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LadBible features Maltese AFM helicopter ‘penis drawing’

LadBible features Maltese AFM helicopter ‘penis drawing’
Jan 18 2023 Share

International news platform Ladbible has just featured the recent incident which saw a an Armed Forces of Malta’s helicopter drawing a penis through its flight pattern. 

The helicopter to have created the image is an AW139, with flight umber AS1429 flying over Comino creating a phallic stream which was pinpointed via Flightradar24. 

 

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The AFM later responded to questions on Monday evening, saying that the image printed by flightradar24 was printed out of context. The tracking did not sow the completed flight path, but this did not the news platform from picking it up. 

Ladbible, which boasts 12.8 million followers, shared the story to their feed, amassing over 8K likes as of time of writing.

‘The skyborne penis was spotted by popular flight tracking site Flightradar24, who posted the helicopter’s path on social media showing the elaborate series of loops and swoops taken to draw out the d**k’ the platform wrote. 

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Tottenham fan charged with assault after kicking at Arsenal keeper

Tottenham fan charged with assault after kicking at Arsenal keeper
Jan 18 2023 Share

Police have confirmed how a man will be going to court after he kicked Arsenal goal keeper Ramsdale during the North London Derby. 

35-year-old Joseph Watts is due to appear at Highbury Magistrate’s Court on Friday 17th February after an incident wherein he kicked Arsenal goalkeeper Ramsdale at the end f the derby. 

This came after Arsenal beat Tottenham Hotspurs, with Watts being charged with assault by beating, going onto an area adjacent to playing area and throwing a missile onto a football playing area. 

 

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Ramsdale told Sky Sports that the Spurs fans were ‘giving some through the game’ and that he was giving some back. ‘The people I did give it to greeted in sportsmanlike terms but one fan tried to give me a little punch on the back.’ 

The player expressed his shame as it is ‘just a game of football at the end of the day.’ Meanwhile, Tottenham manager Antonio Conte called for more respect to be sown to players. 

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Pelin Kaya identified as Gzira car crash victim: killed on 30th birthday

Pelin Kaya identified as Gzira car crash victim: killed on 30th birthday
Jan 18 2023 Share

Pelin Kaya was identified as the woman who was killed Wednesday morning after being hit by a car driven by Jeremie Camilleri 

Kaya was hit by the black BMW driven by Camilleri as she walked on a Testaferrata Street pavement at 1am. She unfortunately died at Mater Dei Hospital after being rushed there by an ambulance. 

Times of Malta revealed that her family had been informed of her death and that relatives are expected to fly to Malta later on Wednesday. 

Kaya worked as an interior designer at a local high-end furniture store, described as a ‘wonderful person.’ Kaya lived in Gżira, close to the crash site, and had been living in Malta for over a year. 

Police told Times of Malta that there seems to be no reason to assume that Kaya and Camilleri knew each other. Eyewitnesses also claimed that the perpetrator threw stones at the victim and then assaulted other passers-by and police. 

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BBC issues apology after sex noises prank during FA Cup coverage

BBC issues apology after sex noises prank during FA Cup coverage
Jan 18 2023 Share

Gary Lineker, the Match of the Day BBC presenter, had to laugh off a prank played in the studio as pornography noises were played during the show’s live coverage. 

Noises from a porn clip were heard as Linkerer presented a pre-match build-up before the Liverpool v Wolves fixture. 

 

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It was later revealed, following a studio hunt, that YouTube prankster Daniel Jarvis was behind the joke after a mobile phone taped to the back of the set was uncovered. 

The BBC went on to apologise to any viewers who were offended, but Lineker himself said that it was a good prank and there was nothing to apologise for. 

‘As far as sabotage goes it was quite amusing’ he said. The prank played out as Lineker presented the programme in a studio at Wolverhampton’s Molineux Stadium alongside pundits Paul Ince and Danny Murphy. 

Lineker explained later on Tuesday that he initially thought a video had been sent to one of the pundit’s phones that they had inadvertently left switched on. However, given how loud it was, he also noticed that every time the producers cut away from the studio to show a video clip the noises stopped immediately. 

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