Courtesy Arthur Family/FOX8 SALVO, N.C. - A teen suffered bite wounds on his leg and hand after a shark attacked him off the coast of Cape Hatteras in North Carolina.The 16-year-old was jumping over waves with his sister and father, about 25-feet offshore.The boy’s dad told FOX8 his son started yelling and that’s when he saw the shark clamped onto the boy’s leg.They hit and kicked the shark until it let go.Courtesy Arthur Family/FOX8The teen had about 40 bite marks and had to have 17 stitches, but was otherwise OK.His family said they had no plans to cancel the rest of their weekend at the beach..

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Leonardo DiCaprio 'loves spending time' with Camila Morrone and the pair is getting 'serious'

One of Hollywood's most notorious playboys might finally be ready to settle down.Leonardo DiCaprio, 45, is positively smitten with his girlfriend of three years, Camila Morrone, 23, and is 'serious' about their relationship according to sources close to the couple who spoke with People on Wednesday.The couple has reportedly enjoyed spending an excessive amount of time together lately while locked down for months during the coronavirus pandemic.

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Will Smith sued over film based on father of Serena and Venus Williams

The father of tennis powerhouses Serena and Venus Williams cut a deal to be portrayed in the upcoming “King Richard” biopic by actor Will Smith after he’d already sold his life rights to someone else, according to a new lawsuit.A Los Angeles state court lawsuit filed on Tuesday claims that the Warner Bros.’ highly anticipated film about the life of Richard Williams is based on a multi-million dollar breach of contract. It demands that the court order all profits placed in a trust until the dispute is resolved.“This case presents an unfortunate and tawdry situation: the cold and calculating misappropriation and interference with plaintiffs’ intellectual property,” the court papers say.

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‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ To ‘Unite And Fight’ With First Look At Season 4

Season 4 of “The Handmaid’s Tale” as been delayed until 2021, but the Elisabeth Moss-led series is ready to “unite and fight” when it does.

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Hugh Jackman in Broadway's 'Music Man' Back on Track for Spring 2021 (Exclusive)

If anyone can reawaken Broadway from an unprecedented shutdown that has left many insiders fearful for the theater industry's future, it's Hugh Jackman. Producers Scott Rudin, Barry Diller and David Geffen on Wednesday confirmed that their large-scale revival of Meredith Willson's The Music Man, which will star Jackman alongside another returning Broadway treasure, Sutton Foster, is now scheduled to begin previews April 7, 2021, at the Winter Garden Theatre.

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Teaching posts for 195 newly-qualified North Lanarkshire staff

A total of 195 newly-qualified teachers who have just completed their post-training probationary year in North Lanarkshire schools are to be offered contracts from August.The authority had seen its number of vacancies for permanent posts reduce for the forthcoming academic year – due to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on its “normal approach to workforce planning”, while a number of staff deferred their planned retirals to continue supporting pupils during nearly four months of home schooling.However, the new teachers have now been given full-time, fixed-term contracts after additional funding was made available, allowing the council to recruit more teachers to support schools in the year ahead.Education convener Councillor Frank

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US inmates got coronavirus relief checks, and IRS wants them back

BOISE, Idaho - Hundreds of thousands of dollars in coronavirus relief payments have been sent to people behind bars across the United States, and now the IRS is asking state officials to help claw back the cash that the federal tax agency says was mistakenly sent.The legislation authorizing the payments during the pandemic doesn’t specifically exclude jail or prison inmates, and the IRS has refused to say exactly what legal authority it has to retrieve the money. On its website, it points to the unrelated Social Security Act, which bars incarcerated people from receiving some types of old-age and survivor insurance benefit payments.“I can’t give you the legal basis.

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Drinks giant to pump £4m into Scots pubs and bars to help them bounce back from coronavirus

Scots boozers can tap into a £4m pot to help them bounce back from coronavirus.

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Students test positive for COVID-19 following Myrtle Beach trip

At least 17 students have tested positive for the coronavirus following a 90-person trip to Myrtle Beach in South California.

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Back to grindstone for 'Mona Lisa' at post-lockdown Louvre

PARIS – The “Mona Lisa” found herself all alone. The coronavirus had emptied her room at the Louvre Museum of its usual throngs of admirers.

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Mathew Knowles Opens Up About Breast Cancer Fight: 'I Want to Save Lives'

Beyoncé and Solange Knowles' father, producer/manager Mathew Knowles, is speaking out about his male breast cancer diagnosis and treatment and his desire to use his public megaphone to speak out and, hopefully, save lives.Knowles, 68, spoke to People magazine about initially brushing off a telltale sign, then realizing that something was wrong in July 2019, when he saw a pinprick-sized red dot on his shirt."I was in disbelief," said Knowles, who knew to take care of his health after years of selling medical imaging equipment, including mammography machines. When another, similar spot, showed up a short time later, Knowles spoke to his wife, Gena Avery Knowles, about it and she mentioned that she'd also seen some spots on their sheets.

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Nocera and McLean writing book on U.S. coronavirus response

NEW YORK – Business writers Bethany McLean and Joe Nocera are collaborating on a critical take of the U.S. response to the coronavirus pandemic.

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Nova Scotia to be added as defendant in proposed class action against Northwood

coronavirus pandemic.In a news release Wednesday, Wagners Law Firm said Erica Surette — the proposed class-action plaintiff — intends to add the province as a defendant in the lawsuit, which alleges Northwood breached its legal obligations to its residents due to “inaction and inadequate response to the COVID-19 pandemic.”The notice of intended action — a document that is served to the province in advance of adding it as a defendant in the lawsuit — alleges the province was “negligent in various ways,” which caused or contributed to the unsafe operation of Northwood Halifax.“The allegations relate to inadequate and negligent funding prior to and during the COVID-19 outbreak, notwithstanding known overcrowding issues, apparent need and the

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Cineplex Adopts "Poison Pill" to Fight Hostile Takeover Bids

Canadian exhibition giant Cineplex will reopen six of its 164 movie theaters June 26, with the rest set to resume business in July after their shutdown because of the COVID-19 pandemic. But, before allowing theatergoers back, the chain adopted a so-called poison pill on June 19 for shareholders.

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Police: Man, 18, stabbed during fight over basketball game in Germantown

GERMANTOWN - Authorities say an 18-year-old man was stabbed in the neck after an argument over a basketball game turned violent Tuesday night in Germantown.According to police, the incident happened on the 4800 block of Wayne Avenue just before midnight. The victim was reportedly stabbed once in the back during a fight over a basketball game. He was taken to Jeanes Hospital by private vehicle and placed in stable condition.Police have not reported any arrests.

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Matthew Knowles Opens Up About Breast Cancer Fight: 'I Want to Save Lives'

Beyoncé and Solange Knowles' father, producer/manager Matthew Knowles, is speaking out about his male breast cancer diagnosis and treatment and his desire to use his public megaphone to speak out and, hopefully, save lives.Knowles, 68, spoke to People magazine about initially brushing off a telltale sign, then realizing that something was wrong in July 2019, when he saw a pinprick-sized red dot on his shirt."I was in disbelief," said Knowles, who knew to take care of his health after years of selling medical imaging equipment, including mammography machines. When another, similar spot, showed up a short time later, Knowles spoke to his wife, Gena Avery Knowles, about it and she mentioned that she'd also seen some spots on their sheets.

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At least 17 students test positive for coronavirus following 90-person trip to Myrtle Beach

Ohio high-school students have tested positive for COVID-19 following a trip to Myrtle Beach. Their county, before they returned, had reduced their rates to zero.Almost 100 students travelled to South Carolina for a holiday and came back the weekend of June 13, Deputy Health Commissioner of the Belmont County Health Department Robert Sproul told CNN.

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Mindspace REIT looks to shrug off covid-19 blues, restarts work on IPO

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Simon Cowell takes precautions as he heads back to work in California wearing face mask

Simon Cowell may be heading back to work, but he’s making sure to take precautions. Lockdown restrictions are beginning to ease in Los Angeles, with many businesses, including restaurants, adopting social distancing measures to open up again amid the coronavirus pandemic.And it looks like Simon’s schedule is picking up, after the music mogul, 60, has spent the past few months at home isolating in Los Angeles with his family.

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Trade union's warning for North Lanarkshire Council over furlough scheme

A LEADING trade union has warned North Lanarkshire Council that the local authority’s furlough scheme “must not be a waiting room for redundancy”.Councils across Scotland, including North Lanarkshire, announced last week that they have applied to the UK Government’s job retention scheme to fund their staff.Johanna Baxter, Unison Scotland head of local government, said: “The fact that Scottish councils are having to apply for funding from the Westminster furlough scheme is a damning indictment of the Scottish Government’s under-funding of local government; and demonstrates how cash-strapped they are.“The Scottish Government need to address the shortfall in local government finance as a matter of urgency to protect jobs and services going

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Irvine Vics boss calls on WoSFL chiefs to lay out plans for return to football

Irvine Vics boss Brian McLuckie wants league chiefs to set a provisional timetable for a return to football.The Westenders gaffer says it’s time for options to be discussed so clubs can plan properly for next season.Vics are set for a debut campaign in the new West of Scotland Football League conferences.But McLuckie claims there’s been radio silence since chiefs unveiled the new set-up in early May.The coronavirus crisis has left football in limbo but with other senior leagues in Scotland exploring possible dates to come back, McLuckie insists it’s time for WoSFL bosses to do the same.He said: “I think we really need to be having conversations about if and when we can start these leagues and how many games we’re going to play.“From my

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A quick catch-up with Glastonbury boss Emily Eavis: “We can’t wait to welcome everyone back”

Glastonbury weekend.Still, a measly pandemic won’t crush that Glasto spirit of celebration, togetherness and looking to the future. As fans gear up to mark 50 years of the world’s best festival by recreating Worthy Farm in their own homes and reliving some of the event’s greatest sets, NME had a quick with Glastonbury organiser Emily Eavis, rightful holder of the title Godlike Genius from this year’s NME Awards 2020.She wouldn’t tell us any details about next year’s festival, but rest assured that it’s in safe hands.

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Shrinking Chloe Ferry shows off her tiny waist at the beach after losing two stone

Chloe Ferry has shown off her incredibly tiny waist in her latest social media update.

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Denise Van Outen 'fell off the wagon' and is back on the booze after a teetotal year

Denise Van Outen has started drinking again - after a teetotal year.

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George R.R. Martin to release ‘Game of Thrones’ book ‘Winds of Winter’ in 2021: “I am pleased with the way things are going”

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Game of Thrones creator George RR Martin gives an update on The Winds of Winter: It's going to be a huge book

Game of Thrones author George R.R. Martin shared that being in lockdown has helped him make "steady progress" on The Winds of Winter, the long-awaited sixth installment of his fantasy series A Song of Ice and Fire.

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Scott Disick and Kourtney Kardashian 'not back together' but are 'incredibly close'

Scott Disick has been spending family time with his three children and former partner Kourtney Kardashian after calling it quits with Sofia Richie, but he is not in a relationship with the "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" star.A source told People magazine that Scott Disick and Kourtney Kardashian, who share sons Reign, five, and Mason, 10, and daughter Penelope, seven, are "not back together" but "are incredibly close."It comes after a source told the outlet towards the end of May that Disick and Sofia Richie were "taking a break" after being in a relationship for nearly three years.

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Moffat Mountain Rescue Team member's new book will help raise vital funds

Moffat Mountain Rescue Team member, Colin Mitchell, has penned his first book in an effort to keep money flowing for the vital life-saving service.The Covid-19 pandemic forced the cancellation of the volunteers’ biggest annual fundraiser on Saturday – the Charity Challenge of money-spinning walks which would have taken place in Wanlockhead.As well as a disappointment for participants, who take part to also raise thousands of pounds for their own worthy causes, it means MMRT is struggling to raise the £51,000 needed every year to keep the team operational.This money pays to run the team’s base at Moffat, ensure three vehicles are on the road and pay for lifesaving first aid, communication and technical equipment.And, there are the added

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2 Republicans opposed by Trump win in N. Carolina, Kentucky

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Voters rebuffed President Donald Trump and nominated two Republicans he opposed to House seats from North Carolina and Kentucky on Tuesday. Calls in higher-profile races in Kentucky and New York faced days of delay as swamped officials count mountains of mail-in ballots.

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Armed forces day marked with flag flying at North Lanarkshire headquarters

North Lanarkshire is marking this weekend’s armed forces day by flying the flag for those giving their service.Airdrie North councillor David Cullen joined provost Jean Jones and council chief executive Des Murray to raise the flag at the authority’s Civic Centre headquarters in Motherwell.Planned events for national armed forces day this Saturday have been cancelled due to the coronavirus outbreak, but the council is still marking the occasion by flying the flag throughout this week.Armed forces champion Councillor Cullen, who himself served in the army, said: “Armed forces day gives us the chance to show our appreciation for the selfless sacrifice and dedication given to our country by our services both past and present.“No better example

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Coronavirus outbreaks on farms are holding back the entire region, says Windsor mayor

COVID-19 on local farms.Drew Dilkens said Tuesday that the high number of COVID-19 cases on farms in Essex County was holding back the entire region, and the local economy could not face another week of delay.The mayor said public health officials have failed to ensure all migrant workers are tested for COVID-19, and called on farmers to step in so the region can join the rest of the province in Stage 2 of reopening.“While the local health unit has thus far refused to test the full temporary foreign worker population, this next week presents an opportunity for our local agricultural community to step in where public health officials have failed,” Dilkens said in a statement.

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FDA grants fast track status to NeuroRx’s Covid-19 drug candidate

Sign up here for GlobalData's free bi-weekly Covid-19 report on the latest information your industry needs to know.The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted fast track designation to RLF-100 (Aviptadil), which is being developed by NeuroRx and Relief Therapeutics to treat acute lung injury / acute respiratory distress syndrome caused by Covid-19. RLF-100 is a synthetic version of human Vasoactive Intestinal Peptide (VIP), which decreases inflammation in the lungs.

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The King: Eternal Monarch star Woo Do Hwan pens a handwritten note to announce his military enlistment

We just discovered his impressive acting skills and we are already preparing ourselves to bid Woo Do Hwan a teary goodbye as he heads for his military enlistment. The King: Eternal Monarch star Woo Do Hwan made the heartbreaking announcement today.

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NHS worker 'distraught' after thieves steal bike from Wythenshawe Hospital during her shift on Covid ward

Wythenshawe Hospital during a shift on a coronavirus ward. Lucy Sumara works as a physiotherapist at the south Manchester hospital and has been redeployed to a COVID-19 ward during the pandemic.

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Patch 1.02 for ‘Valorant’ is live, ranked mode pushed back

Riot Games has officially released patch 1.02 for Valorant, and with it comes some major in-game changes and fixes.The biggest change of the patch was supposed to be the much-anticipated reintroduction of ranked mode, but that has been pushed back due to a game-breaking bug. Game director Joe Ziegler noted that the issue causes players to “every once in a while spawn in the opposing team’s spawn point.”“We are actively trying to fix this and get it out as fast as possible, but will not turn on competitive until it is fixed,” he added.

Gordon Ramsay seen back in London for first time since lockdown in Cornish holiday home

Gordon Ramsay has been pictured in London for the first time since he angered Cornish locals by taking his family to their second home in the county during lockdown.

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Hinduja brothers fight over letter dividing $11 billion family assets

Hinduja Bank -- an asset that was in Srichand’s sole name.Srichand and Vinoo want the court to rule that the letter should have “no legal effect" and cannot be used as a will, the judge said.

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Mike Tyson 'would have knocked out Deontay Wilder' had they fought in legend's prime

Deontay Wilder has been warned he would have been knocked out by Mike Tyson had they met in the legend's prime.

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Barmaid ignores lockdown to have 'mind-blowing' beach sex with married man

coronavirus outbreak. It was only recently that the Government gave singletons the green light to have sex with people they don't live with.

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Padma Lakshmi and Rachel Brosnahan lead politically active citizens showing off 'I Voted' stickers

With the political spectrum more divided than ever before, this election year is shaping up to be the most important, by far.Tuesday markedprimary elections in New York, Kentucky and Virginia, with congressional runoff elections in North Carolina and Mississippi and runoff elections for legislative races in South Carolina.And starsPadma Lakshmi and Rachel Brosnahan made their participation known after casting their votes, each taking to Instagram to show off the customary 'I Voted' sticker that's handed out at the ballot box.

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Winnie Harlow flaunts bikini body in Tommy Hilfiger outfit at the beach with NBA beau Kyle Kuzma

America's Next Top Model alum Winnie Harlow flaunted her 5ft9in bikini body while chilling with her quarantine partner - LA Laker Kyle Kuzma - on a Los Angeles beach Tuesday.Neither the 25-year-old Society Management Model nor the 24-year-old NBA power forward wore masks, which California Governor Gavin Newsom made mandatory for all public outings last Thursday.Mayor Eric Garcetti extended the stay-at home order indefinitely due to the 88K confirmed COVID-19 cases in LA County, which has led to 3,171 deaths as of Tuesday - according to Johns Hopkins University.

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Woman has 'tub of poo' pushed through her letterbox as 'Father's Day gift'

Facebook on Monday to condemn the behaviour. She posted a lengthy description of a woman she spotted leaving her property just before the "green tube containing faeces wrapped with a note" was discovered.

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Burger King launches new item to its menu – and brings back old favourite

Burger King has announced some changes. Although the menu has been reduced because of the coronavirus pandemic, the chain is about to feature two more items.

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Woman scoffs 4,000 calorie fish and chip feast in 30mins - and still has room for pint

A top food blogger has taken on one of Britain's biggest fish and chips meals - a 4,000 calorie feast enough to feed a family-of-five.Kate Ovens, famed for taking on giant food challenges, polished off the whopping 32oz cod and mountain of chips.She munched through the portion - five times larger than the average serving - in 30 minutes then finished it off by downing a pint.The 26-year-old was challenged to take on the estimated 4,000 calorie feast by Ancell’s Fish and Chips in Kate’s hometown of Fleet, Hampshire.The tasty treat was so large that it had to be served on a tray, because the huge cod fillet measured 24 inches long.Kate said: “I’ve had fish and chips from Ancell’s a couple of times since they re-opened, so when they offered to

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Taxi drivers hit out at North Lanarkshire Council over home-to-school contracts

Taxi operators have hit out at North Lanarkshire Council over its handling of payments for home-to-school contracts while schools are off.The Wishaw Press has been contacted by a number of taxi drivers and company bosses angered at the council paying them 20 per cent on the contract rather than 75 per cent.In April, NLC advised operators via Strathclyde Partnership for Transport – which issues contracts on its behalf – that they would be paid 75 per cent of the value of those contracts until June 24 “on the condition that [they] have not accessed alternate national funding programmes” such as the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS).One driver, who asked to be named, said: “I have two school contracts so my income has dropped from £1700

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