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Eight additional charges have been laid against the 18-year-old P-plater accused of driving into Newcastle Knights supporters at Wallsend, where police allege 10 people were struck. Indika Samarasinghe was served with the new offences on Tuesday night following further investigations into the crash at the Newcastle Link Road and Transfield Drive roundabout. The charges include dangerous driving occasioning grievous bodily harm, negligent driving occasioning grievous bodily harm and six counts of causing bodily harm by misconduct in charge of a motor vehicle. Emergency services were called at about 9.30am on October 3 after a vehicle allegedly hit pedestrians gathered to…

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Air France is complying with Israeli nationality restrictions on pilots and cabin crew flying into or over Israel, despite warnings that the policy could breach French anti-discrimination law and expose the airline to legal action. The restrictions reportedly apply to nationals of 31 mainly Muslim-majority countries, including Algeria, Tunisia, Iran, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Niger. Their inclusion means some crew members may be prevented from operating flights to Israel, even where they hold dual nationality. “Like all airlines, Air France is required to comply with the entry regulations established by the authorities of the countries it serves, both for…

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Tony Bloom has reaffirmed his ambition for Hearts to win the Scottish Premiership within the next decade, saying he would be “really disappointed” if the club failed to do so. The Brighton chairman invested almost £10 million in Hearts last summer and immediately set out to challenge the established dominance of Celtic and Rangers in Scottish football. Hearts came close in Bloom’s first season, leading the table from September before Celtic overturned a 1-0 deficit on the final day to snatch the title in the closing minutes. The two clubs meet again at Celtic Park on Sunday, in their first…

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A woman in her 80s has suffered life-threatening injuries after her mobility scooter collided with a car in Bentley, Perth. The crash happened at the intersection of Chapman Road and Queen Street at about 1.15pm on Tuesday. The woman was taken by ambulance to Royal Perth Hospital, while police said her injuries were life-threatening. Major Crash investigators have been called to examine the circumstances of the collision. The driver of the Toyota Corolla involved is assisting police. Anyone with information has been urged to contact Crime Stoppers.

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Hurricane Simon was edging slowly along Mexico’s west-central coast on Tuesday, bringing strong winds and flooding rain as tropical weather systems left at least five people dead and damaged towns and resorts along the Pacific. The storm’s eye remained offshore, while bands of rain and wind battered communities between the Sierra Madre and the Pacific near Puerto Vallarta. Simon had maximum sustained winds of 90mph, making it a Category 1 hurricane, and was about 90 miles west of Cabo Corrientes, moving north-west at 3mph. The US National Hurricane Center said the system had technically become a small tropical cyclone. Forecasters…

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Two ships have been hit in a drone attack in the Black Sea off Bulgaria, with one vessel sinking and a Ukrainian-owned cargo ship damaged, according to Bulgarian authorities. Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev said the Malta-flagged Chelsea 3 was struck by three aerial drones about 18 nautical miles east of Byala. Its 15 crew members – seven Ukrainians and eight Azerbaijanis – were rescued and taken safely to Varna. Five crew members received medical assistance, but none was seriously injured, Mr Radev said. A second vessel was hit about 17 nautical miles east of Krapets and sank, with one…

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Sam Wood has been transferred to Wolston Correctional Centre in Brisbane after being refused bail over domestic violence charges involving his wife, Snezana Wood. The former reality television star and fitness entrepreneur is being held in a separate wing under a safety order intended to protect him from other prisoners. He will also undergo regular welfare checks. Wolston is Queensland’s highest-security prison and houses some of the state’s most notorious offenders, including Brett Peter Cowan, convicted of murdering schoolboy Daniel Morcombe, and Gerard Baden-Clay, convicted of murdering his wife, Allison. Wood, 46, was arrested at a property on Hastings Street…

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Qatar’s emir, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, has reiterated the need for safety and stability in the region while addressing the Shura Council. He emphasised that Qatar’s mediation efforts do not prevent the country from exercising its right to defend its own sovereignty.

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