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    Murder charge dismissed for Queensland woman who helped ill husband die▼Cheers as murder charge dismissed for Queensland woman who helped terminally ill husband die✉newsWorldCrime1 d ago

    A Queensland woman who helped her terminally ill husband die will not face a murder trial, after the charge against her was dismissed in court, prompting cheers from those present. The case has reignited debate in Australia about assisted dying, compassion for the terminally ill, and how the law treats carers and family members who help loved ones end their suffering.

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    Murder charge dismissed for Queensland woman who helped dying husband●Cheers as murder charge dismissed for Queensland woman who helped terminally ill husband die https://www.theguardian.comMmastodonWorld21 d ago

    A Queensland woman who helped her terminally ill husband die will no longer face a murder charge, after the case against her was dismissed. Reports of the courtroom decision describe cheers breaking out, and the case has drawn attention to assisted dying laws in Australia, particularly around motor neurone disease and end-of-life choices for terminally ill patients and their carers.

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    Attention is on Queen Camilla after HELLO! Magazine highlighted an incident in which Princess Kate was reportedly 'told off' by Camilla during a public royal event. The moment, shared amid ongoing interest in the royal family, is drawing fresh commentary about the relationship between the two senior royals.

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    Queen Letizia of Spain attended a gala dinner wearing a floral tiara, chaton diamond earrings, and a dress loaned by Carolina Herrera New York. She appeared alongside Brigitte Macron, who wore a white and silver look. Spanish press highlighted the two women's fashion choices and the symbolism of the borrowed gown during the diplomatic event between Spain and France.

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    King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia of Spain received French President Emmanuel Macron with full honours during a state visit to Madrid. It is one of Macron's final trips of state before France holds elections. Spanish and French media are covering the ceremony and the political timing of the visit.

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    Strictly fans hail 'queen' of show after ballroom surprise●Strictly Come Dancing fans hail 'queen' of show after ballroom surprise following plea https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://wwMmastodonCultureTelevision222 h ago

    Strictly Come Dancing viewers have flooded social media to praise one contestant as the 'queen' of the show after a surprise ballroom routine delivered following an earlier plea. Fans say the performance confirmed her status as a standout of the current series, with celebration spreading across fan communities. No further details on the dancer or the exact routine are given in the available coverage.

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    Cleanup begins in New York after nor'easter downs trees▼NYC nor'easter impact: Cleanup begins after storm downs trees in Queens, Brooklyn✉newsEnvironmentWeather21 h ago

    A nor'easter swept through New York City, downing trees across Queens and Brooklyn. Cleanup operations are now underway as crews work to clear fallen limbs and restore affected streets. Residents are assessing damage from the storm, which brought strong winds and disrupted neighborhoods across the boroughs.

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    Cricket washed out as badminton queen An reigns at Asian Games●Cricket washed out as badminton queen An reigns over Asian Games✉newsSportCricket1 h ago

    Rain wiped out the cricket schedule at the Asian Games, while badminton star An Se-young strengthened her dominance by claiming gold, cementing her status as the sport's leading player. The contrast of a weather-hit sport and a champion at her peak gave the Games one of its most talked-about sporting storylines of the day.

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    Queens of the Stone Age frontman Josh Homme is back in the California desert, where he built his career, with new music and what he describes as a fresh outlook. The Palm Springs-area feature highlights his return to his roots following a turbulent stretch in his life and career.

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    German media report concern for Princess Alexandra of Kent, a first cousin of the late Queen Elizabeth II and great-cousin of King Charles III, after she abruptly cancelled planned appearances. The 88-year-old princess, whose official name is Alexandra Lady Ogilvy, is one of the last senior working members of the extended royal family, prompting speculation about her health.

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    Spring's first bumblebee workers are often unusually small●# theBeeAt3 Basic bee facts every day at 3pm. 47. The first brood of female worker bumblebees produced in spring are oftMmastodonEnvironment166 h ago

    A bee educator's daily fact series notes that the first brood of female worker bumblebees produced in spring often emerges small, because developing larvae depend entirely on the queen for food. Later broods grow larger since a workforce of established workers helps nurse them, a detail resonating with nature and pollinator enthusiasts as spring colonies get going.

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    Free retro mash-up game Tower of Zeldaga released●The Tower of Zeldaga is a free retro mash-up of Zelda and Druaga in which you rescue Ganondorf from some evil blonde queMmastodonCultureGaming19 h ago

    The Tower of Zeldaga is a free retro-style game that mashes up The Legend of Zelda with the classic arcade title The Tower of Druaga. Players take on a quest to rescue Ganondorf from an evil blonde queen. The release is being shared among gaming communities as a curious fan-made crossover.

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    Aishwarya Rai turns heads at Paris Fashion Week▼ऐश्वर्या राय बच्चनGgoogleIN1K10 h ago

    Aishwarya Rai Bachchan is drawing wide attention after her appearance at Paris Fashion Week. Dressed in a velvet gown with a crown on her head, she was hailed by Indian media as a 'royal queen', with commentary claiming she outshone model Kendall Jenner on the same runway. Indian outlets and audiences are celebrating the look as a standout moment for the Bollywood star on the international stage.

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    Marine Lorphelin, Miss France 2013 who became a doctor, says she will soon be taken into care and will no longer have normal mobility 'for a while'. The former beauty queen turned physician shared that a health issue will restrict her movements, prompting concern and supportive messages from fans in France.

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    Queens Hospital Holds Community Preparedness Expo Ahead of Nor'easter▼NYC Health + Hospitals/Queens Hosted Timely Community Preparedness Expo as Nor'easter Approached New York City✉newsHealth12 h ago

    NYC Health + Hospitals/Queens hosted a community preparedness expo in Queens as a nor'easter approached New York City. The event aimed to help residents get ready for the storm, offering information and resources on emergency readiness. The hospital system highlighted the timing of the expo as particularly useful given the severe weather forecast for the city.

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    Oakland Gardens woman charged with attempted murder in Bayside slashing●Oakland Gardens woman criminally charged with attempted murder for slashing Bayside man: DA✉newsWorldCrime23 h ago

    Queens prosecutors have criminally charged an Oakland Gardens woman with attempted murder after she allegedly slashed a man from Bayside. The Queens District Attorney's office announced the charges, which stem from a knife attack that left the male victim injured. The case is now moving through the criminal courts, and the charge carries potentially lengthy prison time if she is convicted.

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    Man charged in murder investigation near Morganton railroad tracks▼Man charged in murder investigation near railroad tracks in Morganton✉newsWorldCrime1 d ago

    A man has been charged as part of a murder investigation near the railroad tracks in Morganton, North Carolina. Queen City News reported the charge, but details about the victim, the suspect's identity or the circumstances of the death have not yet been released. Local residents are following the case as investigators continue their work in the area.

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    Eight Science and Culture Books to Read This October●The Sleep Cycle of Ideas, Seeded Dream Poems, and the Queen of Dinosaurs: 8 Books We're Excited to Read This October httMmastodonScience35 h ago

    Nautilus has published a roundup of eight new books its editors are looking forward to reading in October. The selection spans science and culture, with titles including a book on the 'sleep cycle' of ideas, a collection of seeded dream poems, and a work about the 'Queen of Dinosaurs'. The list is aimed at readers seeking new science and culture reading as the autumn season begins.

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    London engineers build soft tunable lens that mimics the human eye●Engineers at Queen Mary University of London have developed a compact, electrically tunable lens that mimics the human eMmastodonScienceSpace28 h ago

    Engineers at Queen Mary University of London have developed a compact, electrically tunable lens that mimics the human eye's ability to focus. Instead of traditional mechanical motors, the lens uses soft, responsive materials, with spray-coated reduced graphene oxide as a key component. The design could enable smaller, faster and quieter focusing systems for cameras, imaging devices and other optics applications.

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    Heavy flooding hits Howard Beach roads in Queens●RAW: NY: !!! FLOODING IN QUEENS HOWARD BEACH ROADS✉newsWorld2 d ago

    Flooding is reported on roads in Howard Beach, a coastal neighborhood in Queens, New York, leaving streets submerged and affecting local travel. Raw footage from the area shows water covering the roadways. Flooding is a recurring problem in low-lying Howard Beach during heavy rain and coastal storms, and residents are likely watching conditions closely as weather continues.

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    Will Schwartz charts the musical life of Queens, NYC●No Place Like Home: The Male Pattern’s Will Schwartz is our guide to the musical life of Queens, NYC✉newsCultureMusic1 d ago

    Will Schwartz, of the band The Male Pattern, has penned a guide titled 'No Place Like Home' exploring the musical life of Queens, New York. The piece, published by Joyzine, takes readers through the borough's music scene from Schwartz's perspective as a local musician, highlighting the venues, artists and community that shape Queens culture.