Fatal Paddleboarding Tragedy: Former Welsh Police Officer Sentenced Over River Cleddau Deaths

Fatal Paddleboarding Tragedy: Former Welsh Police Officer Sentenced Over River Cleddau Deaths

Nerys Lloyd, a former Welsh police officer, was jailed for 10.5 years after gross negligence led to four deaths during a hazardous paddleboarding trip on the River Cleddau. The tragedy exposes serious gaps in safety and oversight within adventure tourism.

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Snooker Star Referee Tatiana Woollaston Marries Pro Player While Gaining Praise from Ronnie O’Sullivan

Snooker Star Referee Tatiana Woollaston Marries Pro Player While Gaining Praise from Ronnie O’Sullivan

Tatiana Woollaston, a highly respected snooker referee and favorite of Ronnie O’Sullivan, has married a professional snooker player. Despite her busy personal life, she remains dedicated to her officiating career, showcasing her passion and commitment to the game.

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Best UK Marathons for 2025: Your Guide to Top Races Beyond London

Best UK Marathons for 2025: Your Guide to Top Races Beyond London

Discover the best UK marathons for 2025 that aren’t in London. From the flat and scenic Great Welsh and Brighton Marathons to the challenging Snowdonia trail, there’s a race for every runner. Urban adventures and breathtaking routes make these events worth adding to your calendar.

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Barcelona Pulls Ahead in LaLiga: Dani Olmo Delivers Decisive Goal Against Mallorca

Barcelona Pulls Ahead in LaLiga: Dani Olmo Delivers Decisive Goal Against Mallorca

Dani Olmo stepped up with a crucial goal as Barcelona edged Mallorca 1-0, stretching their LaLiga lead. Fielding a rotated squad and facing a defiant Mallorca side, Barça leaned on Olmo's skill and solid defense, ramping up pressure in the title race ahead of their Copa del Rey final versus Real Madrid.

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Lyrid Meteor Shower 2025: Peak Viewing Tips and Celestial Surprises Await This Weekend

Lyrid Meteor Shower 2025: Peak Viewing Tips and Celestial Surprises Await This Weekend

The 2025 Lyrid meteor shower peaks on April 21–22, delivering up to 15 meteors per hour mainly in the Northern Hemisphere. With minimal moonlight and the added chance of fireballs, this is a perfect weekend for skywatchers. Observers in dark areas away from city lights will get the clearest view.

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Justin Thomas Ties Harbour Town Record, Ends Three-Year PGA Tour Drought With RBC Heritage Win

Justin Thomas Ties Harbour Town Record, Ends Three-Year PGA Tour Drought With RBC Heritage Win

Justin Thomas matched the Harbour Town course record with a sizzling 61, then broke a three-year victory drought by winning the 2025 RBC Heritage in a playoff. His 16th PGA Tour win places him among golf's modern legends.

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Elizabeth Hurley and Billy Ray Cyrus Spark Dating Buzz with Easter Kiss Photo

Elizabeth Hurley and Billy Ray Cyrus Spark Dating Buzz with Easter Kiss Photo

Elizabeth Hurley and Billy Ray Cyrus set social media abuzz after sharing a cozy Easter photo featuring a kiss. The post—complete with playful attire and Hurley’s son reacting—sent fans into speculation mode as hints about their relationship continue building online.

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Cardiff City Edge Sheffield United 1-0 to Advance in FA Cup After Ashford's Early Strike

Cardiff City Edge Sheffield United 1-0 to Advance in FA Cup After Ashford's Early Strike

Cardiff City booked a spot in the FA Cup fourth round after a 1-0 win away at Sheffield United. Cian Ashford’s quick thinking punished a defensive lapse for the only goal, while the Blades hit the post late but couldn't find an equalizer. Both sides fielded heavily rotated squads, with Cardiff defending their narrow lead against late Sheffield pressure.

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JWST Uncovers Potential Signs of Life on Distant Exoplanet K2-18b

JWST Uncovers Potential Signs of Life on Distant Exoplanet K2-18b

The James Webb Space Telescope detected chemical markers potentially indicating life on exoplanet K2-18b. This distant world, known as a Hycean planet, shows elevated levels of dimethyl sulfide or dimethyl disulfide in its atmosphere, which could be linked to microbial activity. While these findings offer promising insights into extraterrestrial life, further observation is necessary to confirm their origins.

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Challenging DMS as a Biosignature: New Evidence from Cometary and Interstellar Studies

Challenging DMS as a Biosignature: New Evidence from Cometary and Interstellar Studies

Recent findings by a research team from the University of Bern reveal the presence of dimethyl sulfide (DMS) in comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, challenging its role as a biosignature. Utilizing data from the Rosetta mission, researchers showed that DMS can form through abiotic processes. This discovery, coupled with DMS detection in the interstellar medium, stresses the need for careful evaluation of biosignatures in space.

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