A delivery truck driver and his colleague managed to fight off two would-be carjackers in front of shocked bystanders at a busy Melbourne service station. The wild brawl was sparked when the alleged attackers hurled racial insults before demanding the keys to their truck. The truck driver went toe to toe and traded blows with the would-be thieves. 'Woah, woah, woah,' the alleged attacker yelled. Their alleged attackers were last seen heading southbound on the Eastlink and remain on the run, according to Victoria Police.

TYRONE 0-19 (0-1-17) CORK 0-22 (0-2-18)A bizarre Brian Hurley two-pointer was key to Cork earning promotion to Division 1 for the first time in 10 years. Tyrone were standing off their Cork markers and the visitors put up the first three scores inside the opening eight minutes. TYRONE: O. O’Kane; C. Quinn, P. Teague, B. Cullen; N. Devlin, B. McDonnell, J. Clarke; B. Kennedy, C. Kilpatrick; S. O’Donnell, R. Cassidy, B. McDonnell; D. McCurry, M. Donnelly, E. Jordan. CORK: P. Doyle; S. Meehan, D. O’Mahony (c), M. Shanley; B. O’Driscoll, T. Walsh, L. Fahy; C. O’Callaghan, I. Maguire; P. Walsh, S. McDonnell, S. Sherlock; C. Jones, D. Sheedy, M. Cronin. Subs: B. Hurley for D. Sheedy (53); R. Deane for P. Walsh (59); R. Maguire for L. Fahy (61); D. Buckley for I. Maguire (69).

A murder probe is underway after a mother died following a serious incident in Londonderry, sparking an outpouring of grief across the community. Police were called to a property in Summer Meadow Mew shortly after 10.20am on Saturday, where Amy Doherty was discovered with injuries. A 30-year-old man has since been arrested on suspicion of murder as detectives continue their investigation into the circumstances surrounding her death. The tragedy has sent shockwaves throughout the city, with political representatives and community figures expressing their sorrow and calling for action. Sinn Féin MLA Ciara Ferguson said there is shock and devastation across Derry after the suspected murder of a woman in the city.

Princess Beatrice put on a united front with her husband during a lunch out at a sushi bar in Notting Hill amid fears her 'marriage is in trouble' in the wake of the Epstein scandal. The 37-year-old royal was all smiles as she left the Eel Sushi Bar with property developer Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi. Beatrice's father, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, yesterday broke cover for the first time since his arrest last month. King Charles stripped his brother of his royal title last November in the wake of the Jeffrey Epstein scandal. 'She came up with the idea of featuring the Queen's corgis in a show.

UFC boss Dana White bizarrely needed an interpreter to translate a question from a British journalist on Saturday night. Dana White bizarrely needed an interpreter to translate a question from a British journalistCan’t lie, Dana White needing a translator for the #UFCLondon post fight presser was hilarious to me. 'Dana hang it up bro… enjoy retirement or boxing, needing an english to english translator…' said another. A third joked: 'Man I really want to get a job as Dana White's English to English translator'. While a fourth commented: 'Can’t lie, Dana White needing a translator for the #UFCLondon post fight presser was hilarious to me.'

At Dublin District Family Court, judge Gerard Furlong granted the woman a protection order on an ex-parte basis prohibiting her father from using or threatening to use violence. This is specifically because I have work or school in the morning,” the woman told Dublin District Family Court. The woman, aged in her early 20s, said her father had been “extremely verbally abusive to me almost every single day”. Judge Gerard Furlong granted the woman a protection order on an ex-parte basis (one side represented only), which prohibits her father from using or threatening to use violence. Furlong granted the woman a protection order on an ex-parte basis and said she should report the alleged crime of distributing images without her consent to gardaí.

The Britain’s Got Talent stage was awash with emotion on Friday night when Jeremy Clarkson's farming choir stole the spotlight and earned a Golden Buzzer from judge Amanda Holden. The Hawkstone Farmer's Choir, made up of rural workers more used to early mornings than standing ovations, delivered a heartfelt performance that left the judges visibly moved. Guest judge Stacey Solomon added: 'I don't think anyone will understand the power of a choir unless they've been in a choir. The Hawkstone Farmers Choir will advance to the live semi-finals as they compete for the £250,000 prize and a coveted place at this year's Royal Variety Performance. Before their performance, choir member Katryna Shell told the judges and the crowd at Birmingham's Hippodrome: 'Jeremy Clarkson did a thing… Jeremy brought us together to sing, and it's just really been amazing for us all.'

Glasgow Warriors 38 Leinster 17Leo Cullen’s Leinster came unstuck in a top four clash on Saturday night as the reigning BKT United Rugby Championship holders fell to a comprehensive 38-17 loss to Glasgow Warriors in Scotstoun. From there it was all Glasgow, with Leinster losing both Brian Deeny and Rónan Kelleher to the bin and the home side made them pay. George Horne made it three tries in eight minutes as centres Stafford McDowall and Johnny Ventisei carved open Leinster from deep inside their own half. Speaking after the game, head coach Leo Cullen heaped praise on Glasgow, but felt his side were left to rue the costly period down to 13 men. “We just weren't clinical enough and if we get a score at that stage (after half time), you get the game back to one score game”, Cullen told Premier Sports.

Royal Stoke patient Lynn in global stroke trial UK firstShe experienced a stroke at workView Image Lynn Doherty with staff from the CRDC (Image: UHNM)A global stroke trial being delivered at the Royal Stoke has recruited its first patient. ‌The global ReMEDy2 stroke trial is being delivered at the Royal Stoke University Hospital in partnership with UHNM’s stroke service and research and innovation (R&I) teams. ‌Lynn Doherty, 65, from Bradley, became the North Midlands CRDC’s first recruited patient after experiencing a stroke while at work on 7 January. Professor Christine Roffe, principal investigator and consultant acute stroke physician, said: “For many stroke patients treatment options are limited by time, as standard clot-busting drugs must be given within hours of symptom onset. “Recruiting our first patient is a major milestone for the North Midlands CRDC.

Children who spend more than three hours a day on social media are more likely to develop mental health problems such as depression and anxiety as teenagers, according to research. The link between social media use and depression was also stronger in girls, the study found. We think this is the key reason we’re seeing a lasting impact on their mental health down the line,” prof Toledano said. Growing concern about social media and children has led to an EU expert group analysing whether a minimum age for use is needed. Australia has already banned under-16s from social media platforms.

A 23-story tower is set to change a Californian city skyline forever as it will become the tallest building in Berkeley. The dorm building, in what has regularly been dubbed California's most liberal city, will be targeted to freshmen and is set to hold single rooms, doubles and triples. Berkeley is pictured with the city of Oakland in the backgroundThe student population of UC Berkeley saw 7,657 new transfer and first year students enrolled in the fall semester of 2024. 'Berkeley is becoming a city of big walls and on top of that the designs are pretty uninteresting. The building comes after the university faced calls for additional housing, as students cram triples into double rooms while the city booms with students.

The 51-year-old allegedly blew .304 in a roadside alcohol test but later refused to submit to further breath analysis at Chatswood police station. He then said Jansen suffered from GERD, which caused her to record false blood alcohol levels on roadside breath-testing devices. She initially recorded a breath test reading of 0.243, then registered a second reading of 0.193 after being taken to Chatswood police station. More than a year later, Mr Bowe successfully argued Jansen's blood alcohol reading could have been caused by her skincare regime, combined with a reflux condition. Professor Christie testified the quantity Jansen consumed should have left her with a blood alcohol reading of 0.12 or lower - below the 0.15 high-range drink-driving threshold.

But I felt Ronan Daly best epitomised our desire to keep fighting at that stage of the game. The point in the second half where he slalomed past a few defenders with a pirouette before driving one over against a very tricky wind was sensational. Credit to our defence though in this case as we rarely got overrun in the second half, which is a very positive sign in terms of the team’s athleticism. There was a stark contrast in the second half, where we didn’t squeeze with the same intensity and they punished us with superb long-range shooting. UP THE ROSSIES: Adam Ward, Hawthorn Drive, Roscommon, was in the Hyde to see the Rossies get the better of Donegal and confirm their Division One status for 2027.

Dundee United 2 Celtic 0Slipshod Celtic stumbled in this season's compelling William Hill Premiership title race with a damaging 2-0 defeat by Dundee United at Tannadice. On a poor Tannadice pitch, the Hoops were shaken by a Will Ferry goal in the 51st minute before Emmanuel Agyei drove in a second in the 63rd minute. Jim Goodwin's side, who beat Celtic 2-1 in December during Wilfried Nancy's short tenure, was unchanged. In the 37th minute, United stopper Ashley Maynard-Brewer made a decent save from Iheanacho's angled-drive after the visitors had pierced the home defence, which was largely solid. Sinisalo tipped a free-kick from Ferry over the crossbar and Iurie Iovu headed the corner just over, while Celtic simply could not find a way back.

Kate O’Connor is firmly on track to secure another major medal for Ireland after a strong first three events in the pentathlon at the World Indoor Championships in Torun, Poland. Poland’s Adrianna Sulek-Schubert is in fourth with 2875, just 34 points behind O’Connor. She was visibly frustrated after failing three times at 1.84m, given she cleared a PB of 1.86m at the World Championships in Tokyo last year. Sulek-Schubert also has a quicker PB than O’Connor over 800m, 2:07.17 to O’Connor’s 2:09.56, while Dokter’s best is 2:10.88. I'm incredibly disappointed.”World Indoor Championships: Live, Virgin Media Two, 4.30pmIrish in action, Sunday (Irish time)Kate O’Connor: pentathlon long jump, 4.40pm; pentathlon 800m, 7.03pm