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A single mother-of-four who died after being swept off rocks by a large wave along Victoria's Mornington Peninsula has been identified as post office worker Aida Hamed. Ms Hamad was among four family members who were wiped off rocks at Bushrangers Bay near Cape Schanck, close to the peninsula's southernmost point. Two men nearby jumped into the water to assist about 3:30pm on Wednesday, police said. But Ms Hamed, a 45-year-old Australia Post worker from Lalor in Melbourne's north, could not be saved.  A 45-year-old woman died after being among a group of four who were swept off rocks along Victoria's Mornington Peninsula on Wednesday afternoon  Aida Hamed is being remembered as a 'true angel' after her she died when a large wave swept her and four family members into the sea The five others - two women aged 47 and 19, a 13-year-old girl and the two men aged 28 and 47 - were rescued from the water. Four of the group were taken to hospital. 'We are deeply sad

Police were filmed tailing an elderly driver at speeds of just 3mph as she struggled to see past her frosted windscreen, before the 'world's slowest' police chase came to an abrupt halt when she crashed into a traffic bollard.   Officers following the Toyota in Ilkeston, Derbyshire, last Thursday gave a running commentary as they watched the car travel the wrong way around a roundabout and hit a kerb. Even after sounding their siren and flashing their lights for around a minute, the determined pensioner continued to plod along at a snail's pace - indicating left all the while.   An officer behind the wheel could be heard saying: 'World's slowest fail to stop going on.' Police were involved in the 'world's slowest' chase last Thursday, reaching speeds of just 3mph. A 'very old female,' was behind the wheel at the time   Officers had previously noticed the pensioner's windscreen had frosted over during the pursuit at around 10.15pm la

Donald Trump awarded country music singer Toby Keith the National Medal of the Arts as he was being impeached for an unprecedented second time on Wednesday. The outgoing president presented Keith, 59, with the nation’s highest award for the arts during a ‘closed press ceremony’ in the East Room of the White House yesterday. Former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer uploaded an image to Instagram of a Trump standing next to Keith, who appears to be sporting a somber expression. The ceremony, reportedly over within ‘just minutes’, came as the House, led by Nancy Pelosi, voted to impeach Trump for a second time for his role in 'inciting insurrection' in last week’s violent riots at the Capitol. While the president was unable to post about the ceremony on social media, having been banned from multiple platforms, Keith, meanwhile, has made no mention of receiving the high presidential honor on any of his official pages. Keith, famed for his patriot hits such as ‘Courtesy of the

Former NFL All Pro Earl Thomas was reportedly hit with a restraining order after he allegedly flew into a drunken rage and punched a glass window while threatening his wife and her family on the morning after Christmas. Nina Thomas, who was arrested by police in Austin, Texas, last April after she allegedly held him at gunpoint after discovering him naked in a bedroom with other women, described the alleged December 26 incident in court documents. Earl Thomas, the 31-year-old former Seattle Seahawks and Baltimore Ravens star free safety, has denied the allegations made by his estranged wife, who filed for divorce this past November, according to TMZ. Nina also alleges that Earl sent explicit videos of him and his wife being intimate to a group text that included her parents and their nanny. He also circulated similar videos of himself and another woman as a way of embarrassing Nina, it is alleged. DailyMail.com has reached out to Earl Thomas; his agent; Nina Thomas; and her attorney se

A Government minister claimed fish in UK waters are 'better and happier' since Brexit took place - amid growing fury at red tape costing the seafood industry millions. Commons Leader Jacob Rees-Mogg made the claim in the Commons today after days of claims that exporters have been hit by a 'perfect storm' of bureaucracy, IT problems and confusion since the EU trade agreement kicked in on January 1. There were complaints of shellfish rotting in ports as the 'disastrous' hold-ups meant they could not be sold in Europe. After SNP politicians claimed that the hold-ups were costing £1million per day, Tory Brexiteer Mr Rees-Mogg said: 'What is happening is that the Government is tackling this issue, dealing with it as quickly as possible, and the key thing is we've got our fish back. 'They're now British fish and they're better and happier fish for it.' At this the Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle intervened and noted: 'Obviously there'

The owner of an Arizona gift shop pulled a gun on a customer after the two got into a heated argument over the store's 'no mask' policy, according to a police report.  Scott Cerkoney, owner of Teeslangers, is said to have contacted the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office in November to report that a customer had gotten physical in his Cave Creek store.  The altercation spawned after Cerkoney asked the unidentified customer to leave because he was wearing a mask, but the customer refused.   'The gentleman that was wearing the mask basically was telling him he doesn't have to leave and they went back and forth, arguing for probably a good minute. Scott just continued to repeat himself like, "You need to leave my store right now, I do not allow people to wear masks,"' said one witness, AZ Family reports. Scott Cerkoney, owner of Teeslangers, is said to have contacted the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office in November after the altercation The witness -

Two teenagers have been charged with murder after a 20-year-old man was shot dead outside a supermarket in South Yorkshire.  The boys, aged 16 and 17 and both from Doncaster, were charged this evening in connection with the shooting of Lewis Williams outside a Farmfoods shop in Mexborough, just before 5pm on Monday.  He died of shotgun wounds to his neck and face during the incident on Wath Road. The teens, who cannot be named for legal reasons, were charged with murder, possession of a firearm with intent to cause fear of violence and criminal damage.  The 16-year-old boy has also been charged with assault.  Lewis Williams, 20, was shot dead outside a Farmfoods supermarket in Mexborough, Doncaster on Monday Forensics were seen in the area on Monday following the incident outside of a supermarket They have been remanded in custody and will appear before Doncaster Magistrates’ Court tomorrow.  A 20-year-old man arrested on suspicion of murder has been bailed pending further enquiries. I

Susan Waring, 45, disappeared in January 2019 from her partner Alan Edwards' home in Darwen, Lancashire. He has been charged with her murder  A 'violent bully' murdered his partner and disposed of her body which has still not been found, a court has heard. Alan Edwards, 48, claimed he last saw Susan Waring, 45, as she kissed him goodbye and walked out of his flat in Darwen, Lancashire, in January 2019 but the prosecution say he is lying and is responsible for her death. Her mother reported her missing several days later but despite extensive police inquiries Miss Waring's whereabouts are unknown and there is no evidence to say she is alive, Preston Crown Court was told. Prosecutor Christopher Tehrani QC said Edwards was arrested in March 2019 and a subsequent thorough forensic examination of his home above a takeaway on Blackburn Road took place. Opening the case on Thursday, he told jurors: 'During the course of the trial you will hear evidence that blood was found

Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, who is accused of murdering George Floyd, has been ordered to make public confidential documents in his divorce proceedings. Chauvin, 44, and his beauty queen wife Kellie, 46, were ordered to send redacted versions of dossiers they filed under seal in December. Their divorce has come under scrutiny after Washington County District Judge Juanita Freeman rejected their proposed settlement in October, citing possible fraud. The proposal would have transferred most of Derek Chauvin's assets to his wife, adding to speculation that they were trying to protect funds from litigation against the former cop. Chauvin is charged with the murder of 46-year-old Floyd after he knelt on the black man's neck for eight minutes in footage which reverberated across the world last May.  Chauvin, 44, and his beauty queen wife Kellie, 46, were ordered to file redacted versions of dossiers they filed under seal in December (pictured: Kellie during her p