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The shocking moment an enraged customer punched a coronavirus sneeze guard inside a pharmacy has been caught on camera.        Pharmacist Ahmed Ouf was serving a customer at Pharmacy4Less, in the western Sydney suburb of Auburn, on October 19 when the man smashed the perspex screen. The screen shattered into Mr Ouf's face and the customer stormed off, dragging products off the shelves as he angrily left the store at about 11.30pm.       'I've been attacked verbally lots of times but as a health care professional who is on the frontline, I never thought that this would happen to me,' Mr Ouf explained. CCTV footage captured the shocking moment an angry customer punched a perspex screen while pharmacist Ahmed Ouf was serving him in western Sydney on October 19 The pharmacist said 'this should not happen to anyone at his workplace'.  'We need more protection.'   The CCTV footage showed the customer place coins on the counter and wander around the pharmacy

Craig McLean, the NOAA's acting chief scientist, was dismissed from his role last month The National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration's top scientist has been fired after he asked new Trump-appointed staff to acknowledge the agency's scientific integrity policy, according to a new report.  Craig McLean, the agency's acting chief scientist, was dismissed from his role last month shortly after sending an email to the new political appointees, including former White House adviser Erik Noble, the New York Times reported.  McLean had reportedly asked them to respect the NOAA's scientific integrity policy which prohibits fabrication, falsification and manipulation of research data driven to fit a political agenda. The message however did not sit well with Noble, a former Trump campaign data analyst who was recently appointed NOAA chief of staff.  McLean was removed as acting chief scientist by the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration after emailing new Trump appo

Developers have released plans to radically revamp the Harbourside Shopping Centre in Sydney's Darling Harbour to include a 42-storey residential tower. Dubbed a 'tired, tourist trap', the harbour area is being designed by architecture firm FJMT, who have now released their plans for the $1.8billion redevelopment. The site opened during Australia's Bicentennial celebrations in 1988, before it was bought for $252million by Mirvac in 2013. The renewed plans will demolish the current shopping centre, monorail structure and pedestrian bridge at Darling Drive to put in retail spaces. Restaurants, open areas, a civic square and a wider waterfront boulevard with a footbridge to Pyrmont will also create 8,000 square metres of public space. Developers wish to erect a 42-storey tall residential tower (plans pictured) at the Harbourside Shopping Centre in Darling Harbour Mirvac have plans to 'immeasurably improve' the current shopping centre at Darling Harbour  The develo

Labour MP Apsana Begum has been charged with housing fraud after questions arose over how she acquired her London council flat. A close ally of Jeremy Corbyn, Ms Begum, 30, has been accused of three offences in relation to the £300,000 one-bed Isle of Dogs flat in east London, reports The Sun.  Ms Begum is due to appear in magistrates court on December 10 and potentially faces losing her seat in the House of Commons or time in prison. Ms Begum, 30, has been accused of three offences in relation to the one-bed Isle of Dogs flat in east London The MP previously denied any wrongdoing or the existence of a probe, claiming that she was able to quickly find council housing due to the breakdown of her marriage in 2014 which left her in a 'state of flux', reports the publication.  Ms Begum is believed to have first made an application for a council house while living with her parents in Tower Hamlets, London, in 2011. She then married and moved in with her husband in 2014, but followin

A police officer, who was running to be a local mayor in a small Idaho town, is alleged to have murderd a woman who managed a small coffee shop, before taking his own life.   Officer Jared Murphy, 28, was running to be mayor of Bellevue, and 34-year-old Ashley Midby, who appear to have been in a relationship, were found dead from gunshot wounds last Thursday at a cafe on Main Street in the town.  Midby was the manager of Coffee Corner. Both the bodies were found on the premises.  Police officer Jared Murphy, 28, right, who was running for mayor of Bellevue, was found dead on October 23 alongside Ashley Midby, 34, left, inside the coffee shop she ran A GoFundMe page has been set up to help raise money for Midby's family with $7,000 so far having been donated Murphy, who worked as a police officer before in the city of Hailey had unsuccessfully run to be Bellevue's mayor in 2018 but was about to give it another go.      'Our City needs a strong leader to prosper and grow. The

James Comey’s wife attempted to convince him not to announce that the FBI was reopening its investigation into Hillary Clinton’s emails until after the 2016 election, according to a new book. Comey’s decision to reveal the bureau’s probe into the former Secretary of State’s private email server on October 28, 2016 – just 11 days before Election Day – has since been cemented as the turning point of her doomed campaign. It didn’t matter on November 6 that Comey absolved Clinton of any misconduct. Following the shock outcome of the election on November 8, Comey was accused by Democrats of handing the White House to Trump on a silver platter. Patrice Comey, his wife of more than three decades, says she was one of the people who tried to stop that from happening. Speaking to New York Times reporter Michael Schmidt for his new book, Donald Trump v. The United States, Patrice revealed how she pleaded with her husband in their kitchen to rethink his course of action. ‘You can't do this thi

Tucker Carlson has claimed that a dossier of documents allegedly detailing Hunter Biden's business deals went missing in the post, somewhere between Manhattan and Los Angeles. Carlson detailed the mystery of the vanishing documents during his Wednesday evening show on Fox News. The presenter said his team had sent documents, via an established courier, from Manhattan on Monday to Los Angeles. At 3:44am on Tuesday someone in the courier company reportedly noticed that the envelope was empty, and the documents had been removed. Carlson said no one was able to explain where the documents - allegedly damaging to the Bidens - had gone. He also failed to explain what the documents described, or whether they only had one copy. Carlson described them as 'confidential documents related to the Biden camp' coming from 'a source'. He said: 'We believe they are authentic and, at the time we received them, my executive producer and I were in Los Angeles talking to Tony Bobuli