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Storm Corrie hit the Netherlands on January 31, with gale-force winds battering the coast and churning seas. The Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute issued a yellow warning for coastal areas. The coast guard said two ships collided near the port of IJmuiden, with 18 crew airlifted from one of them. Flight-tracking information showed 281 delays and 135 cancellations at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport. Storm Corrie arrived just one day after Storm Malik, which killed at least two people in the UK and three in northern Europe. This footage, posted on Twitter by @Dashuks, shows the waves at the Hook of Holland. Credit: @Dashuks via Storyful from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/jyuis51U2

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Australia’s most popular sedan is an electric car made in China. from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/DfCZQXSg1

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Portions of Maine awoke to heavy snowfall on Sunday, January 30, after a major winter storm impacted the US Northeast. Timelapse video recorded by Judi Michalik, who told Storyful she filmed it between 11 am on January 29 and 9 am on January 30, shows snow accumulating in Bangor. The National Weather Service reported any lingering snow in the region would clear up during Sunday, with high winds decreasing through the afternoon. Credit: Judi Michalik Photography via Storyful from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/duIcpsOmg

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They are the lost ones. from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/ZmyFCeJch

Liz walked into the bedroom with tears in her eyes. from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/bhtMfn68x

Exclusive: It is the most common cancer in children and the second most common in adults but nearly eight in ten Aussies have no idea of the symptoms of blood cancers, like Leukaemia. from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/Y254rn9Bd

Australian songwriters, producers and visual artists have been punching above their weight on the world stage, helping to craft the biggest pop songs of the past decade. from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/TDbalMF8g

The dinner table has become a battleground in Australian homes, with fussy eaters on one side and stressed parents on the other. from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/AvB1DoYT4

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At least three people were hospitalized with non-life threatening injuries after a bridge collapsed in Pittsburgh on January 28, authorities said. Photos released by Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald show vehicles in the rubble of the structure that collapsed over Fern Hollow Creek in Frick Park. Authorities warned of a “strong smell of natural gas in the area” and said a gas line had been cut. The collapse was confirmed shortly before 7 am, hours before President Joe Biden was scheduled to visit Pennsylvania to discuss infrastructure. Credit: Allegheny County Executive via Storyful from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/34h4r4a

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Protesters against COVID-19 measures who liken themselves to Jews under Nazi persecution are fuelling global anti-Semitism, the Israeli government said in a report marking International Holocaust Remembrance Day. Ilan Rubens reports. from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3u522Ve

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Thousands of youngsters in India torched empty train coaches and blocked rail traffic on Wednesday in protest against what they call irregularities in recruitment by the country's mammoth railways department, one of the world's largest employers. from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3IMmez9

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One hundred and twenty migrants rescued in the Atlantic Ocean were transported by a Spanish coast guard vessel to the port of Arguineguin in Gran Canaria on Wednesday (December 8). from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3fXBJIj

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Hospital admissions for food allergy-induced anaphylaxis have quadrupled in Australia in the past 14 years – a fourfold increase that has caused the number of non-allergenic edible options to explode in the mainstream market. from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3tWCwBA

Mandy Maysey has three children with Tourette syndrome but none are on the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) because “it’s just too bloody hard”. from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3tWCmKu

Almost half of all Australians are choosing to spend more time alone since the pandemic began, even though lockdowns have lifted. from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3AxHfLk

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Greece on Tuesday (January 25) shut down non-essential services and called a public holiday as the country battled a rare storm that left scores of people trapped in their vehicles. from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3KJfSlX

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Vehicles were seen stranded on roads and operations at Istanbul airport, Europe's biggest, were brought to a standstill on Monday following heavy snowfall. from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3r0vwSh

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Chinese residents maintained their optimism despite a warning issued on Monday (January 24) that weather conditions ahead of the Beijing Winter Olympics are "very unfavorable" when it comes to air quality. from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3478rnK

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Hundreds of truckers set off in convoy from British Columbia toward Ottawa on January 23 to protest against a COVID-19 vaccination mandate, local news reports said. A vaccine mandate for cross-border truckers came into effect on January 15. The mandate would see unvaccinated drivers face a two-week quarantine and pre-arrival molecular test for the virus before crossing back into Canada from the US. The Canadian Trucking Alliance said it “does not support and strongly disapproves of any protests on public roadways, highways, and bridges.” It said the “vast majority of the Canadian trucking industry is vaccinated.” The demonstration has been dubbed the “Freedom Rally,” with the hashtag #TruckersForFreedom also being used by those posting about the protest on social media. Brandon Quirk said this video showed the scene at a gas station in Calgary, Alberta, early on Monday morning. Reports said two groups joined up in Calgary the night before. Credit: Brandon Quirk via Storyful from Brea

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Pharmacists warn pensioners and other concession card holders will struggle to find rapid antigen tests when they become available for free at pharmacies today. It comes as 6.6 million concession card holders can claim up to 10 tests over the next 3 months under the scheme - with a maximum of 5 per month. Smaller chemists say they do not have enough stock to begin handing out the free kits - as they compete with Coles, Woolworths and larger chains such as Chemist Warehouse. from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3Iwsc7u

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Burkina Faso's government has dismissed talk of a coup after gunfire was heard at several military camps where mutinying soldiers called for more support from the authorities. David Doyle has more. from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3rMP5gd

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Russian Sukhoi Su-35 fighter jets started relocating to Belarus for drills, the Russian defence ministry said on Saturday (January 22), at a time of acute tensions with the West over neighboring Ukraine. from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3nOlj9q

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Spain's medieval city of Toledo was recognised on Friday (January 21) as having the "most beautiful night panoramic view in the world" by Japan's Convention Bureau and Tourism Office. from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3GTAR3n

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Meat Loaf fans in the UK paid tribute to the singer after his family announced his death on his official Facebook page on Friday, January 21. Footage filmed by Angie Monroe at her beauty salon in North Worcestershire shows customers waving their arms to Meat Loaf’s hit song Bat Out of Hell, which Monroe decided to play when she found out about the singer’s passing this morning. “My husband messaged me and I saw the notification on my watch,” she told Storyful. “I love Meat Loaf, I grew up listening to him. Truly gutted,” she said. Meat Loaf, born Marvin Lee Aday, died “surrounded by his wife Deborah, daughters Pearl and Amanda and close friends,” according to the post on his Facebook page. He was 74. Credit: Angie Monroe Salon via Storyful from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3KuGAyP

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Light snow moving across the Texas Panhandle on Thursday, January 20, caused dangerous travel conditions and accumulated more than half an inch in Amarillo, the National Weather Service (NWS) said. Video posted to Twitter by user @drpenn shows light accumulation on a residential road in Amarillo Thursday morning. The NWS said it received at least one report of a car sliding off the road Thursday morning. The station in Amarillo measured 0.6 inches of accumulation. Credit: @drpenn via Storyful from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3GIDYei

An 11-month-old girl is in critical but stable condition after suffering a gunshot wound to the face from a stray bullet fired on a Bronx street on January 19. Footage shows the suspected shooter running from Valentine Avenue onto East 198th Street before turning around and running back onto Valentine Avenue. A police statement said two shots were fired, one which entered a vehicle and struck the infant. The NYPD released the footage and appealed to the public for help in identifying the suspect, who was believed to be chasing another individual when the shots were fired. Credit: NYPD via Storyful from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/33EwVoB

An observatory in Hawaii captured atmospheric pressure waves created by the eruption of the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai volcano on January 15. The Gemini Observatory in Hawaii was 5,000 kilometers (3,000 miles) away from the eruption when it captured the atmospheric pressure waves on three different cameras. They are the “faintly red waves” seen in the footage, NOIRLab explained. The Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai volcano erupted on January 15, triggering a tsunami on the South Pacific nation of Tonga with waves up to 15 meters, according to information released by the Tongan government. At least three people were killed and dozens of properties were damaged across the islands. Credit: NOIRLab via Storyful from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3FT335e

Snow covered the ground in the Golan Heights on January 20 as Israel experienced its “first snowfall of winter.” Footage shows a snow-covered road and forest near Odem in the Golan Heights on January 20. The region saw heavy snowfall between January 19 and 20. The snowfall sparked concerns that people might mistakenly enter uncleared landmine zones. The Israeli Defense Force warned people to stay alert to signs and markings. Lieutenant Colonel Ze’ev Cohen said: “If there is any doubt that you mistakenly entered a landmine zone – stand still, and call for help. The IDF will arrive at any location necessary in the area.” Schools in the region were also closed on Wednesday and Thursday as authorities worked on clearing the roads. Credit: Drive Your Way – Reuven Sommer via Storyful from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3FGXIO1

Timelapse footage taken on Thursday morning, January 20, shows shallow fog “spilling” over San Francisco, the National Weather Service (NWS) said. This footage from an ALERTWildfire camera shows Bay Area skyscrapers poking through the cloud layer. A dense fog advisory was in effect through 10 am, the NWS said, with visibility as low as a quarter of a mile. Credit: ALERTWildfire via Storyful from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3tKszqF

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U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on Wednesday that Russia could launch a new attack on Ukraine at very short notice but Washington would pursue diplomacy as long as it could. from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3fH0Xug

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A small but mighty icebreaking boat was in action on Maine’s Penobscot River as part of a program to support Northeastern communities through the winter months. Footage posted by the US Coast Guard Sector Northern New England shows the USCGC Tackle breaking ice on the Penobscot River as part of OPRENEW. Ice can be heard cracking and breaking as the boat moves down the river. Operation Reliable Energy for Northeast Winters (OPRENEW) is an annual Coast Guard program that supports communities in the Northeastern United States. Goals include helping prevent loss of life on the water and making sure communities have fuel, food, and medical supplies. Credit: US Coast Guard Sector Northern New England via Storyful from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3GZi8Ud

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Drivers found themselves stuck in several inches of snow in Toronto after a winter storm struck southern Ontario on Monday, January 17. The Toronto Transit Commission said the majority of its fleet of buses were stuck in the snow. Several highways were closed due to stalled vehicles. As much as 45 centimeters (17.7 inches) of snow accumulated in Toronto. The storm prompted a blizzard warning for much of the city. Video taken by Gary Pieters shows a car spinning its wheels on the Gardiner Expressway in Toronto on Monday. Credit: Gary Pieters via Storyful from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3rtvwJv

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