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Body found on popular UK beach as cops launch probe into death
A BODY has been discovered near a beach, with cops rushing to the scene.
Police were called at 10.25am on June 1 to reports of a body found in the area.
Reports came in from Parton Beach, in West Cumbria.
A police spokesperson told the News and Star that the death is being treated as “unexplained but not suspicious”.
They added : “The case is now with the coroner.”
Girl, 3, killed on cam in ‘human sacrifice by her mum’ as she was ‘dressed in white & spoke in ritual to expel spirits’
THE MOTHER of a three-year-old girl has been on suspicion of killing her child in a shocking “ritual murder”.
The girl’s horrifying death in Ukraine has been met with appalled reactions from residents.
Graphic designer and artist Yuliia Doloshytska, 32, had picked up her child from nursery ahead of the tragic incident.
The girl Alyna Petryv was made to wear “a white dress, a wreath, [and] forced to read various words from rituals….to drive out evil spirits,” according to reports.
Her mother is alleged to have filmed this “sacrifice”, according to neighbours in Kalush in the Ivano-Frankivsk region.
Residents reportedly heard screams during the night and called the police.
Officers managed to get access to the property in the morning, where they found the girl had been “drowned in the bath”.
The child had also been “stabbed” according to some accounts.
The cops had got the key from the landlord instead of breaking down the door, reports say.
The mother was present at the scene when the police arrived, according to officers.
“She did not provide any explanation,” said a police statement.
“In the course of the initial check, law enforcement officers recovered elaborate evidence that indicates the 32-year-old woman’s involvement in premeditated murder.”
The mother is a divorcee who had lived in the Czech Republic with the child for part of the war.
She is reported to have returned to Ukraine just six weeks ago.
The woman was not registered with psychiatric doctors, according to the police.
“She lived alone in a rented apartment with the child,” the statement adds.
A murder investigation has now been opened by cops.
The woman, who has been detained, was informed she is suspected of killing Alyna.
The child’s Ukrainian father reportedly still lives in the Czech Republic.
Her church funeral was attended by shocked neighbours and family members.
Local publication Kalush Informator reported: “People shaken by this tragedy, brought children’s toys in addition to wreaths and flowers.”
One eulogy said: “What a beautiful girl, what a HORROR! How is this possible?”
My dad was a jockey with over 1000 winners and my grandad played in EFL – I’m making my own way in golf at US Open
TYLER WEAVER will complete a remarkable family hat-trick when he tees off in the US Open.
The English amateur golfer is the son of former flat jockey Jason Weaver, who rode more than 1,000 winners before carving out a new career as a popular TV commentator.
And grandad Eric was a professional footballer with Swindon Town, so sporting genes definitely run deep in the Weaver family.
Weaver Junior – who was runner-up in the English Amateur championship and is now studying at Florida State University – booked his place via a play-off at a qualifier in Atlanta.
Major winners Zach Johnson, Jason Dufner and K.J.Choi were among the players who failed to advance.
Fortunately for Jason, the US Open falls neatly between the Derby and the Royal Ascot.
So Weaver, 20, will have both his parents cheering him on, with older brother Max – another elite amateur golfer – caddying for him.
He warmed up for his debut on the sport‘s biggest stage by playing a practice round with five-time major winner Brooks Koepka, who also studied at Florida State.
Weaver commented: “Just getting through qualifying was up there as one of my biggest achievements, because I’ve always dreamed of playing in a major championship.
“It all feels exciting and a bit surreal. But now that I’m here I want to go out and compete and do as good as I can.”
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Dad Jason says he will be more nervous than he was before a big race, but is confident Tyler will do himself justice.
He said: “I am super proud because I know the hard work Tyler has put in to get to this stage. It is a great achievement.
“It will be even more special with his older brother Max caddying.
And with the US Open falling between two of the biggest dates in the racing calendar, Tyler has timed his qualification to perfection as far as I am concerned.”
Dana White’s mammoth Jon Jones offer ‘leaked’ as insider claims Aspinall U-turn will cost icon ‘biggest UFC cheque ever’
AN INSIDER has claimed to have revealed the UFC’s whopping offer to Jon Jones for a fight with Tom Aspinall.
MMA‘s top promotion have been working on a mammoth melee between the pair since last November but have yet to finalise it.
That’s despite White and Co. meeting Jones’ demands to be paid “F**K YOU MONEY” for the historic heavyweight title unficiation fight.
Long-time UFC commentator Joe Rogan sensationally claimed Jones demanded £22million ($30m) to unify the belts, although that claim was quickly shot down by White.
And three-time UFC title challenger Chael Sonnen has now claimed the former pound-for-pound king will take home a guaranteed purse of £8.9m ($12m) if he shares the octagon with Aspinall.
He said in a video on his YouTube channel: “I don’t believe Jon Jones has turned down this fight.
“Whatever that number was, and I believe to be $12 million, in case you’re interested. Got my own sources.
“The UFC said, ‘Okay’. Jon’s cheque at the end of the night will be the biggest cheque he’s ever got.
“It will be the biggest cheque anyone has ever got from the UFC.
“It will beat out [Brock] Lesnar, it will beat out Georges [St-Pierre].
“Ronda Rousey’s weren’t as big as they embellished, it will crush hers.”
Jones, 37, has left MMA fans on tenterhooks over the last few weeks by flirting with the prospect of retirement, which would see him walk away from the biggest purse of his career.
And according to White, Jones’ umming and ahhing over retirement has come after he “AGREED” to take on Brit bruiser Aspinall.
He said in the UFC 316 post-fight press conference: “Jon Jones agreed to do the fight.
“Jon Jones was offered the deal and accepted the deal. Jon agreed to fight Tom, yes.
“You guys have heard me for the last however long, ‘I guarantee this fight is going to happen. This fight’s going to happen.’
“You guys told me the crazy s**t that’s going on Instagram, and all these other places.
“But yes, I’ve been saying Jon is going to fight Tom.”
“It will be the biggest cheque anyone has ever got from the UFC.”
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White’s once unwavering confidence in booking the fight, which SunSport understands was being targeted for UFC 322 in November, is starting to fade.
He admitted: “Listen, you can’t make people fight, if Jon doesn’t want to fight, you can’t make him fight.
“We can try to make him fight, we can throw things at him that inspire him to want to fight.
“But we’ll figure it out.”
Former long-reigning light-heavyweight king Jones hasn’t fought since his Madison Square Garden mauling of Stipe Miocic at UFC 309 last November.
Wigan warrior Aspinall, meanwhile, has been on the sidelines since his 60-second demolition job of Curtis Blaydes at UFC 304 last July.
