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arm was nearly ripped off in a brutal shark attack. Robbie Peck was attacked by a 9ft long bull shark whilst he was spearfishing about 11km off the coast of Western Australia.Peck's four-year-old son was on the boat when the attack took place and witnessed as the beast lunged at his dad's arm.READ MORE: Huge 18ft great white shark attacks surfer in cage as friends scream in horrorPeck's wife Emily told Australian news outlet 7News: "Our four-year-old… he said his dad’s so brave."She added that while the experience was intense, her little boy was proud of his dad, and luckily didn't witness too much of the horror attack."I think the boys on the boat kept him pretty clear of the trauma… he’s excited to come to Perth [where his dad is receiving treatment] and go to the Lego shop," she added.Peck, 38, has been at Royal Perth Hospital ever since he was attacked on Friday (October 7), where he may need additional surgery in addition to the emergency procedures he underwent immediately after the vicious incident.The dad-of-three had been on a fishing expedition in Port Hedland with a friend, his brother-in-law, and his young son when the attack took place around 11:30am.His friend and brother-in-law both acted quickly and made a makeshift tourniquet with a weight belt to stop the bleeding.Witnesses say Peck was bitten up to three times - once each on his shoulder, underarm, and hand, causing him to suffer major injuries.Port Headland Mayor Peter Carter told 9News: "It's tragic.

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An “empty nest” mum and dad turned their kid’s old bedroom into a bingo hall.The dream “house” makeover had players’ benches and a caller’s stage.Other families have transformed old bedrooms into everything from saunas to fully-equipped casinos.READ MORE: EXCLUSIVE 'Frightened' Putin 'getting closer to launching nuclear strike' warns ex-RAF chiefSome built rooms dedicated to Lego, pets and Dungeons and Dragons.A poll of parents whose children have gone off to university over the past three years found eight-in-10 had given their old bedroom a new look.Most kept it as a “posh” spare room for guests or turned it into an office. But among 2,000 families polled by Argos, four built karaoke rooms, 12 turned it into a bar, and some created nightclubs.

But the sensitive ex-PE teacher, who captivated judges Mary Berry and Paul Hollywood with her vintage cake decorating, pillar-box red lipstick and frequent double entendres, struggles to accept she deserves her place at baking's top table."I still get imposter syndrome," admits the 37-year-old publican's daughter. "I still get nervous when each new series comes out.

Many of us will have vivid memories of visiting Father Christmas as a child and excitedly sharing details of the toys that featured on our Christmas lists.

The Sainsbury's up to half price toy sale is always a popular one with families and parents are awaiting this year's more eagerly than ever. Last year's event was delayed until November, but this year's looks set to go ahead in the usual month, October.

TikTok creator who is known online as Rad Babe has been running a business turning the 00s schoolyard trends into BDSM aids.READ MORE: Body positive model credits yoga for 'better sex' as she brags about kinky lifeShe has recently gone viral after responding to a video from another creator who asked what happened to the girls who used to make them.In her reply, which gained more than 745,000 likes, she said: "I made these and now I just use this stuff to make things that hurt people consensually. Play safe friends."Rad Babe has had her business, RadBabesCreations on Etsy, for over 2 years and claims that he creations have become quite popular, facing such a high demand in fact that it can be a task to make sure she has enough stock.Speaking to the Daily Star, the 40-year-old from New York City, US, said: "I’ve always been a crafty person.

OnlyFans Kayla Keen, nothing is out of the ordinary for her.The Scottish bombshell, 26, never fails to look glam on the outside - but recently got in touch with who she really is on the inside.READ MORE: Tattoo 'addict' mum who gets three tattoos a week is called ‘freak’ in front of kidsKayla, who used to be a fraud investigator, started to embrace her 'nerdy' side after being encouraged by her raunchy fans. After spending years running around as Legolas with toy bow and arrow, the curvy model is ready to mix play and pleasure.

A huge nostalgic part of childhood for many Brits was the pre-Christmas trip to Toys R Us to let our parents know what we might like to put on our list to Santa that year. And if that fills your heart with warmth and joy, then you’ll be thrilled to hear that Toys R Us is BACK!

: There’ll be hundreds of thousands of deals across every category imaginable, and the retailer promises the lowest prices you’ll find all year on select products. Amazon is also introducing something called the Top 100 list, which will feature a selection of deals on this year’s most giftable items from brands like Adidas, iRobot, Samsung, Lego, and KitchenAid.We still don’t know exactly what’s in store for the second Prime Day, but we’re anticipating plenty of similar deals to July’s .

this time around? To help you make the most of your time and money, we tracked down everything we know about the sale so far—including its exact date and the early deals you need to shop right now. Let’s get into it.First, you’re not losing your mind: This year’s took place earlier this year in mid-July.

With Christmas now less than 100 days away, leading UK toy retailer Argos has announced its highly anticipated list of the top toys that are set to dominate Christmas wish lists in 2022 – and 60% are under £50.

top 15 toys it expects to be most in demand on the big day in less than 100 days time – including classics like Barbie, LEGO, and Hot Wheels.But with many consumers planning a budget Christmas, the Chad Valley Dinosaur Waterfall Bath Toy is expected to be highly popular among consumers.Other lower budget offerings such as the Paw Patrol Big Truck Pups, 12” plush Squishmallow, and the NERF Elite 2.0 Ranger PD-5 Blaster – which all cost £18 – are also likely to appeal.Fay Williams, head of toy buying at Argos, said: “This year’s top toy list is a great mixture of classic and much-loved toys, such as LEGO, as well as newer brands like Squishmallows, which have quickly become wish-list staples.“It’s clear digital entertainment and some of the biggest and most loved film and TV franchises continue to have a massive influence on the most in-demand toys.“It’s great to see classic franchises like Harry Potter, Transformers, and Pokémon continue to prove popular amongst children in 2022, alongside the newer ones with cult followings, such as Bluey and Paw Patrol.”This year’s list sees much-loved traditional film franchises, such as Harry Potter and Transformers, continue to influence the most popular toys.It includes the Harry Potter Ministry of Magic LEGO set, and the LEGO Transformers Optimus Prime figure.And those waiting for the hotly anticipated Barbie film release next year can enjoy the Barbie Cutie Reveal Snowflake Sparkle Husky.At the higher end of the price scale, Dreamworks’ Gabby’s Purrfect Dollhouse clocks in at £89.And the most expensive item found is the LEGO Technic McLaren Formula 1 Race Car Model Set, retailing at £170.Fay Williams, of Argos, added: “With the cost of living on customers’ minds, we wanted to make

Lego Masters: Celebrity Holiday Bricktacular December 19, 20 and 21. Will Arnett hosts and Leslie Jordan, Robin Thicke, Cheryl Hines and Finesse Mitchell make guest appearances and compete for their favorite charities.

theme park is opening in Europe that’s bound to have British families jumping with excitement.The new Lego themed attraction is to be built in Belgium, near Charleroi Airport, confirmed Merlin Entertainments Group.The incredible new site is set to be built on a former industrial site and will cost a whopping €400million. READ MORE: Theme park expert's tips for getting cheap tickets and beating queues It's thought that it will have on-site hotels like the UK version, and will cover an enormous 70 hectares – that’s about 98 football pitches.This is much bigger than the UK Windsor park which is 61 hectares.Families will have to wait a little longer before checking it out for themselves, as the new theme park isn't due to open its doors until 2027.

Mia Khalifa has doubled down on a claim that the Lego Batman is "cuter" than Ben Affleck's incarnation of the Marvel hero. Back in March, the OnlyFans star tweeted that the plastic version was better, saying: "Lego Batman > Affleck Batman."After an argument about whether Batman should have a gun, Khalifa told a Twitter user "maybe you should try Lego Batman if this is too difficult to grasp."READ MORE: Brit danger tourist says he will go to Iraq if civil war breaks out as tensions riseThen one follower accused her of "moving the goalposts" as he dug up a March tweet where she said Lego Batman was better than the cinematic version.She took it well, writing: "LMAOOO I stand by this tweet.

You'll be pleased to know there are plenty of video games released in September. We're gearing up towards the end of the year, with a slew of highly-anticipated titles.

NASA has been forced to abort a mission to the Moon due to last minute technical problems.The Artemis I mission should have seen NASA's new £41.35billion mega-rocket take off from the Kennedy Space Centre in Florida this morning (August 29). However, there were issues during the fuelling stage.

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NASA’s first mission as part of humanity’s return to the Moon is set to take a range of odd and unusual passengers up into space – including Lego people and Shaun the Sheep.The mission, which will last 42 days and cover a distance of 1.3 million miles, is the first in a line of missions designed to help humanity set up a presence on the moon.Artemis I’s job is to test the Orion system in space including its reentry capability into Earth’s atmosphere.READ MORE: Dad who murdered teen who refused to sleep with him at boozy Christmas party jailedOn the historic flight which will take off from Kennedy Space Centre in Florida will be a series of items with both research-based and symbolic reasons for being onboard.It will travel beyond the moon, carrying with it a number of mementoes in keeping with tradition from NASA missions of the past.Knick knacks and important artefacts will be on board. One of these is is a metal bolt that was part of the Apollo 11 mission.

Ready for round two! Meghan Trainor can’t wait to get pregnant again after welcoming son Riley in February 2021.