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.
It took the best part of a day of waiting around before Gaza's Rafah border crossing with Egypt reopened for limited traffic.
Iran is summoning ambassadors from the European Union to protest against the decision to list the Revolutionary Guard as a terror group.
One of the screenwriters of an Oscar-nominated film has been arrested in Tehran days after signing a statement condemning Iranian leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and his regime's violent crackdown on protesters.
Donald Trump has said the Kennedy Center will close for two years in plans that are fuelling the growing controversy over the Washington DC arts venue.
The president of world football's governing body FIFA has apologised to British football fans after a comment which was criticised as a "cheap joke" by the Football Supporters' Association.
It's make or break this week for averting war between America and Iran.
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