- Boat overturned near the Statue of Liberty; NYPD and crews are on the scene.
- 12 people were rescued from the water, but a 27-year-old woman and a 5-month-old girl did not survive.
- Coverage by WNBC/Sunday TODAY; authorities are investigating the cause.
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- The Artist’s Garden — a free, interactive rooftop sculpture space at Temple Station showcasing women artists and drawing 100,000+ visitors a year — has been told to vacate by 1 October so the roof can be assessed for safety repairs.
- Organisers and artists fear the project may not return, while Westminster Council says it will help find a solution and Places for London promises public access is legally protected and is exploring alternatives.
- Visitors and exhibitors call it a “gorgeous,” peaceful spot that boosts visibility for women artists, so its possible loss has prompted local concern.
- Ellis Mill (built 1798) has been added to Historic England’s Heritage at Risk register after damp and damage to its brickwork, cap, fantail and sails.
- A local rescue group drew about 150 people to a recent meeting and has a business plan to run the mill, but says it needs the council to fund roughly £500,000 of repairs.
- Lincolnshire County Council — which owns four windmills — is drawing up a windmill strategy and weighing options for each site’s future.
- The SR-71 Blackbird still holds its 1976 world speed (about 2,193 mph) and altitude (85,069 ft) records — records that remain unbroken.
- Only 32 were built and roughly 85 pilots ever flew it operationally, so flying one became a rare, career-defining badge.
- The Imperial War Museum Duxford houses the only example outside the US — the plane’s futuristic look, Mach‑3 speeds and space‑style pressure suits make it an instant conversation starter.
- Archaeologists in Pompeii unveiled a partially reconstructed curved frescoed ceiling from a banquet hall depicting the myth of Dionysus and Ariadne — a striking example of Roman-era mythological art.
- Conservators used an innovative curved support structure to reassemble fragments so the vault’s original shape can be recreated and new pieces added as they’re found.
- The ceiling likely came from an upper-floor banquet room above a house with a bakery in the city — a vivid reminder of everyday life and tourist-worthy discoveries at the UNESCO site.
- A content creator carried a bathtub up Pen y Fan, filmed himself bathing at the summit and later apologised, calling leaving it there an "honest mistake" after people encouraged him to keep it for photos.
- Cardiff Rugby academy players stumbled on the tub while doing volunteer maintenance and helped rangers retrieve it.
- The park has treated it as possible fly‑tipping; the creator faces a potential fine and says he can't afford it, offering to do voluntary work instead.
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