Alan Jones, Australia's Last F1 World Champion, Dies at 80 After Short Illness
Australian Formula One world champion Alan Jones has died at 80 after a short illness, the Australian Grand Prix Corporation said. He was Australia's last F1 champion.
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Lindum Level Crossing Upgrade Moves Ahead as Coopers Plains Project Stalls
Brisbane City Council passed the contracting plan for a $105 million Lindum level crossing upgrade, while the Coopers Plains project remains stalled with no construction start date.
West Indies Bat First in Sylhet Test as Chase Wins Toss Against Bangladesh
West Indies won the toss and elected to bat first in the second and final Test against Bangladesh in Sylhet, after winning the opening match in Dhaka by eight wickets.
West Indies Bat First in Sylhet as Chase Wins Toss in Decisive Second Test Against Bangladesh
West Indies captain Roston Chase won the toss and chose to bat first in the second and final Test against Bangladesh in Sylhet, with both sides making two changes.
Alan Jones, Australia's 1980 Formula 1 world champion, dies aged 80 after short illness
Alan Jones, Australia's 1980 Formula 1 world champion and one of only two Australians to win the title, has died aged 80 after a short illness, his family announced.
Alan Jones, Australia's 1980 Formula One champion, dies aged 80 after short illness
Former Formula One world champion Alan Jones, Australia's second drivers' titleholder, has died at 80 after a short illness, the Australian Grand Prix Corporation said.
NASA's Swift Telescope Burns Up Over Indonesia After Failed Rescue Left It Adrift
NASA's 22-year-old Swift observatory fell from orbit and burned up over North Sumatra, Indonesia, after a rescue mission failed. No damage or injuries were reported on the ground.
Accused officer Beau Lamarre-Condon tells murder trial he endured 'daily bullying' and homophobic abuse in NSW police
Former NSW police officer Beau Lamarre-Condon, accused of murdering Jesse Baird and Luke Davies, gave defence evidence alleging homophobic abuse and bullying while serving in the force.
Florcita Polo termina en emergencia tras presunto accidente en escaleras durante pelea con su pareja
Según Magaly Medina, Florcita Polo fue atendida en emergencia tras una presunta agresión de su pareja, Luiggi Yarasca, en Pachacámac. La información no cuenta con parte médico ni versión del implicado.
Australian F1 World Champion Alan Jones Dies at 80
Former Formula One world champion Alan Jones has died at 80 after a short illness, the Australian Grand Prix Corporation said. He won the 1980 drivers' title with Williams.
The Domino Effect: How Science's Major Breakthroughs Make Nobel Prizes Predictable
Dr. William Brown argues Nobel science prizes often follow predictable chains of discovery, citing gravitational waves, black holes, and gene-editing as examples.
Joven de 26 años muere tras caer desde un séptimo piso de un hotel en São Luís, Brasil; video registró la tragedia
Renata Rebeca Negrão Saldanha, de 26 años, murió tras caer por la ventana de un séptimo piso de un hotel en São Luís, Brasil. Las autoridades investigan y consideran preliminarmente una muerte accidental.
São Paulo e Corinthians ficam no 0 a 0 na Vila Belmiro, com gol anulado, expulsão e lesão de Garro
Clássico na Vila Belmiro terminou sem gols, com 37 finalizações, expulsão de Yuri Alberto e lesão do capitão Rodrigo Garro.
Velesto Energy Gains Analyst Upgrades as Idle Rig Naga 3 Returns to Work
Velesto Energy's last idle drilling rig, Naga 3, has won a PETRONAS Carigali contract after a planned sale collapsed, prompting analysts to upgrade the stock to buy.
Bukele Touts Salvadoran Troop Deployment in Haiti as Four Missing Technicians Remain Unfound
El Salvador's President Bukele has sent over 2,000 troops to Haiti after four Salvadoran technicians vanished, as gangs contest Port-au-Prince and aid access shrinks.
Hallan muerto al viceprimer ministro de Baviera, Hubert Aiwanger, en un hotel de Berlín
El viceprimer ministro bávaro Hubert Aiwanger fue hallado muerto en su habitación de hotel en Berlín; la policía y la fiscalía investigan las causas sin descartar ni confirmar hipótesis.
Paris Shopfronts Boarded Up on Rue de Rivoli and Champs-Élysées as France Braces for High-Risk Strike Day
Paris shops on major tourist streets have been boarded up ahead of a nationwide strike and protest day over living costs and public services, with 500,000 to 700,000 demonstrators expected.
Restauração de capela em Bento Rodrigues resgata fé e memória 11 anos após tragédia de Mariana
Restauração da Capela de Nossa Senhora das Mercês, em Bento Rodrigues (Mariana, MG), resgata memória e fé de atingidos pelo rompimento da barragem da Samarco em 2015.
Muddy Footprint Leads Searchers to Missing 6-Year-Old Boy Found Alive in Kentucky Woods
A 6-year-old boy with autism, missing for about two days in rural eastern Kentucky, was found alive Tuesday after more than 300 volunteers and multiple agencies searched around the clock.
Scientology-Linked Watchdog Urges Holiday Mental Health Habits: Sleep, Exercise, Diet, Social Ties
The Citizens Commission on Human Rights, a group co-founded by Church of Scientology members, urges science-backed lifestyle changes like social contact, exercise, sleep and diet to support mental health during the holidays.