New Zealand doctor 'stitches up leg' after shark attack
James Grant, a doctor, was fishing near Colac Bay, New Zealand when a shark bit his leg. After stabbing the shark to escape, Grant stitched up his leg using a first aid kit. He then traveled to a nearby pub for a drink. Source.
Royal overspend prompts call to open palace doors
Because
of overspending by the royal family, the Public Accounts Committee is
encouraging the Queen to find ways to increase the royal family's
income. One suggestion includes opening Buckingham palace to visitors
more often. Income from the palace visitations could also be used to
manage historic properties such as Windsor Castle and Victoria and
Albert Mausoleum. Source
German cows cause methane blast in Rasdorf
German cows cause methane blast in Rasdorf
Dairy
cows in Rasdorf, Germany produced such a high methane concentration
that the shed they lived in exploded. The explosion was sparked by a
static electric charge. Only one cow and the roof of the shed were damaged. Source
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