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A driver who beeped his horn at a car that entered a roundabout has sparked a heated debate over who was actually at fault at the intersection. Dash cam footage showed the driver entering a roundabout in Cronulla in Sydney's south before slamming on his brakes as a black Mazda drove in front of him. The driver sent the footage in to Dash Cam Owners Australia in a bid to expose the Mazda, but was quickly corrected by the popular Facebook page's admin. 'As the black vehicle enters the roundabout first, the dash cam vehicle must give way to them. It is NOT 'give way to the right',' the admin wrote alongside the clip. 'Please approach with care and be prepared to give way to any vehicle that enters the roundabout before you.'  People are divided after dash cam footage shows a driver honking at a car who entered at a roundabout NSW rules state that vehicles entering a roundabout must give way to any vehicle already in the roundabout The clip has had over 16

The Barefoot Investor has shared his three easy steps for parents to teach their kids how to save pocket money and become financially savvy as they grow up. Scott Pape, who is known as the Barefoot Investor for his best-selling financial advice books, said paying pocket money is 'one of the most powerful tools' parents have to teach their kids good money saving habits.  But Mr Pape said paying children a few dollars for household chores is only the first step.    'The main money lesson comes in what they do with their pocket money: the spending … the saving … and the giving,' he wrote in his recent book The Barefoot Investor For Families. Mr Pape said life-changing lessons happen when adults use pocket money to teach their kids about goal-setting, delayed gratification, kindness and empathy The best-selling author said that ingraining regular and systematic saving creates 'muscle memory' and gives children a way of looking at the world after their parents have g

An exhausted intensive care nurse has revealed the emotional toll of 'zipping up body bags' as she begs the British public to stop flouting coronavirus lockdown rules.  Ameera Sheikh, 28, who zipped up the body bag on her fourth Covid-19 patient in just two days at a hard-hit London hospital, said she can't sleep any more 'because the nightmares are too much'.    Her comments come after the UK's Covid-19 death toll passed 80,000, after a further 1,035 deaths were recorded yesterday, increasing fears that the total will surpass 100,000 by the end of the month.  Ameera Sheikh, 28, who zipped up the body bag on her fourth Covid-19 patient in just two days at a hard-hit London hospital, said she can't sleep any more 'because the nightmares are too much' London's mayor Sadiq Khan declared a 'major incident' across the capital in the face of soaring Covid-19 cases. Pictured: Paramedics transfer a patient from an ambulance into the Royal London

Olivia Pinkney of Hampshire Police says her force's lack of diversity 'is not ok' The Chief constable of the force where five officers have been sacked for 'abhorrent' racist language says the police's lack of diversity 'is not ok'. Olivia Pinkney of Hampshire Police said she is very aware her senior leadership team team 'look the way they do' and admitted she is concerned by the overall whiteness of the force. The highest ranking officer from a minority background in the county is a chief inspector. She said: ' is a concern. If we look at the Chief Officer group of this constabulary, we are half female and have all sorts of other diverse characteristics - but we are all white. 'I'm really aware of that and so I'm doing what I can to mitigate in the short term and I have a very detailed plan, which also national policing has as well, to try and shift that balance. 'It's not ok that we look like we do across UK policing and

Mike Pence has not ruled out using the 25th Amendment to remove Donald Trump from office in the wake of Wednesday's riot on the US Capitol that left five dead, CNN reports.     Senator Chuck Schumer and Speaker Nancy Pelosi urged Pence Thursday to declare Trump unfit for office after he riled up crowds telling them to 'fight' moments before a mob stormed the Capitol. The Vice President refused to take their calls and he has not spoken publicly since Wednesday's events, leading the Democrats to begin an impeachment process as an alternative option to remove Trump from office.  Despite Pence's silence, the Vice President is keeping the move to invoke the 25th Amendment very much on the table for if or when Trump becomes more unstable in the days leading up to President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration, a source told CNN. The latest twist in this week's events comes as it was revealed Pence sheltered in a bunker with his family during the Capitol riot and Trump d