1. Anzac Day dawn services have been held across the country.
Thousands of Australians attended dawn services this morning to honour our Anzac heroes, with large numbers across all capital cities.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended the Canberra service in Canberra – the first royal couple to do so since 1970.
This year marks the centenary of the start of World War I. Marches were held later in the morning with the veterans of WWI poignantly represented by a riderless horse.
With no surviving WW1 veterans, this ceremonial horse is marching in their place. @channeltennews pic.twitter.com/iQw3QR1w6X
— Joe Hill (@Joehillten) April 24, 2014
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Sorry, I'm unclear about number six. She was 21 and he took out a life insurance policy, then four days later he bludgeoned her. And this was 13 years after he hit her with a tire iron? He hit her with a tire iron when she was eight? I'm just going to assume that I'm reading this wrong! Or just misunderstanding it!
His wife Wendy was 21 years old. Her husband took out an insurance policy against her, then four days after taking out this policy attempted to drug and drown her, then bludgoned her to death. 13 years later, he has been charged with her murder. I'm assuming he was charged in 2014, therefore these events would have occurred in 2000/2001.
Can someone tell me exactly what Beyoncé has done to be named most influential person? I thought she was just a singer? I truly am baffled
I'm not feeling influenced.
There doesn't have to be a reason. All you need to know is Because: Beyonce!
I totally agree with you. She could not make me yawn any more spectacularly.