently and walls cracked.

"It was quite impossible to stand up. Heard screams. Came out, and made my way down a staircase, while building was still shaking. Power went out for a while. Lots of cracks, fallen doors," he wrote.

A tsunami warning was issued but later lifted. Lombok is a popular tourist destination, drawing in visitors with surfing, beaches and hiking trails.

The earthquake of last week triggered landslides that briefly trapped trekkers on popular mountain hiking routes.

Najmul Akhyar, district chief of North Lombok, told local media that he was unable to assess the entire situation due to an electrical blackout. 

Television host and celebrity tweeter Chrissy Teigen was on the nearby island of Bali with her husband John Legend, the singer, and their two young children as the earthquake struck.

Ms Teigen tweeted: "Bali. Trembling. So long."

She added: "Oh man. We are on stilts. It felt like a ride."

im either still trembling or these little quakes won’t stop IM TRYING TO BE NORMAL HERE

— christine teigen (@chrissyteigen) August 5, 2018

Dwikorita Karnawati, head of the agency for meteorology, climatology and geophysics, advised people not to panic. "Please go to a place with higher ground, while remaining calm."

Ms Karnawati added that small waves just 15cm (6 inches) high had been reported in three villages. A nearby volcano was evacuated after the earthquake struck.

Indonesia straddles the so-called Pacific "Ring of Fire", where tectonic plates collide, making the nation one of the most disaster prone in the world.

Some 90 per cent of the world’s earthquakes happen in this region. Other countries including Bolivia, Chile, Japan, and the US west coast also sit on the "Ring of Fire."

In 2004 a tsunami triggered by a magnitude 9.3 undersea earthquake off the coast of Sumatra in western Indonesia killed 220,000 people in countries around the Indian Ocean, including 168,000 in Indonesia.

Why are we so bad at predicting earthquakes?

Residents in Mataram felt a strong jolt, causing them to flee their buildings. "Everyone immediately ran out of their homes, everyone is panicking," Iman, a local resident, told AFP.

Rita Siswati, another local, told AFP the tremor had caused a power outage, and said patients were being evacuated from the main hospital.

The Indonesian Red Cross said in a Tweet that it helped a woman give birth after the quake and that she named the boy ‘Gempa’, which means earthquake. 

L’Assemblée a voté pour la levée du secret médical lorsque les personnes victimes de violences conjugales sont en danger immédiat. Ce texte de loi a pour objectif d’améliorer leur prise en charge et de les protéger.

Sommaire

1. Une majorité des membres de l’ordre de médecins vote pour

Pour “mieux protéger les victimes de violences conjugales” en “danger immédiat”, l’Assemblée nationale a donné son ultime accord le 16 juillet à une proposition de loi visant à autoriser la levée du

secret médical. “En 2019, ce sont 149 femmes (victimes de violences conjugales) qui ont perdu la vie, et autant de familles brisées à jamais. Nous ne pouvons demeurer inertes face à ces tragédies humaines” a déclaré Elisabeth Moreno, nouvelle ministre déléguée à l’égalité femmes-hommes.Ce projet de La République en marche (LRM) est une mesure annoncée depuis novembre par le gouvernement dans le contexte du

Grenelle contre les violences conjugales, informe le journal

Le Monde¹. Pour Bérangène Couillard (LRM), rapporteuse du projet, “un médecin doit pouvoir signaler une femme qui pourrait ne jamais revenir vivante”. Mais il fait débat pour des élus de l’opposition, pointé du doigt car pouvant “entacher la confiance entre le patient et le professionnel de santé” explique notamment Stéphane Peu, membre du Parti communiste. Le texte sera examiné par le Sénat mercredi 22 juillet pour une adoption définitive.Une majorité des membres de l’ordre de médecins vote pourLe Conseil national de l’ordre des médecins avait approuvé la proposition fin décembre par un vote (39 voix sur 48), mais sous plusieurs conditions. Les professionnels de santé auront la possibilité sans obligation de faire un signalement au procureur sans l’accord de la victime, dans le cas où celle-ci est sous l’emprise de son/sa partenaire, qu’elle est en “danger vital immédiat”, que l’alerte est lancée auprès d’un procureur “dédié aux violences conjugales” et qu’elle est associée à des mesures d’accompagnement. 

Le texte de loi prévoit aussi un alourdissement des peines en cas de

harcèlement au sein du couple. Il les porte à 10 ans d’emprisonnement si le harcèlement conduit la victime à

tenter de se suicider ou à se suicider. La proposition souhaite aussi lutter contre les cyberviolences conjugales. Elle a pour objectif de réprimer la géolocalisation d’une personne sans son consentement et de créer une circonstance aggravante en cas de violation du secret des correspondances électroniques par un conjoint ou ex-conjoint. Autre élément du projet de loi : la possibilité de suspendre l’autorité parentale dans le cadre du contrôle judiciaire.Click Here: essendon bombers guernsey 2019

Lewis Hamilton says his Mercedes W11 is not the easiest car to exploit but the 2020 Black Arrow is to date the “best car” the German outfit has ever had.

After a complicated opening race in Austria earlier this month, Hamilton scored his first win last week at the Red Bull Ring, a victory achieved in dominant fashion.

The Briton praised Mercedes’ engineers for raising the bar once again in terms of the Brackley squad’s technological excellence.

“There have been a couple of cars in the past that have been – I think Toto [Wolff] mentioned one being a ‘diva,’ which was not the word that I particularly had used – but you know, it was a real handful the majority of the time,” Hamilton explained.

“This one’s more refined. We really worked hard last year, in really being clear and concise in picking out what the issues were with the ’19 car and what we wanted to do moving forwards.

Bottas: I won’t let one weekend ‘drag me down’

“And that just continues to come from the great communication that we have as drivers with the team, with the engineers, the understanding we have with the terminology we use, and the team really take that in, and then have implemented that into the car today.

“But we’ve only been to one track. It’s still not easy to get the lap out of the car, but I think that’s F1 in general. But it is the best car that we’ve had so far.”

While Mercedes dominated the first two rounds of the season, Hamilton insisted the team will need to bring its “A-Game” to the Hungaroring, with Red Bull and Max Verstappen seen as major threats to the German team’s early hegemony

“It is obviously naturally different to last week’s circuit being that here it’s not a power-demanding circuit, it’s more about the downforce efficiency,” he said.

“So, if we look at the previous years we’ve been here, the Red Bull has generally gone well. They tend to do even better on the circuits like this and Monaco, where it’s all about the downforce package.

“So it will definitely close up the whole field and it’s going to be a real challenge – [and] I think a good battle.

“We already saw some great performance from them in practice in Austria and I think they’re still very strong in the race.

“I think here is going to be even more so. So we really need to bring our A-game this weekend.”

Valtteri Bottas said he was eager to assess the W11 versus its rivals – and especially Red Bull – on Hungary’s high-downforce layout.

“This is a very different type of circuit and we’ve only raced on one track up to now, so we’ve only seen how the teams and the cars have performed in one particular track,” commented Bottas.

“But we’ve got many races to go through and it will be nice to see how it actually compares.

“So far it’s only speculation but it’s a fact there’s fewer straights on this track, more corners and more downforce required.

“I think typically Red Bull has been quick on the type of corners this track offers, so we’ll see.

“It was, of course, encouraging to see the pace we had, and we expect to be strong here. I’m just keen to finally see on Saturday and Sunday how do we compare to the others in this type of track.”

Gallery: The beautiful wives and girlfriends of F1 drivers

Keep up to date with all the F1 news via Facebook and Twitter

Click Here: collingwood magpies 2019 training guernsey

CASS LAKE — Thirty-seven teams are set to meet up in Cass Lake Friday for the 13th annual Big Bear wrestling tournament.

The Big Bear is the second biggest high school wrestling tournament in the state and will feature some of the best wrestling Minnesota has to offer. Continue reading at www.bemidjipioneer.com

Click Here: geelong cats guernsey 2019