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Ukrainian-Thai boy, 8, wounded in suspected shark attack

PHUKET: An eight-year-old boy of mixed Thai and Ukrainian heritage was attacked by a big fish, possibly a shark, while playing in the sea off Kamala beach in Kathu district on Sunday, a rescue unit of the Kamala tambon administration organisation (TAO) reported.

Bangkok Post

Katy Perry shares secrets behind Little Mermaid transformation on American Idol

The pop singer wowed fans when she transformed into the iconic Disney Princess Ariel from The Little Mermaid for a Disney themed episode of American Idol – but it took a lot of effort to get into costume

Daily Mirror

'Lungs of the Mediterranean' at Risk

Under the Mediterranean waters off Tunisia, gently waving green seagrass meadows provide vital marine habitats for the fishing fleets and an erosion buffer for the beaches the tourism industry depends on. Even more importantly, seagrass is such a key store of carbon and producer of oxygen -- critical to slowing…

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Russian politician tells Brits to pray for 'moss-covered' Queen and claims fish and chips are from Russia

United Russia politician Andrey Isayev criticised the UK on state media channel Russia 1

Wales Online

World-first women's fly fishing championships beckons Tasmanian trio

A world-first event is just weeks away for Tasmania's three best female fly fishers, who are heading to Norway to compete in the first-ever championships for women.

ABC News

Putin's crony tells Brits to pray for 'moss-covered' Queen in bizarre rant on Russian TV

United Russia politician Andrey Isayev, 50, blasted the UK on popular state media channel Russia 1 on Friday - telling Brits to "pray for your moss-covered Queen" and claiming that fish and chips are a Russian invention

Daily Mirror

Portrait: Son of Beansprout

Memoir of a boy in the wild

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Beloved family run aquarium 'desperate' to remain open despite setbacks

“It’s been almost 60 years as a family run business. We want to keep it going.”

Liverpool Echo

Tory failure to act has made Commons misogyny worse, says Keir Starmer

Labour leader says ‘fish rots from the head’ after resignation of Neil Parish for watching porn in parliament

The Guardian - UK

Minister blames long hours for MPs misbehaving as Starmer calls for culture change ‘from the top’

‘Fish rots from the head’: Labour leader says misbehaving MPs cannot hide behind excuse of work pressure and long hours

The Independent UK

Scottish Government ban on Firth of Clyde 'ruining generations of business', fishermen say

An 11-week ban was implemented in February to protect cod stocks but it affected all boats in the area, not just larger trawlers

Daily Record

Bass angler lands gar that rivals record; ‘So rare to come by’

A Texas angler who was fishing for bass received the surprise of a lifetime recently after the fish that attacked his lure turned out to be a 58-inch longnose gar.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Mystery as hundreds of fish found dead in lake sparking water pollution concerns

Locals in Glasgow raised the alarm after spotting hundreds of dead fish at Hogganfield Loch sparking a probe by the Scottish Environmental Protection Agency

Daily Mirror

Hundreds of fish found dead in Glasgow loch as SEPA launch investigation

Around 200 fish have been found dead in a Glasgow loch, leading SEPA to investigate.

Daily Record

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Glasgow Live

Glasgow SEPA probe underway after around 200 fish found dead in Hogganfield Loch

The fish are believed to have come from a culvert that comes in to the loch from Frankfield Loch nearby. Environmental protection agency SEPA is currently investigating the incident.

ABC News

Processionary caterpillar a welcome sign ahead of annual mullet season

Residents across south-east Queensland are noticing the processionary caterpillar on the move. For First Nations people, these hairy creatures are one of the signs ahead of the upcoming winter mullet season.

ABC News

Pioneering diver Valerie Taylor helped film Jaws, then spent her life trying to save sharks

Would you coat your arm in raw fish then swim with sharks? Valerie Taylor did.

Liverpool Echo

Gun thug gives middle finger to police as he's sent down

He hid a loaded gun in an empty fish tank for a teen drug gang who terrorised Dingle

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Joey Bissing’s path from high school football to HS bass fishing to college bass fishing, and beyond

Joey Bissing has had a journey from a football injury to high school bass fishing to college fishing on the way to a life in fishing.

Glasgow Live

New seafood restaurant The Scallop's Tale opens Monday as we get first look inside

Arriving in time for the Bank Holiday Weekend, The Scallop's Tale promises an exciting menu and a ‘refined family dining experience unlike anything in the surrounding area’.

Benzinga

10 Weirdest TV Commercials Of All Time

Some television commercials are entertaining. Some are irritating. Most are forgettable. But there are some that abuse the concept of weirdness for their bad taste, intellectual dishonesty and off-kilter imagery. For your reading pleasure, here are 10 television commercials that give new meaning to weirdness.

Bristol Post

Bristol’s iconic Glassboat restaurant put up for sale after 36 years

Since 2020, it has been the Fish seafood restaurant and takeaway but it has been closed for months

Leeds Live

De Baga review: Stunning new Leeds restaurant impresses with sublime Goan dishes

Offering an extensive cocktail menu, tropical interior design and so many interesting dishes, it's the perfect place to catch up with family and friends

Daily Record

Family-run Perth fishmongers George Campbell and Sons celebrates remarkable 150th anniversary

Started in 1872 on the south side of Edinburgh the seafood specialist is still going strong with the fourth generation at the helm

The Guardian - UK

‘The fruit really sings’: 10 mouth-watering mango recipes, from cocktails to carpaccio

Salads, sauces, pavlova, poke … With the alphonso mango coming into season, chefs and bartenders provide sweet and savoury inspiration

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