Robbie Coulson, now 12, was caught on camera at his school nativity having a nibble at his toenails. The hilarious footage - shared by his auntie Georgina Coulson, 35 - shows his brazenness when he realises he is being watched - and simply smiles. Robbie, from Newbiggin-by-the-Sea, UK, is "still a tinker today", according to Georgina, a carer - who captured the moment in 2020.
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Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy gave his Christmas greetings to the nation in his nightly address as the country officially marks the second Christmas held on the revised 25th of December day, and the third Christmas in total since Russia’s invasion.
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Locals in Damascus attended a vibrant winter market that brought food trucks, dazzling illuminations, and children’s attractions to the Syrian capital on December 23.The festivities came following a turbulent political period that culminated in the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime earlier this month.The rebel leaders who ousted Assad pledged to accept people of all religions in their vision for Syria’s future. But the country’s Christian community remains cautious, uncertain about what the future holds for religious minorities in the wake of the regime’s collapse. Credit: Obada Jbara via Storyful
STORY: :: Eleven people die in a blast at an explosives factory in northwestern Turkey:: December 24, 2024:: Balikesir, TurkeyCNN Turk broadcast photographs showing a fireball and smoke rising from the factory building, while subsequent video showed the mangled metal framework of the building destroyed in the blast.The explosion occurred at a factory in the village of Kavakli in Balikesir province and CNN Turk cited the local governor as saying there was no suspicion of sabotage.Many fire crews were sent to deal with the blaze and health and security units were dispatched to the area while an investigation was launched, the government's communications directorate said.
The festive period is almost upon us, but many people might still be looking for ways to jazz up their Christmas decorations. Now how old were you when you learned this trick?
The Kilauea volcano on Hawaii’s Big Island erupted in the early hours of Monday, December 23, as officials issued a volcano alert on “watch” status.Footage released by the United States Geological Survey (USGS) shows shows lava fountains feeding lava flows across the caldera floor as sun rises.The volcano is one of the world’s most active, and has erupted dozens of times since 1952, according to the USGS. Credit: @USGSVolcanoes via Storyful
Meet Fergus Drennan, a 53-year-old professional forager with over 20 years of experience, who’s already planning next Christmas with his fully-foraged festive pudding. Challenging himself to collect at least two wild ingredients each month, Fergus relies on nature’s seasons to source everything from Himalayan honeysuckle berries to birch polypore. Following his passion, he continues to experiment and refine his unique Christmas Pudding, which always delights his family.
Syria's new rulers have called for the disbanding of all armed groups. But in the southwestern town of Suwayda, a small group of Druze fighters are reluctant to give up their arms. These fighters from the Druze religious minority say they prefer to rely on their own men, rather than the promises made by Syria’s transitional authorities. A small group of armed fighters renew their allegiance to their brigade commander with a traditional Druze dance in the Syrian town of Suwayda near the border wi
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