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Sydney CNN —A former high school teacher found guilty of killing his wife in one of Australia’s longest cold cases has been sentenced to 24 years in prison. New South Wales Supreme Court Justice Ian Harrison handed down the sentence on Friday, having found Chris Dawson guilty in August of murdering his wife Lynette in 1982. The crime saga inspired a 2018 podcast by Australian investigative journalist Hedley Thomas called “Teacher’s Pet,” which gained a cult following. The “Teacher’s Pet” podcast examined the police investigation and gathered new evidence including testimony that Dawson, a professional rugby player turned teacher, had been having sex with one of his students when his wife disappeared 40 years ago. Dawson had pleaded not guilty, instead claiming his wife had walked out on him and their two young children when they were just 2 and 4 years old.
Federer's grand finale ends in defeat
  + stars: | 2022-09-24 | by ( Martyn Herman | ) www.reuters.com   time to read: +4 min
After a brief moment of almost silence around the packed arena, the crowd erupted to salute an emotional Federer. During the changeovers the video screens showed some iconic moments of Federer's 24-year professional career with tributes from Nadal and his mother Lynette. American duo Sock and Tiafoe, pantomime villains for the night, tested Federer's reactions with some lusty blows aimed at the Swiss maestro who would have demanded nothing less. The pair with a combined age of 77 and 42 Grand Slam titles between them edged the opening set by breaking Tiafoe's serve. Despite the party atmosphere in the stadium, there was no danger of Federer's farewell match turning into an exhibition.
LONDON, Sept 23 (Reuters) - Roger Federer's trophy-laden career ended with defeat on Friday, but for once the result hardly mattered as the Swiss maestro headed into retirement with tears in his eyes and cheers ringing in his ears. Federer produced moments of his trademark magic during a fiercely contested duel and kept his emotions in check. But the tears flowed afterwards as Ellie Goulding sung while a montage of Federer's feats was projected on the black court. During changeovers video screens showed iconic moments of Federer's career with tributes from Nadal and his mother. American duo Sock and Tiafoe, pantomime villains for the night, tested Federer's reactions with some lusty blows aimed at the Swiss maestro.
A Los Angeles television station parted with a popular anchorman after he went on air to criticize management's handling of a colleague's departure, officials said Friday. What the viewers experienced was rude, it was cruel, it was inappropriate and we are so sorry," Mester told viewers in an emotional nearly four-minute testament to his former co-worker. "I also want to say sorry to Lynette Romero. "After 24 years, Lynette Romero has decided to move on from anchoring our weekend morning news. KTLA did not say if Romero had secured another job, and she could not be reached for comment on Friday.
irma minieră Debswana a anunțat că a descoperit în Botswana un diamant de 1.098 de carate, despre care spune că este al treilea ca mărime din lume, scrie The Guardian. Piatra, care a fost găsită pe 1 iunie, a fost prezentată miercuri de directorul companiei, Lynette Armstrong, președintelui țării, Mokgweetsi Masisi. „Acesta este cel mai mare diamant recuperat de Debswana în istoria sa de peste 50 de ani de funcționare”, a spus Armstrong. „Această piatră rară și extraordinară… înseamnă foarte mult în contextul diamantelor și al Botswanei”, a spus Armstrong. Diamantul nou descoperit la mina Jwaneng, nu a fost încă numit.
Persons: Debswana, Lynette Armstrong, Armstrong Organizations: Guardian Locations: Botswana, Africa de Sud, Lesedi, Rona, Botswanei, Lefoko
Sursa foto: bfmtv.comDiamant de peste 1.000 de carate descoperit în Botswana; Este al treilea cel mai mare din lumeCompania Debswana, producătoare de diamante a anunţat, miercuri, că a descoperit un diamant de 1.098 de carate, considerat a fi al treilea ca mărime din lume. Piatra prețioasă, care a fost găsită pe 1 iunie, a fost prezentată preşedintelui statului Botswana, Mokgweetsi Masisi, în capitala Gaborone. „Acesta este cel mai mare diamant recuperat de Debswana în istoria sa de peste 50 de ani de funcţionare”, a declarat Lynette Armstrong, directorul executiv al companiei Debswana Diamond. Ministrul mineralelor din Botswana, Lefoko Moagi, a declarat că piatra prețioasă a venit într-un moment foarte bun pentru Botswana, după ce pandemia a scăzut anul trecut vânzările de diamante. Diamant uriașCel mai mare diamant descoperit vreodată a fost diamantul Cullinan, de 3.106 carate, găsit în Africa de Sud în 1905, iar al doilea ca mărime este 1.109 carate, Lesedi La Rona, găsit în Botswana în 2015.
Persons: Armstrong, Diamond Organizations: Diamant Locations: Botswana, Mokgweetsi, Gaborone, Botswanei, Lefoko, Africa de Sud, Rona
Sursa foto: ProfimediaUnul dintre cele mai mari diamante din lume, extras recent dintr-o mină din BotswanaFirma minieră Debswana a anunțat că a descoperit în Botswana un diamant de 1.098 de carate, despre care spune că este al treilea ca mărime din lume. Piatra, care a fost găsită pe 1 iunie, a fost prezentată miercuri de directorul companiei, Lynette Armstrong, președintelui țării, Mokgweetsi Masisi. „Acesta este cel mai mare diamant recuperat de Debswana în istoria sa de peste 50 de ani de funcționare”, a spus Armstrong. „Această piatră rară și extraordinară… înseamnă foarte mult în contextul diamantelor și al Botswanei”, a spus Armstrong. Diamantul nou descoperit la mina Jwaneng, nu a fost încă numit.
Persons: Lynette Armstrong, Armstrong Organizations: Debswana Locations: Botswana, Africa de Sud, Lesedi, Rona, Botswanei, Lefoko
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