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ROCK ON JET (3.10 Ayr, nap)
He showed plenty of promise at novice level but really came into his own on handicap hurdle debut here last month. He went from the front over this trip and and didn’t see another horse in running out a comfortable six-length winner. It’s interesting to see him quickly switched to chasing with former champ Brian Hughes on board. That looks like a recipe for even more improvement.
WALK ON QUEST (2.10 Ayr, nb)
Like many Lucinda Russell horses, has looked a different beast since going over fences. He kicked off with a debut victory at Kelso and took a step forward when following up at Carlisle in November. That was over two miles but this stiffer test of stamina looks more suitable and his rider’s claim accounts for a 5lb rise in the handicap.
AWORKINPROGRESS (2.55 Lingfield, treble)
He’s another who has taken his form to a new level since tackling the bigger obstacles. Nick Gifford’s hope has yet to taste defeat in three chases including his past two around here. He can improve past his rising mark with relatively few miles on the clock.
WONDER (8.30 Wolverhampton, Lucky 15)
Just ran out gas when second over 1m6f here last time.James Fanshawe wisely drops him back in trip today and that can make the difference at a track that suits.
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February 11, 2025New York StateComments Off on Plane smashes into jet on runway at Arizona Scottsdale Airport as all flights grounded
AT LEAST person has been killed after a plane and a jet crashed on the runway of an Arizona airport.
All flights at the Scottsdale Airport have been grounded following the shock incident on Monday.
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A multi-million dollar jet horrifically smashed into another business jet at around 2.45pm.
At least one person was killed following the deadly crash, according to AZ Family.
Three other people have been rushed to hospital and at least one person was being treated on the runway.
“We have five souls, one [dead on arrival], two immediate that have been transported to local trauma centers, one delayed stable to a local hospital, and this is still an active scene,” said Scottsdale Fire Department Captain Dave Folio.
“We are still working on extricating one soul out of one of the airplanes.”
“An accident has occurred upon arrival to runway 21,” the Scottsdale Airport said.
The Federal Aviation Administration confirmed two private jets collided and they have temporarily paused flights into the airport.
“Learjet 35A veered off the runway after landing and crashed into a Gulfstream 200 business jet on the ramp,” the FAA said.
It is currently unclear how many people were on board the two planes.
Terrifying footage caught the two jets mangled on the runway.
A video also captured ambulances and emergency crew rush to the crash site.
The FAA said it was temporarily pausing flights into the airport.
It is not yet clear when operations and flights will resume.
An investigation has been launched into the horror airport incident.
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February 11, 2025New York StateComments Off on Trump’s chilling ultimatum to Hamas as he calls for all Gaza hostages to be freed this week or ‘all hell break loose’
PRESIDENT Donald Trump has issued an ultimatum to Hamas as he warns all hell is going to break out if they refuse to hand over the final hostages.
The Republican said the ceasefire deal between Hamas and Israel should be cancelled if the remaining hostages are not all released by 12pm on Saturday.
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He told reporters at The White House: “If they are not released by 12 noon on Saturday, I say call it off [the ceasefire] and then everything is open… let all hell break loose.”
Speaking directly on the hostages, Trump added: “I don’t want a trickle. Not three and then two. I want them all.”
Despite the chilling ultimatum, Trump also said he fears that many of the remaining captives could be dead.
He ended the powerful statement by saying any move is ultimately up to Israel.
His comments come just hours after terror group Hamas announced they are delaying any further hostage releases.
They accused Israel of violating the fragile ceasefire pact which only started three weeks ago.
Hamas’ top brass claim Israel has been dragging its feet on allowing aid into Gaza – a charge Israel has rejected as untrue.
The major confrontation comes just half way through the agreed six-week deal which should see 33 hostages ruthlessly snatched on October 7, finally returned home to their loved ones.
So far, 16 captives have been safely handed over since January 19 in five separate groups.
As well as five Thai hostages who were returned in an unscheduled release.
In exchange, Israel has released hundreds of prisoners and detainees, ranging from prisoners serving life sentences for deadly attacks to Palestinians detained during the war and held without charge.
Over a dozen hostages are still yet to be freed with fears increasing every day about the condition of those still being held.
Serious concerns are starting to grow over the youngest hostage, baby Kfir Bibas.
Kfir was only nine months old when he was barbarically forced to spend the majority of his life as a Hamas prisoner.
He was kidnappedfrom Kibbutz Nir Oz during Hamas’October 7 bloodbathalongside his parents and older brother, Ariel, five.
Trump made his Gaza comments to reporters as he signed a huge number of executive orders in the Oval Office.
One of these is aimed at encouraging the US government and consumers to purchase plastic straws opposed to paper ones.
Trump has been vocal on his thoughts on Gaza and the current war in the Middle East since returning to office in January.
He was left furious by the condition of the latest releases saying they “looked like Holocaust survivors”.
The US president said he was losing his patience with the hostage deal after seeing footage of Eli Sharabi, Or Levy and Ohad Ben Ami, who appeared gaunt upon their release.
Last week, the President surprised the world when he said the US should take over the decimated Gaza Strip and create his vision of a “Riviera of the Middle East”.
Trump’s idea included relocating two million Palestinians to neighbouring countries like Jordan and Egypt while the US reconstructs the area he called a “demolition site”.
He said he would turn Gaza into the “most spectacular development on Earth” but Palestinians have argued they will reconstruct the area themselves.
Kfir Bibas is the youngest Hamas hostage after being kinapped at just nine months oldKfir’s dad Yarden is among those who have already been freed in the first phase of the ceasefire
The company collapsed in 1990 after a probe into fraud was launched.
Nadir fled the country at the time, but in 2010 was convicted of ten out of 13 counts of theft.
He is survived by his wife and six children.
A statement added: “He will be buried in Nicosia Cemetery.
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