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Newsweek
20 hours ago
- General
- Newsweek
Woman Steps Into New House With Labrador—Minutes Later Disaster Strikes
Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Newsweek AI is in beta. Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content. A woman's excitement over her new home quickly turned sour after a sudden accident. In a TikTok video, the woman took a clip of her Labrador retriever, Bear, unexpectedly breaking a glass window at his height within moments of their arrival. The viral footage, receiving over 780,000 likes, captured the immediate aftermath of the incident, leaving viewers stunned and concerned. The video opens with the woman's excited voice as she steps into the new house: "Yay, we got a new house," she said. But her joyful tone shifts to panic seconds later. "My dog just ran straight into the glass window and has smashed it … oh my God, I literally don't know what to do." The incident prompted an outpouring of concern and advice from TikTok users regarding the type of glass in the window. Many commenters wrote that the glass appeared to be unusually fragile for a ground-level or door-adjacent pane. One user posted: "I work for a window company and that is actually against code! Glass that is floor level or beside a door needs to be tempered and definitely shouldn't have broken like that. I'd inquire about all of the glass if I were you." "Wait, is that single pane glass?" another person wrote. "I haven't seen that in houses since I was a child. Do you guys not do triple glazing there?" The safety implications were a major concern for others: "Seriously, that was NOT the right glass in that window! I'm so glad your dog or potentially a child wasn't hurt! no security and unsafe!" Thankfully, an update video provided good news about Bear's well-being. Stock photo: A Labrador retriever looks outside from a window. Stock photo: A Labrador retriever looks outside from a window."Basically, my dog went headfirst straight through a window in our new house," she said. "As you can see, he's got a head of a bull. He's absolutely fine, his head was fine, he didn't have any injuries … and his paws are absolutely fine, thankfully no glass or anything under there as well." The owner added: "So, really pleased that he was left unharmed, just a little bit shaken up—but he's being his absolute self today." She said that the broken glass has since been replaced: "We've put in safety glass that looks exactly the same, but obviously it's thicker," the owner added. While the new safety glass provides a much-needed upgrade, she said, she also hopes that Bear learned his lesson—and catches on to the doggy door method instead. Newsweek reached out to @marfmaay for comment via TikTok.
India.com
2 days ago
- Politics
- India.com
Russia suddenly launched missile attack on Ukraine from 3800 km away, Bad news for Trump and Ukraine due to...
Russia-Ukraine war (File) Russia-Ukraine war: In a significant development in the Russia-Ukraine war amid the talks of a possible ceasefire between the two parties, Russian forces, under the leadership of Vladimir Putin carried out a long-range missile strike on Ukraine using Tu-95 'Bear' strategic bombers. Taking off from the Belaya Airbase in Irkutsk Oblast, which is about 2,360 miles away from Ukrainian territory, Russian has launched the massive attack on Ukraine, weeks after Ukraine attacked several Russian cities in its massive drone attack. Here are all the details you need to know about Russia's recent attack on Ukraine using the Tu-95 'Bear' strategic bombers. How dangerous are Tupolev Tu-95 bombers? Tupolev Tu-95 (code-named Bear) is a heavy bomber plane first used in the Cold War. Made by Tupolev, the Tupolev Tu-95 was able to carry four powerful nuclear bombs. In addition to this, the bomber aircraft also supports Il-78 aerial refuelers which make it possible for the aircraft to make such a long journey without any mid-air landing. Russia's air defense systems intercepts aerial threats from Ukraine In another significant development, Russian news channel RT reported that Russia's air defense systems intercepted more than 150 incoming aerial threats, including at least 13 drones headed toward Moscow overnight. As per Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin and Russia's Ministry of Defense, 'at least 13 of those drones were intercepted en route to Moscow,' adding there were no casualties or damage. Emergency crews were deployed to respond to crash sites. The Russian Defense Ministry said that a total of 158 hostile aerial targets were downed since 6:15 pm Friday across multiple regions, including Bryansk, Oryol, Kaluga, Rostov, Tula, Kursk, Smolensk, Voronezh, and Moscow. The large-scale drone raid is one of the most extensive in recent weeks, RT noted. Notably, Ukraine has intensified its UAV attacks deep into Russian territory over the past week, with many targeting residential areas and civilian infrastructure. (With inputs from agencies)
South Wales Argus
2 days ago
- Sport
- South Wales Argus
Randall backing England to blossom further after summer tour triumph
The Bristol Bears scrum-half, 27, was one of six try-scorers in Washington DC as Steve Borthwick's side completed a transatlantic clean sweep of victories after an impressive 2-0 win in Argentina. Fellow Bear Gabriel Oghre also capped a memorable international debut when he dotted down for England's final try after coming on in the second half. The match in the American capital kicked off an hour later than planned due to a lightning strike in the area, with the game then halted by a further half an hour on 29 minutes when another struck within 10 miles of the ground when England were 14-0 up. But Borthwick's side, missing several key players on the British & Irish Lions Tour to Australia, kept their composure to extend their resurgent run that has now seen them rack up seven wins on the spin – their longest streak since back in 2020. Randall has loved life in the camp over the last few weeks and is relishing the prospect of returning ahead of crunch autumn internationals against the likes of Australia and New Zealand. 'It's really satisfying – I think we're building something really special here over last few campaigns,' he said. 'There are a few boys away with the Lions – that strength in depth comes through really nicely. 'I think we've showed that over the last few weeks. 'It's one of the tightest groups I've been a part of – generally everyone gets on with everyone and ultimately that's what makes a great team at the end of the day. 'Having that camaraderie – we're definitely building that really nicely.' Randall, Oghre, Curtis Langdon, Luke Northmore, Cadan Murley and Jack van Poortvliet all scored in a commanding albeit imperfect display at DC's Audi Field. USA grabbed a late consolation through Shilo Klein to give the home fans who remained something to cheer about but England's work was done as they ended their triumphant tour in style. Replacement Randall admits he has never experienced anything like the delays that led to the game finishing 90 minutes later than planned but hailed the group for dealing with it in the best way possible. 'It was a bit of a disruptive game but you've got to adapt to these things, which I think we did pretty well,' he said. 'It was tough conditions – the ball got greasy and slippery but we got what we wanted in the end. 'It's the first time in that situation – it's a weird one. 'It was just a case of when that delay came, switching off, relaxing and keep sipping away fluids as it's so hot. 'When the time comes to get back out there again, it's about getting switched, warming back up and ready to come on when needed.'
Leader Live
2 days ago
- Sport
- Leader Live
Randall backing England to blossom further after summer tour triumph
The Bristol Bears scrum-half, 27, was one of six try-scorers in Washington DC as Steve Borthwick's side completed a transatlantic clean sweep of victories after an impressive 2-0 win in Argentina. Fellow Bear Gabriel Oghre also capped a memorable international debut when he dotted down for England's final try after coming on in the second half. The match in the American capital kicked off an hour later than planned due to a lightning strike in the area, with the game then halted by a further half an hour on 29 minutes when another struck within 10 miles of the ground when England were 14-0 up. But Borthwick's side, missing several key players on the British & Irish Lions Tour to Australia, kept their composure to extend their resurgent run that has now seen them rack up seven wins on the spin – their longest streak since back in 2020. Randall has loved life in the camp over the last few weeks and is relishing the prospect of returning ahead of crunch autumn internationals against the likes of Australia and New Zealand. 'It's really satisfying – I think we're building something really special here over last few campaigns,' he said. 'There are a few boys away with the Lions – that strength in depth comes through really nicely. 'I think we've showed that over the last few weeks. 'It's one of the tightest groups I've been a part of – generally everyone gets on with everyone and ultimately that's what makes a great team at the end of the day. 'Having that camaraderie – we're definitely building that really nicely.' Randall, Oghre, Curtis Langdon, Luke Northmore, Cadan Murley and Jack van Poortvliet all scored in a commanding albeit imperfect display at DC's Audi Field. USA grabbed a late consolation through Shilo Klein to give the home fans who remained something to cheer about but England's work was done as they ended their triumphant tour in style. Replacement Randall admits he has never experienced anything like the delays that led to the game finishing 90 minutes later than planned but hailed the group for dealing with it in the best way possible. 'It was a bit of a disruptive game but you've got to adapt to these things, which I think we did pretty well,' he said. 'It was tough conditions – the ball got greasy and slippery but we got what we wanted in the end. 'It's the first time in that situation – it's a weird one. 'It was just a case of when that delay came, switching off, relaxing and keep sipping away fluids as it's so hot. 'When the time comes to get back out there again, it's about getting switched, warming back up and ready to come on when needed.' Purchase your tickets to the Autumn Nations Series at Allianz Stadium
Powys County Times
2 days ago
- Sport
- Powys County Times
Randall backing England to blossom further after summer tour triumph
Harry Randall believes England are 'building something really special' after they rounded off their summer tour with an eventful 40-5 win over the USA. The Bristol Bears scrum-half, 27, was one of six try-scorers in Washington DC as Steve Borthwick's side completed a transatlantic clean sweep of victories after an impressive 2-0 win in Argentina. Fellow Bear Gabriel Oghre also capped a memorable international debut when he dotted down for England's final try after coming on in the second half. The match in the American capital kicked off an hour later than planned due to a lightning strike in the area, with the game then halted by a further half an hour on 29 minutes when another struck within 10 miles of the ground when England were 14-0 up. But Borthwick's side, missing several key players on the British & Irish Lions Tour to Australia, kept their composure to extend their resurgent run that has now seen them rack up seven wins on the spin – their longest streak since back in 2020. Randall has loved life in the camp over the last few weeks and is relishing the prospect of returning ahead of crunch autumn internationals against the likes of Australia and New Zealand. 'It's really satisfying – I think we're building something really special here over last few campaigns,' he said. 'There are a few boys away with the Lions – that strength in depth comes through really nicely. 'I think we've showed that over the last few weeks. 'It's one of the tightest groups I've been a part of – generally everyone gets on with everyone and ultimately that's what makes a great team at the end of the day. 'Having that camaraderie – we're definitely building that really nicely.' Randall, Oghre, Curtis Langdon, Luke Northmore, Cadan Murley and Jack van Poortvliet all scored in a commanding albeit imperfect display at DC's Audi Field. USA grabbed a late consolation through Shilo Klein to give the home fans who remained something to cheer about but England's work was done as they ended their triumphant tour in style. Replacement Randall admits he has never experienced anything like the delays that led to the game finishing 90 minutes later than planned but hailed the group for dealing with it in the best way possible. 'It was a bit of a disruptive game but you've got to adapt to these things, which I think we did pretty well,' he said. 'It was tough conditions – the ball got greasy and slippery but we got what we wanted in the end. 'It's the first time in that situation – it's a weird one. 'It was just a case of when that delay came, switching off, relaxing and keep sipping away fluids as it's so hot. 'When the time comes to get back out there again, it's about getting switched, warming back up and ready to come on when needed.'
