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Daily Mail photographer witnesses Bondi Beach shooting: Two gunmen open fire at Jewish holiday celebration, killing twelve and injuring twenty-nine. The younger gunman positioned himself on a bridge, while the older man ran into the festival area. The photographer captures footage of the younger gunman firing, describing the terrifying scene of bullets whistling past him and people seeking cover. One gunman is killed, and the other is in critical condition. Improvised explosive devices are found at the scene, and emergency services remain on site as investigations continue.

Acer, a four-year-old boy, astonished viewers by solving a complex numbers game from Countdown, a feat that even adult contestants couldnt match. His fathers Instagram video showcasing his achievement sparked admiration on social media, with many labeling him a child prodigy. This isnt Acers first mathematical triumph; he previously demonstrated his counting skills as a toddler. The story echoes Rachel Rileys own experience when she was outsmarted by a child in a memory task involving Pi.

Chanukah by the Sea turns into a nightmare as gunmen open fire at Bondi Beach, killing twelve and injuring at least twenty-nine. Witness Arsen Ostrovsky describes the chaos and panic. One gunman is killed, another wounded, and emergency services respond. Police investigate suspicious items, including an improvised explosive device. The community is shaken, with authorities working to understand the full scope of the attack.

Tragic Shooting at Bondi Beach: A Possible Terrorist Attack Leaves Ten Dead, Injures Many; Prime Minister Faces Criticism for Timing of Social Media Post

In a devastating attack near Bondi Pavilion, Sydney, at least twelve people, including children, were killed during a Hanukkah festival. Two gunmen opened fire, killing one and critically injuring another. Among the victims was Alex Kleytman, who died shielding his wife, Larisa. The couple, originally from Ukraine, left behind two children and eleven grandchildren. Witnesses described chaos as people fled, some even jumping into the ocean. Authorities found suspicious items, including an IED, and are investigating the motive behind the attack.

Camden Councils Approval of Massive Housing Development in North London: A Milestone and Controversy Camden Council has given the go-ahead for a colossal housing project in North London, set to transform the West Kentish Town Estate. This £430 million, 20-year endeavor will create over 850 new homes, with 38% designated as affordable. The first phase, due by 2028, will build 52 homes, 48 of which are affordable for returning tenants. The project includes new public spaces and commercial areas, but lacks a new community center. Despite concerns about gentrification, disruption, and insufficient social housing, some residents view the development as a much-needed improvement.

In response to a terrorist attack at Bondi Beach during Hanukkah, Londons Metropolitan Police are boosting their presence in Jewish communities. The Australian incident, which resulted in multiple deaths and injuries, has sparked global concern and a call for unity. Authorities are urging calm as investigations continue.

The Genuine Jersey Christmas Market faced lower attendance and sales due to wet weather and cost-of-living crisis, but some traders reported success. Jersey saw a significant increase in Asian hornet nests, with nearly seven hundred found this year, more than double the previous year. Despite earlier concerns, the environment departments budget remains unchanged to manage the growing hornet population. Politicians rejected a proposal to eliminate mortgage interest relief for landlords, and a campaign group calls for Guernsey to ban social media for children under sixteen. Mark Mapp, the chief executive of St. John Ambulance and Rescue Service in Guernsey, announced his departure after seven years in the role.

Thousands rally in Crowborough, East Sussex, against plans to house migrant men at local army barracks. Protesters, carrying Union Jack flags and signs, chant slogans like Whose streets? Our streets! and Crowborough says no!. Despite local concerns, Home Office plans to close asylum hotels and find more suitable sites, collaborating with local authorities and property partners.