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This is the hilarious moment a wind-loving basset hound did his best impression of Dumbo with his ears flapping in the wind.  Dewi the dog was out walking with owners in Aberystwyth, Wales, when a strong gust of wind turned the pooch into a famous pachyderm.  The two-and-a-half-year-old hound loves sniffing the strong winds at the beach in the coastal town to get an overload of smells in the air.  This is the hilarious moment a wind-loving basset hound did his best impression of Dumbo with his ears flapping in the wind Dewi the dog was out walking with owners in Aberystwyth, Wales, when a strong gust of wind turned the pooch into a famous pachyderm But owner Kristy Blackwell, 27, was stunned when she noticed her faithful pup appeared to be doing his best impression of the iconic cartoon elephant.  Charity worker Kristy said Dewi struck the bizarre pose on Upper Borth Beach as he tried to get over a groyne, a small wall built to slow erosion.  She said: 'We noticed Dewi wasn't w

A Canadian man has gone on trial accused of murdering and dismembering two young women whose bodies were only discovered after two plumbers were called to the home to unclog pipes. The workmen had been in the Ontario apartment building where 47-year-old Adam Strong lived to unblock some drains when they came across a 'fleshy-like substance.'  Unsure of what it was they had found, the pair decide to call police officers who then uncovered the gruesome scene.  The trial of Adam Strong, 47, pictured, accused of murdering and dismembering two women got underway Monday in Oshawa, Ontario It was December 2017 when Police Constable Kevin Park went to the Oshawa home, northeast of Toronto. Park met with the two plumbers where he was shown a shopping bag in which some remains had been collected. 'I'd never seen anything like this before so I wasn't sure,' the Durham Regional Police officer testified in court on Monday, as reported by CTV. Four police officers then went d

Australia's tourism sector could be set for a boost as top secret plans show how travellers from New Zealand may start flying into the country by November.  Under the plans, which were crafted by the tourism restart task force, holidaymakers from across the Tasman would avoid hotel quarantine. This includes Australian citizens currently stuck in New Zealand, meaning they could finally be reunited with friends and family while enjoying a trip home.  Australians would then be able to go to New Zealand without hotel quarantine from January or February, the plans obtained by The Australian showed. Top secret plans reveal how holidays to New Zealand could be back by January (Pictured: A  passenger from a Qantas flight from Melbourne wait in line in Sydney on August 8) Australians would be able to go to New Zealand without hotel quarantine by January or February (Pictured: Passengers wearing face masks check in in Sydney on September 24)  Talk of the trans-Tasman bubble has been happenin

Thousands of Australians have been locked out of their email accounts due to a worldwide Microsoft glitch.  Microsoft 365 users can't access any of the tech giant's applications due to a major system outage affecting Outlook, Teams and Microsoft Office.  'We've identified a recent change that appears to be the source of the issue,' Microsoft tweeted on Tuesday morning. 'The issue is being resolved and Microsoft have identified the source of the problem.' 'We've rolled back the change that is likely the source of impact and are monitoring the environment to validate that service is recovering.' Microsoft is rerouting traffic to alternative system to improve the user experience while investigations into the issue continue. 'We’re seeing improvement for multiple services after applying mitigation steps and we’ll continue monitoring the services to ensure full recovery,' Microsoft's latest update states. Thousands of Microsoft users world

Law enforcement agencies across the country reported outages of their 911 systems Monday night, with the cause of the disruption currently unclear. Police departments from Nevada to Pennsylvania and Arizona to Minnesota, tweeted that their 911 systems were down beginning shortly after 6:30pm. Multiple reports have since indicated that similar outages have occurred throughout Delaware and Ohio as well. As of 8:15pm, a number of departments had reported their their services were back online. Others urged anyone in need of emergency assistance to call local police departments directly, rather than using 911.   The blackout may be linked to a crash of Microsoft 365 services also on Monday night, which restricted user's access to Outlook and a number of other applications.   On a status page for its cloud services, the software giant acknowledged the widespread systems issue and said 'Any user may experience access problems for Microsoft 365 services.' This is a developing story

Victoria has recorded 10 new coronavirus cases and seven more deaths as Melburnians enjoyed their first curfew-free evening in eight weeks. The latest figures recorded on Tuesday come a day after the state recorded its lowest number of daily new infections since June 12. The state's death toll has risen to 794 after the virus claimed seven more lives. The 14-day average of new cases has fallen to 18.2 in Melbourne and 0.6 in regional Victoria. Mystery surrounds 27 cases which came from an unknown source, which are all in Melbourne.  Victoria has recorded 10 new coronavirus cases and seven more deaths as lockdown restrictions were eased in Melbourne on Monday Despite the decline in new cases and eased lockdown restrictions, there's mounting pressure on Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews to resign over his handling of the pandemic and the hotel quarantine bungle that sparked a horror second wave of the virus.  A string of strict stage four lockdown restrictions were relaxed in Melb

A woman has been sexually assaulted after a man followed her from Melbourne's busiest train station. The woman was walking along St Kilda Road outside Flinders Street Railway Station just after 11.20pm on September 2 when a man approached her. Investigators said the man, who was sitting on the steps, asked the victim for the time. The woman was walking along St Kilda Road outside Flinders Street Railway Station just after 11.20pm on September 2 when a man approached her. Police have released CCTV of a man they believe can help with their investigation The offender then followed the victim while asking sexual questions before he sexually assaulted her  She answered the offender and continued walking. The offender then followed the victim while asking sexual questions before he sexually assaulted her. Police have released CCTV of a man they believe can assist with their investigation. The man wanted for questioning is white, tall with a slim build and short black hair. He was wear

President Donald Trump's campaign put out talking points in advance of Tuesday night's first presidential debate instructing GOP lawmakers and staff not to underestimate Democrat Joe Biden's debating ability.  The Hill obtained a campaign note warning that 'this may be where he shines,' pointing out that Biden participated in 11 Democratic primary debates, two vice presidential debates, ran for president three times and spent 43 years in the Senate, the world's 'greatest deliberative body.'  The campaign is likely trying to increase expectations for Biden, who is also known to be gaffe-prone and who Trump has called 'a dumb guy' and suggested is 'not all there.'  Democrat Joe Biden may 'shine' at Tuesday night's debate in Cleveland, Ohio warned President Donald Trump's campaign Monday, trying to increase expectations for Biden at the same time Trump has said the ex-vice president is 'not all there'  The Hill's

Two New York City Ballet principal male dancers fired in response to claims they shared explicit photos and lewd messages involving ballerinas have been cleared of any wrongdoing -  but a case against a third ex-dancer at the center of the scandal can proceed, a judge has ruled.  Former  NYCB student dancer Alexandra Waterbury made the bombshell allegations in a 2018 lawsuit, in which she accused her ex-boyfriend and principal dancer Chase Finlay of sending surreptitiously taken pictures of her to fellow performers Zach Catazaro and Amar Ramasar.  In the suit, Waterbury also accused the ballet of facilitating a culture of sexual exploitation that encouraged the three dancers to purportedly exchange the vulgar messages.  However on Monday, Manhattan Supreme Court Justice James D’Auguste dismissed 19 of the 20 claims made in the suit, insisting the ballet, along with Catazaro and Ramasar couldn’t be held responsible for Finlay sharing the images. But calling his actions ‘deplorable’, the

 Stunning photographs of Britain's coast battle it out for the prestigious prize in a photography competition run by a national maritime charity.    The eighth annual Ultimate Sea View competition, run by the Shipwrecked Mariners' Society, was on the lookout for photographers to submit their favourite images of the ocean.   The Overall Winner of the UK's ultimate sea view photography competition was won by 'Landing Mackerel' by Laurence Hartwell, showing a bird's-eye view of a fisherman with his catch.   A photograph titled 'A Nice Day For A Cruise' by David Lyon showing a ferry swamped by waves has been crowned the United Kingdom's 'ultimate sea view' and beat 800 other entries in the competition.  Applicants were encouraged to look back through their photo albums to submit images of the UK coastline - as the pandemic had a great impact on travel plans - as well as putting forward images taken more recently.  The society, which provides fina