Two Britons among four killed in cable car crash near Naples
Margaret Elaine Winn, 58, and Graeme Derek Winn, 65, died with Israeli woman and Italian driver of cable car
Two British tourists were among four people who died when a cable car crashed to the ground near Naples in southern Italy.
Prosecutors in Torre Annunziata have opened an investigation into possible manslaughter charges after the crash on Thursday at Monte Faito, a peak about 28 miles (45km) south-east of Naples.
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Christian Dior appoints UK designer Jonathan Anderson as menswear boss
Man behind puzzle and pigeon bags, who transformed Loewe, brings buzz to French house as creative director
Jonathan Anderson, the designer who brought success, cool and viral fame to the Spanish label Loewe during his 11-year reign, has been announced as the new creative director of Christian Dior’s menswear collection. Taking over from Kim Jones, Anderson’s first show for the brand will take place in Paris in June.
While this is confirmation of news that fashion insiders were long aware of, it will definitely bring new buzz to Christian Dior. Anderson, now 40, has become something of a unicorn in the industry, a designer with boundless energy and ideas who is able to create distinctive and original designs but also sell clothes.
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Woman dead and man missing after being swept into sea in Victoria as four die in separate incidents on NSW coast
One woman managed to get back to shore after three washed into water near George Bass coastal walk south of Melbourne
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A woman has died and a man is missing after they were swept from rocks near a popular coastal walk in Victoria.
A further three people have also drowned in separate incidents in New South Wales.
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‘The posh areas get cleared’: bin strikes illustrate Birmingham’s wealth gap
People in poorer areas feel frustrated rubbish piles up during strikes, while wealthy households pay for removal
“It’s very frustrating that the posh areas get cleared and we’re just left, very frustrating but we expect it,” said Peter Thomas, outside his home in Ladywood, against a backdrop of overflowing bins.
Across neighbouring postcodes in Birmingham, the gap between wealthy and deprived parts of the city has been noticeable for residents ever since the bin strikes began last month.
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