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Robert Irwin, the adventurous son of the late Steve Irwin, has had a close call, revealing he 'got his head smashed into a tree' while out catching crocodiles.The 20 year old wildlife warrior and television star shared the hair-raising tale just hours before gracing the red carpet at the 2024 Logie Awards, Australia's prestigious TV awards ceremony. While speaking to Dr Chris Brown and Sonia Kruger, Robert recounted the incident with a nonchalant air.

A British couple who were 'beaten to death' and thrown to crocodiles by a trio with alleged links to ISIS died due to blunt trauma injury. Rod Saunders and wife Rachel were famous botanists who died in South Africa in 2018.

What a shocking crime… Hopefully some small measure of justice is coming?

Megan Fox was one of the many people on planet earth confused when Kim Kardashianand Pete Davidson got together. She could have actually been the reason they got together before their famous SNL kiss if she had given the comedian Kim’s number when he asked ‘months’ before. But the actress believed there was a better chance that she and her fiancé Machine Gun Kelly get eaten by crocodiles, and she refused to share the contact info.Kim made a lot of revelations on the latest episode of The Kardashians, like hints that she is having the “best sex” of her life.

Loose Women presenter, who left the show in early 2021, also took a swipe at the other panellists. Saira stood up for Coleen, 56, after recent reports, which have since been denied, claimed that many of her co-stars had refused to work with her on the ITV programme.The star took to Instagram to share her thoughts on the programme with her 291,000 followers. On her story, she revealed that it was her understanding that Coleen “is not the problem”, while claiming at the same time that there are “a lot of smiling crocodiles on that show”. Sharing a picture of the article in question, which Coleen has since said is entirely false, Saira called out the claims and her former colleagues, without specifying who she was referring to. In the caption she wrote: “Having worked on this show #Loosewomen, I can tell you for a FACT it's not @coleen_nolan that is the problem here."Ganging up on another woman like this in public is disgraceful. “There are a lot of smiling crocodiles on the show that fool the public for their own gain. “So please don't be fooled by the [expletive].”She later added: “When your mate is being unfairly treated.Step up for them.That's what mates do!“Don't watch by the sidelines and be scared to speak up because you are worried about what others will think if you get involved. “Grow a pair and do the right thing.That's what loyalty, integrity and sincerity is all about.”This is not the first time Saira Khan has alluded to the idea that not all of the Loose Women panellists are the best of friends.In an interview with Platinum magazine in July 2021, she admitted: “TV became too toxic.”“We are paid to be feisty as that's what makes good telly.

Despite his near-death experience, John has since been bank to Zimbabwe, admitting that it is "terribly sad" to see people walking around with guns in an attempt to protect wild animals.During his first trip, John recalled a terrifying experience that saw a lion enter their camp while they were sleeping.He said that after waking up during a night camping, he noticed the horses on his trip were not acting normally."There was a rancid smell of cat – a lion had been sniffing around," he said.Discussing his latest BBC sitcom, Boyce in Belgrade, John told Express.co.uk: "My own one-man show, Only Fools and Boycie, which I've been doing for about five years now, all over the place, sees me feeling stories about Only Fools and the rest of my

hotels, including one who wanted to see the Northern Lights in their bedroom and another who wanted directions to see a unicorn, has been revealed.Hotel chain Travelodge stated that one guest even feared getting drunk on "Scotch Mist".The budget hotel chain has compiled a list of the most bizarre and fascinating requests from customers staying in its 47 Scottish hotels over the last 12 months.They stated that another wanted to see The Loch Ness Monster at Loch Lomond, while staff at the Edinburgh Central Princess Street hotel were asked what time members of the royal family can be seen in the Royal Mile.The list also included a guest in Aberdeen who asked for "a can of North Sea oil" for their car, and a visitor in Edinburgh who wanted to

Swimming in a pool off the side of a bridge with crocodiles in a river below sounds like something for daredevils, but it's actually a much more luxurious affair thanks to a new hotel opening.