Sir Tom Farmer, the Edinburgh-born entrepreneur who founded Kwik Fit and built it into a £1 billion business, has died at the age of 84. In addition to his success in the automotive services industry, he was also a former owner of Hibernian Football Club. Pub evacuated after magnet fisherman discovers unexploded bomb in river, prompting major emergency response. Patrons at The King's Head in Hoveton, Norfolk, were forced to leave the premises this afternoon after a man magnet fishing in a nearby river unearthed a suspected explosive device. Police responded to the scene on Station Road around 1:42 PM, establishing a 100-meter cordon and closing the road as a precaution. Emergency services, including fire crews, remain on-site, while the Army’s Explosive Ordnance Disposal team from Colchester is en route to assess and safely remove the device. Two former soldiers have accomplished a remarkable feat by completing six half marathons in just six consecutive days, all in support of charity. How Trump could revitalize U.S. manufacturing hinges on a strategic investment in advanced robotics and a skilled American workforce to operate them. By focusing on innovation and training, the Trump administration has the potential to restore the nation's manufacturing strength and fulfill its promise to Make America Great Again. Ebbw Vale RFC advance to the Super Rygbi Cymru final after a remarkable comeback, overturning a 21-5 half-time deficit with a stunning second-half performance. The Trump administration plans to discharge up to 1,000 transgender troops by June 6, following a directive from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. He announced the deadline on social media, declaring the Pentagon is moving away from "wokeness and weakness." The move comes shortly after the Supreme Court allowed the transgender military ban to proceed while ongoing legal challenges are resolved. Originally implemented during Trump's first term through an executive order, the ban reversed an Obama-era policy that allowed transgender individuals to serve openly. Though rescinded under President Biden, the Trump administration is now reasserting the policy, claiming it reflects the will of the American people. GLAAD and other advocacy groups have condemned the decision, with critics warning it undermines military readiness and the dignity of those currently serving. Otto Kemp’s rise in Triple-A is being fueled by an unwavering work ethic and relentless determination. Once an undrafted free agent overlooked due to multiple injuries, Kemp is now making waves with the Lehigh Valley IronPigs, the Phillies’ Triple-A affiliate, where he's drawing national attention for his breakout performance. Named International League Player of the Month and the Phillies’ Co-Hitter of April, the California native is showcasing a potent bat, logging a .330 average with eight home runs, 24 RBIs, and a 1.132 OPS.
His road to prominence is marked by grit — from walking on at Division II Point Loma Nazarene University to overcoming season-ending injuries and going undrafted, Kemp has battled through setbacks with a pro's mindset. Phillies officials praise his continual development across all facets of the game, including expanded defensive versatility, and his instinctual play has made a strong case for a big-league call-up.
Kemp’s rise is a testament to his resilience and daily commitment to getting better, turning a once uncertain future into a promising shot at the majors.
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