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The father of a 5-year-old Tennessee girl who disappeared last month said his three sons have now been taken away by child protective services - but he says that's probably for the best, according to a report. Donald Wells, whose daughter Summer Wells went missing from from her family home in June said 'it's probably better for them' that his sons were removed after he says he was driven to drink over rumors that continued to swirl over his daughter's disappearance.   'Right now, with everybody attacking us and all this stuff going on, it's probably better for them,' Wells said in an interview with the Jay is 4 Justice podcast over the weekend.  Summer was reported missing from her Rogersville home on June 15 around 5.30pm after her parents Donald and mother Candus Bly said she went into the basement alone and then vanished. Summer Moon-Utah Wells was reported missing from her home in Rogersville, Tennessee, on June 15. Now, her father says his three son

The BBC has been blasted by angry viewers for tweeting spoilers of British Olympians winning their first medals after not showing their events lives.    Olympics fans were left furious after the broadcaster tweeted Chelsie Giles had won a bronze medal in judo before their delayed coverage had finished on BBC One. Similarly, the semi-final win that guaranteed Bradly Sinden a silver medal in Taekwondo on Sunday was delayed for BBC One viewers by 15 minutes.  The BBC had again tweeted the result before their television coverage had ended.  Britons were left frustrated by the spoilers, with one saying they 'didn't need to bother watching to the end'. Olympics fans were left furious after the broadcaster tweeted Chelsie Giles (in white against Fabienne Kocher of Switzerland in the bronze medal judo match) had won a bronze medal in judo before their delayed coverage had finished on BBC One Similarly, the semi-final win that guaranteed Bradly Sinden a silver medal in Taekwondo on

Gladys Berejiklian is set to announce a four-week-long extension to lockdown  A faint hope that Sydney would emerge from its coronavirus lockdown as scheduled on Friday has been dashed with a worrying list of exposure sites showing the virus has spread all over the city and beyond. Millions of Sydneysiders are now preparing for at least another four weeks in lockdown with an announcement set to be made by Premier Gladys Berejiklian on Wednesday.  Health officials reportedly made the decision in crunch crisis talks on Tuesday, after a record 172 new cases were announced.  New South Wales Health flagged a further 49 venues in a late-night public health alert on Tuesday, including 13 supermarkets. While the west and southwestern suburbs remains the epicentre of the highly contagious Indian Delta outbreak, the focus is now shifting to new areas that had so far been largely unaffected. There were over a dozen exposure sites listed on the Northern Beaches, three on the North Shore, six in t

An 'uncaring' mother who allegedly murdered her three-year-old daughter has told a court she has 'never hurt' her child as she blamed her boyfriend over the death. Kaylee-Jayde Priest was found dead at a flat in Stonebridge Crescent, Kingshurst, West Midlands, where she lived with her mother, Nicola Priest, on August 9 last year. Birmingham Crown Court previously heard the youngster was 'dead before the (999) call was made' after allegedly being killed by her mother and fellow defendant Callum Redfern. Kaylee-Jayde Priest was found dead at the flat where she lived with her mother in Birmingham Her mother Nicola Priest, 22, and 21-year-old Callum Redfern deny murdering the little girl On Tuesday, Priest told jurors she did not make the 999 call straight away because she was 'scared' and 'didn't know how to approach it'. Redfern, 21, and Priest, 22, who prosecutors have alleged were in a 'close sexual relationship', are accused of Kayl

Aurora police are investigating the tragic death of a two-year-old boy, who 'fell out of his father's arms' while the two rode an escalator at a Colorado mall on Sunday.    The tragic incident occurred at the Town Center shopping mall in Aurora at around 4:30pm, when witnesses say the young child and his father were at the top of an second floor escalator. That's when authorities say the boy lunged forward, causing his father to lose his grip and the child to fall out of his arms and off of the moving escalator, according to CBS Denver. Witnesses say they could see the toddler lying unconscious on the ground of the mall as emergency personnel arrived. The boy, identified Tuesday by Arapahoe County Coroner's Office as Jhovany De La Cruz-Perez, was taken to a nearby hospital in critical condition, where he died several hours later early Monday morning.  The tragic incident occurred at the Town Center shopping mall in Aurora at 4:30pm, when the young child and his fath