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Was a flashy entertainer in the NRL in the pastCareer has been marred by series of controversies Was lucky to escape prison over his latest charges By JOSH ALSTON FOR DAILY MAIL AUSTRALIA Published: 18:51 EST, 12 December 2024 | Updated: 19:21 EST, 12 December 2024 Flashy yet controversial former NRL star Chris Sandow has been warned he’ll be jailed if he so much as drives his car to the shops as he appeared before the courts once again. Sandow began his NRL career with the South Sydney Rabbitohs in 2008, making an immediate impact and earning the Dally M Rookie of the…

By MIKE SHEEN Updated: 04:33 EST, 17 December 2024 Capita has ramped up cost saving targets after claiming early success from its embrace of artificial intelligence as human workers voluntarily exit the business.The outsourcing group, which administers the BBC licence fee, told shareholders on Tuesday it wants to slash £250million in costs by the end of next year, well up from its previous target of £160million.It follows a strategy shake-up, announced in June, that sees Capita cut costs and refocus its energies on core segments to bolster financial performance and cash generation.Capita said the ‘increasing use of AI and generative…

By RUSS WEAKLAND and J. PETERSON FOR DAILYMAIL.COM Published: 23:40 EST, 26 December 2024 | Updated: 23:41 EST, 26 December 2024 She’s spent her entire life sharing a stage with her mom, but now Blue Ivy is ready for her own moment in the spotlight.After performing alongside Beyonce at the NFL halftime show on Christmas Day, the 12-year-old is now keen to follow in her mom’s footsteps by doing more music. ‘Blue now more than ever has the bug for performing,’ a source told DailyMail.com.’This performance was very important to her. She didn’t want to embarrass herself or her mom,’ they…

When excavating the floor of a building, archeologists may typically uncover ancient earthenware tiles or a beautiful Roman mosaic. But a team in the Netherlands have uncovered a much more bizarre find – a floor of bones. The meticulously-arranged bones were found inside a building at Achterdam, a red light district in the Dutch city of Alkmaar.Taken from dead cattle, the bones might have been laid about 500 years ago during construction of the building, the experts think. However, the bones were laid centuries before Achterdam became famous as a red light district. The municipality of Alkmaar, Gemeente Alkmaar, said in a statement: ‘The question…

With the country’s near-total return to normalcy after years of quarantine and isolation measures, the Covid pandemic increasingly feels like a distant memory for many.But infectious disease experts are far less forgetful and have remained on their toes since the novel coronavirus was first identified in 2019, continuously looking for signs of mutations or other emerging threats.Now, they believe to have found one in influenza A subtype H5N1, known as the ‘bird flu,’ which has sickened at least 66 people across 10 states. These cases resulted from people coming into contact with infected poultry and cattle or from drinking unpasteurized…

By JAMES CIRRONE FOR DAILYMAIL.COM Published: 21:05 EST, 26 December 2024 | Updated: 21:39 EST, 26 December 2024 A search has been launched for a cruise ship passenger who is believed to have gone overboard while en route to the Bahamas.The Norwegian Epic reported an individual had entered the water around 3pm ET as the ship was sailing northbound from Ocho Rios, Jamaica, as it cruised toward Great Stirrup Cay in the Bahamas, Cruise Hive reported.The ship departed Port Canaveral, Florida, on Saturday and is currently on a seven-night Western Caribbean voyage.One passenger onboard the ship told DailyMail.com the captain…

Prince Harry’s role at mental health firm BetterUp is to ‘advocate for mental fitness’ and ‘guide the company’s social mission’.The Duke of Sussex is also a vocal champion for its app, described as ‘life coach Tinder for millennials’, revealing that he used it to find his own ‘truly awesome’ mental health trainer when he joined in 2021 post-Megxit.But past and present employees suggest there is much work to be done after describing the US-based business as a ‘toxic train wreck’ and ‘psychologically unsafe place to work’ where ‘everyone is uncomfortable and living in fear’.  There are also choice words for BetterUp’s…

By HUGO DUNCAN Updated: 17:13 EST, 17 December 2024 British defence group Chemring lost a tenth of its value as problems at its countermeasures business in Tennessee overshadowed the largest order book in its history.On a tough day for the FTSE 250 explosives maker, shares fell 13 per cent, or 47p, to 314.5p as it continued to lag behind larger peers such as BAE Systems, which also drifted lower by 2.3 per cent, or 27p, to 1170p but remains up 40 per cent in the past two years compared with Chemring’s gain of just 7 per cent.The sell-off came even as…

90 Day Fiancé star Sophie Sierra gifted herself the ultimate holiday present: a stunning health transformation.The reality TV beauty took to Instagram on Monday to flaunt her dramatic weight loss, leaving fans buzzing over what some are calling her ‘revenge body.’Sierra, who most recently appeared on the hit TLC show alongside her now ex-husband Rob Warne, reportedly ended the relationship earlier this year.Accompanying a carousel of striking gym photos, where she sports a skintight sports bra and leggings to highlight her progress, Sierra also debuted a hair makeover—ditching her signature blonde for a sultry brunette look. Alongside the images, she shared…

By SHIVALI BEST FOR MAILONLINE Published: 10:00 EST, 17 December 2024 | Updated: 10:00 EST, 17 December 2024 Whether it’s an elaborate table display or intricate tree baubles, many of us enjoy decorating our homes over the festive season. But a new study might have you reconsidering your decorations. Research has revealed that your Christmas decorations could be harbouring five times as many germs as the average toilet seat.Experts from Initial Wahsroom Hygiene used swab tests to analyse the germs on 25 Christmas decorations in five homes. This included everything from trees to baubles, as well as festive wreaths and tree lights. The results…