Torbay man arrested in Storm Chips Sting operation
Robert Cahill of Torbay will appear in Provincial Court on Monday on charges of hoarding storm chips. It’s alleged that Mr. Cahill visited all supermarkets in the Metro Region as well as all convenience stores and bought hundreds of bags of chips, there by causing great pain and suffering to other residents of the metro area who were unable to find a bag of chips. To make matters worse, it’s alleged also that Mr. Cahill refused to share his chips. If convicted, he faces a fine of up to $10,000 and a life time ban on purchasing or consuming potato chips.
A veteran Russian diplomat has resigned over what he called the "disaster" of his nation's invasion of Ukraine.
A Russian soldier who admitted murdering an unarmed 62-year-old Ukrainian civilian has been sentenced to life in prison in the first war crimes trial of the conflict.
At least seven people have died after a high-speed Philippine ferry carrying 134 people caught fire.
Australia's Labor Party leader Anthony Albanese has been sworn in as the country's 31st prime minister, promising a "journey of change" as he vowed to tackle climate change, rising living costs and inequality.
Boris Johnson has written an open letter to the children of Ukraine, praising them as role models for children and adults everywhere and telling them "we in the UK will never forget you".
Startling new figures from the UN show the war in Ukraine has displaced more than eight million people.
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