Trio sought by Woking police over girl’s murder have ‘left the country’

A murder investigation has been opened after the body of a 10-year-old girl was found in Surrey.

Officers were called to an address in Hammond Road, Woking, at about 2.50am on Thursday following a concern for safety.

On arrival, they found the girl dead inside the property, Surrey police said. The girl’s family has been informed and is being supported by specially trained officers.

No mention of the usual things not mentioned.

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Australian soldiers attacked by crocodile after military ‘failed to conduct risk assessment’

The Australian military should have performed a risk assessment on the dangers of swimming in crocodile habitats before two servicemen were attacked in far north Queensland, an inquiry has found.

Australia’s Department of Defence faces a AUD$1.5 million (£770,000) fine and is charged with breaching federal work health and safety laws, two years after one of the soldiers was “death-rolled” by an eight-foot-long saltwater crocodile.

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‘It was that or go home and prepare to die’: Canadians on why they sought surgery outside the country

“You’re too ill. We can’t operate.”

Those were the words Allison Ducluzeau, 57, said she was told in January, a month after being diagnosed with a rare and terminal abdominal cancer.

After several weeks of consultations and inconclusive tests, the British Columbia resident said a surgeon told her she was not eligible for surgery and she might only have between two months and two years left to live.

Say! Let’s bring over a million more migrants and make sure Grannie gets in!

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Musk says proposed Zuckerberg cage fight to be held at ‘epic location’ in Italy

Elon Musk is in talks with Italy’s government about hosting his proposed cage fight with Mark Zuckerberg at a historic site in the country, but the Colosseum has been ruled out as a venue.

The owner of X Corp and the chief executive of Facebook-owner Meta first raised the idea of a one-on-one scrap in a series of social media posts back in June. The challenge came as Zuckerberg prepared to launch Threads, a rival microblogging site to Musk’s now rebranded Twitter platform.

The Italian culture minister, Gennaro Sangiuliano, said he was discussing holding the bout “in full respect of the sites” where it might be staged, but that it would not be held in Rome.

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Suspected infant graves found near former Sask. residential school

A preliminary search of a former residential school site in Saskatchewan has uncovered 83 possible unmarked graves, including 12 potential infant grave sites.

English River First Nation started searching the site of the former Beauval Indian Residential School in August 2021, using ground penetrating radar.

Based on the results of the search, the English River chief Jenny Wolverine says that most of the 83 suspected sites were classified as child-sized or “sub-adult.”

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‘Omelette Gang’ pelting random victims with eggs and potatoes wreaks havoc in Paris suburb

Residents in a quiet Paris suburb are being warned of an “omelette gang” wreaking havoc on the community by throwing eggs and potatoes at unsuspecting passers-by.

Since late July, pedestrians and cyclists in Saint-Maur-des-Fosses have described being hit in the face and back with eggs and whole potatoes by a group driving in a beige Citroen.

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Freeland touts home savings account for 1st time buyers .. says 300 years will fly by!

TORONTO – Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland says the uptake of a new savings account for first-time homebuyers is exceeding expectation, though she acknowledged the limits of what it can do to address affordability.

Speaking after meeting with constituents in Toronto who want to buy a home, Freeland said the First Home Savings Account is just one tool to help people get into the market.

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U.S. Reaches Deal With Iran to Free Americans for Jailed Iranians and Funds

The United States and Iran have reached an agreement to win the freedom of five imprisoned Americans in exchange for several jailed Iranians and eventual access to about $6 billion in Iranian oil revenue, according to several people familiar with the deal.

As a first step in the agreement, which comes after more than two years of quiet negotiations, Iran has released five Iranian American dual citizens into house arrest, according to officials at the State Department and the National Security Council.

“This is just the beginning of a process that I hope and expect will lead to their return home to the United States,” Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken said on Thursday. “There’s more work to be done to actually bring them home. My belief is that this is the beginning of the end of their nightmare.”

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Meet the white TikTokers who identify as East Asian

Why is transracialism ridiculed while transgenderism is celebrated?

If you’re fortunate enough not to spend all your time doomscrolling on TikTok, you’re unlikely to have heard of ‘RCTA’ or ‘race change to another’. This bizarre new trend isn’t exactly taking the internet by storm, but in recent weeks it has started to draw the attention of mainstream media and is causing woke activists to tie themselves in knots.

Teenage girls have a lot to answer for.

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Big Tech On Covid & Climate Article Demonitization Binge

This Is Getting So Ridiculous. Check Out What the Big Tech Goons Are up to Now.

It’s so ridiculous that it would be funny if it weren’t so deadly serious. We thought censorship by Facebook and other social-media companies was bad, but that was only the tip of the iceberg.

Every week now I get an email showing which articles have been demonetized by Big Tech. If an article is demonetized, it means we can’t run ads on it. We still have to pay our writers for their work, but because we can’t run ads, we have to take a loss on it.

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Uproar Follows Video Of Ex-Iranian Minister In Canada

A former Iranian minister has been spotted in Montreal, leading to uproar about Canada’s loose immigration controls in allowing entry to regime’s officials.

The footage circulating on social media captured Hassan Ghazizadeh Hashemi, the former Health Minister in President Hassan Rouhani’s administration, strolling through the streets of Montreal, accompanied by his family. The video is part of promotional materials for Quebec’s tourism industry.

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‘I shot the b**** dead’ – Virginia first-grader, 6, bragged about shooting his teacher Abigail Zwerner to school officials

A six-year-old boasted ‘I shot that b**** dead,’ after firing at his first-grade teacher inside a Virginia elementary school in January, recently unsealed redacted search warrants revealed.

Documents obtained by WTKR show that the unnamed boy told a school official how he brought his mother’s gun into the Richneck Elementary School in Newport News, Virginia, on January 6 and shot his teacher Abigail Zwerner, 25. She survived the shooting that drew national headlines.

The docs also reveal the same boy nearly choked his kindergarten teacher a year before ‘until she couldn’t breathe’ and had to be removed from the classroom.

h/t XC

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