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TERRIFYING footage shows flash floods ripping through towns in northwestern Italy.
Franco Chiaffrino, a 70-year-old fruit seller, was killed after he was hit by a torrent of water while getting out of his van in an alpine town, local media reported.
Shocking videos showed churning black water surging down the waterway.
Torrential rain caused the Frejus waterway to break its banks – unleashing a violent flood across the region.
Rescuers are seen looking on helplessly as entire streets are flooded in the mudwaters.
Residents were warned by the mayor to stay in their homes and avoid driving.
Firefighters rescued at least 10 people trapped in buildings by the floods, along with a few people stuck in their cars, local media reported.
Alberto Cirio, President of the Piedmont Region, said on social media: “Today a water bomb hit the town of Bardonecchia suddenly, causing damage and unfortunately a victim.”
The 70-year-old resident was killed in Bardonecchia – a resort town 56 miles west of Turin, which hosted snowboarding events during the 2006 Winter Olympics.
Cirio added: “We are increasingly faced with emergency situations due to weather events that we used to call exceptional but are now more and more frequent.”
A similar disaster struck Bardonecchia in 2023 after heavy rains caused two streams, including the Frejus, to overflow.
A major landslide swept away cars and debris, but no casualties were reported.
The heavy rains in northwestern Italy come as extreme weather has gripped much of Europe – from thunderstorms in the continent’s central countries to scorching heat in the Mediterranean.
In France, at least two people – including a child – died after a violent storm caused flash floods in Paris last week.
According to Lightning Maps, a weather-tracking website, more than 39,000 lightning strikes were recorded across France.
Over 100,000 homes were left in the dark after power lines were ripped down and metro stations were turned into indoor rivers.
Heavy storms also swept across large parts of Germany over the weekend, hitting regions including Saxony, Thuringia, Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg.
Lightning strikes also caused fires, including one at a horse farm in Keltern, German Bavarian newspaper Münchner Merkur reports.
In Austria, a supercell storm whipped through towns, shattering windows, flooding streets and causing nearly £8m worth of damage to agriculture.
The hardest-hit regions were reportedly Styria, Tyrol, and Lower Austria.
Meanwhile, Greece, Spain and Italy are in the grip of a heatwave, with temperatures above 40 degrees Celsius.
Wildfires raged for three days on the Greek island of Chios last week – before being brought under control on Thursday.
Another wildfire broke out that same day on coastal area of Palaia Fokaia, south of Athens.
A motorway in northern Italy was closed on Thursday as temperatures caused roads to melt, local media reports.
A freak build-up of heat in the North Atlantic is believed to be driving the unusually high temperatures sweeping across Europe – well above the seasonal average.
Scientists say that climate change is fuelling extreme weather events.
An 81 year old Thai man sold his homegrown durian, the first floating durian in Thailand, for 300,000 baht at an auction during the Thong Pha Phum Fruit Festival 2025 in the central province of Kanchanaburi. The elderly man, Pid Sinthao, is known for his famous floating homestay, Phae Malai, located in the Thong Pha …
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THE thrills and spills of the summer transfer window are well underway with some huge deals in the pipeline.
Liverpool have set their asking price at £40m plus with £50m plus buy-back for talented England star Harvey Elliot, according to transfer guru David Ornstein.
Elsewher, Chelsea have reached an agreement to sign Brighton forward Joao Pedro for a fee in excess of £50million.
In other news, Liverpool are ready to throw winger Ben Doak into a swap deal for Crystal Palace centre-back Marc Guehi, SunSport can exclusively reveal.
And we can also exclusively reveal that Richarlison is ready to leave Tottenham and reset his career abroad.
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AN Irish couple say they have found the best staycation spot in the country with a private pod and their own hot tub – and there are even alpacas and deer on site.
JC’s Hideaway is a cosy countryside retreat tucked away on Umrycam Road in Co Derry.
Located just 30 minutes from Derry city, the spot is part of Umry Calm Farm Stays where shipping containers have been transformed into stylish pods for the perfect staycation.
Each pod comes with a private balcony and a hot tub, making it a must-visit for couples planning a weekend break during the summer.
And one content creator on TikTok, Eimear Clark shared her experience visiting this fab spot with her boyfriend.
She said: “We headed over to JC’s Hideaway at Umry Calm Farmstay and it was absolutely amazing to say the least.
“It was so so beautiful, and the views were something else.”
The couple got a fabulous pod with their own private hot tub overlooking the Irish countryside, surrounded by nothing but fields and rolling hills.
After checking in, the pair got into their tub and had a few drinks.
And the content creator revealed that guests are handed menus from all of the nearby takeaways that deliver to each pod.
She said: “It was so quick and easy to get to, there were loads of little local takeaways as well which the owners left menus for.
“And they deliver directly to your pod.”
What’s more, this stunning spot is home to deer and alpacas that you can spot over your terrace.
The animals come right up to your pod and you can even feed them.
Eimear said: “They were actually the cutest things ever, and there was so many of them.
“They came right up to the fence and I just wanted to take them home with me.”
Guests to JC’s Hideaway can use the private hot tubs at any time and you can order all of your meals to your pod.
After relaxing for the night, the couple said it was a fantastic experience and they would highly recommend.
Eimear added: “Unfortunately it was time to go home and we had to say goodbye.
“But I will definitely be back again.”
People have taken to the comment section to share their thoughts on the spot.
One person wrote: “Love it, looks so beautiful.”
Another said: “Ooh I love, it’s stunning.”
MUNSTER Rugby have announced the appointment of New Zealander Martyn Vercoe as the province’s new Team Manager ahead of the 2025/26 season.
He will join the province next month subject to being granted a valid work permit.
He will be taking over from Niall O’Donovan having previously worked with incoming Head Coach Clayton McMillan, Alex Nankivell and John Ryan at the Gallagher Chiefs..
Vercoe is the current Team Manager and Head of Teams at Super Rugby side Gallagher Chiefs and Team Manager for the All Blacks XV.
He has been an experienced team manager in a number of environments over the past 12 years.
The New Zealander was manager of the Kiwi Under-20s side from 2016 to 2021, winning the Under-20s World Cup in 2017 with a 64-17 win against England in the final.
His U-20s team consisted of now senior internationals such as Tupou Vaa’i, Caleb Clarke and Will Jordan.
He also managed New Zealand National Provincial Championship side Tasman Makos from 2013 to 2020, taking them to three finals in his first five years before winning back to back titles in his last two seasons with the club.
Vercoe was also a Personal Development Manager and Commercial Manager at Tasman Rugby, and Head of Faculty at Marlborough Boys’ College in New Zealand prior to his management career.
He will have big boots to fill as he steps into the void left by the beloved Niall O’Donovan who has been working with the province for 28 years.
Along with his 28 years as a coach and manager with Munster and Irish Rugby, he also represented the province as a player in the 1980s.
O’Donovan joined Munster Rugby in 1997 as an assistant coach and reached two European Cup finals during his tenure in 2000 and 2002.
He left the province to become Ireland’s forward’s coach in 2002 but returned in 2010 as Munster A Team Manager.
The Shannon man coached the likes of Peter O’Mahony, Dave Kilcoyne, John Ryan and Stephen Archer in his time with the Munster A, winning the British and Irish Cup in 2012.
Following the cup win, ‘Niallo’ moved into the team manager role he is now leaving.
He has overseen defining moments such as the move to a single training base in the High Performance Centre in UL in 2016, and enjoying the province’s first trophy success in 12 years when winning the URC title in 2023.
