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Watch: own causes havoc in courtroom during trial in South Africa. Here's what happened next

South Africa: owl causes havoc in courtroom during murder trial. Here's what happened next

During a murder trial last week, the barn owl snuck into the chamber through ceiling which had a hole. This led to commotion inside the courtroom with people screaming their hearts out, as per reports

A courtroom in South Africa's Brakpan met with chaos after an owl flew inside.
During a murder trial last week, the barn owl snuck into the chamber through ceiling which had a hole. This led to commotion inside the courtroom with people screaming their hearts out, as per reports.
Later, a rescue centre safely caught the owl and also shared its picture on social media.
Sharing the picture of the owl in a Facebook post, the rescue centre wrote, "the owl actually flew in through a hole in the ceiling which had the magistrate and the entire room full of people running out screaming.''
The post further read, "It took us awhile, but we rescued the little fella. While up in the roof, we overheard a murder trial being discussed, with the judge saying that it's near impossible to solve a Brakpan murder. The DNA is all the same and there are no dental records."
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Billionaire Elon Musk to face trial over Tesla tweet

The case dates back to August 2018 when Musk tweeted that he had sufficient funding to take Tesla private, causing a whirlwind in the company's share price.

Elon Musk, the CEO of electric car giant Tesla, will face trial on Tuesday over allegedly manipulating the stock market with a tweet after a federal judge rejected his request to move the case out of California.
The case dates back to August 2018 when Musk tweeted that he had sufficient funding to take Tesla private, causing a whirlwind in the company's share price.
Musk was swiftly sued by shareholders for allegedly costing them billions of dollars with the Twitter post that said funding was "secured" to buy out the company's shareholders.
According to a spokesperson for the court, Judge Edward Chen on Friday refused to transfer the proceedings to Texas, the southern state where Musk moved Tesla's headquarters and jury selection is scheduled to begin on Tuesday.
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Trevor Noah bid farewell to 'The Daily Show' on Thursday after seven years

Trevor Noah gets emotional on his final episode of 'The Daily Show'; bids goodbye after 7 years

Trevor Noah bid farewell to 'The Daily Show' on Thursday after seven years

South African comedian and television host Trevor Noah bid farewell to 'The Daily Show' on Thursday after seven years. The actor who took over as the host from Jon Stewart in 2015, hosted his final episode on Thursday.
While addressing the studio audience, he said 'Honestly, most importantly, I'm most grateful to you.' The host got emotional and recalled the time they started the show and couldn't find enough audience to fill the seats.
He also spoke about an underappreciated segment of Americas's population and said 'A special shout out to black women. I have often been credited with having these grand ideas. Who do you think teaches me? Who do you think has shaped me, nourished me, informed me? From my mom, my grandma, my aunt'. He further added that if one wants to learn about America, they need to talk to black women.
On the work front, he'll start performing stand-up comedy all over the world again. He recently featured in his stand-up special 'I Wish You Would' which started streaming on Netflix on November 22.
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High-tech smart goggles will be worn by community nurses on home visits in an effort to free up time with patients as part of a cutting-edge trial in eastern England announced by the U. K.’s National Health Service (NHS) on Saturday. 

UK’s National Health Service to begin trial of smart goggles for nurses on home visits 

As long as a patient consents, the virtual reality-style headset could transcribe the appointment directly to electronic records, reducing time-consuming administration tasks for nurses.&nbsp;

High-tech smart goggles will be worn by community nurses on home visits in an effort to free up time with patients as part of a cutting-edge trial in eastern England announced by the U. K.&rsquo;s National Health Service (NHS) on Saturday.&nbsp;
The state-funded health service said that as long as a patient consents, the virtual reality-style headset could transcribe the appointment directly to electronic records, reducing time-consuming administration tasks for nurses.&nbsp;
Staff will be able to share live footage directly with hospital colleagues to get a second opinion, avoiding the need for further appointments or hospital admissions, and includes thermal imaging to help assess how wounds and injuries have healed.&nbsp;
&ldquo;Some of the best innovations come from local solutions and so through this project, NHS staff can test what works for them and what provides the best possible care for patients,&rdquo; said Dr. Tim Ferris, NHS director for transformation.&nbsp;
&ldquo;These new smart glasses are the latest pioneering tech and really show us what the future of the NHS could look like &ndash; they are a win-win for staff and patients alike, freeing up time-consuming administration work for nurses, meaning more time for patient care,&rdquo; he said.&nbsp;
The trial begins next week&nbsp;
The glasses, which also help nurses look up their next appointment that day and check how long it will take to get there based on live travel updates, will be tried in Northern Lincolnshire and Goole from next week.
Community nurses are estimated to spend more than half of their day filling out forms and manually inputting patient data.&nbsp;
The pilot will help to expand their capacity, giving them more time for clinical tasks such as checking blood pressure, dressing wounds and assessing patient&rsquo;s relevant health needs, said NHS England as it awarded the Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust &pound;400,000 to test the technology as part of a wider innovation project set to fund a further 16 pilot projects over the coming months.&nbsp;
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NHS deploying new tech&nbsp;
It forms part of the NHS's long-term plan to deploy the latest cutting-edge technologies while rolling out new innovations and treatments to patients across the country.&nbsp;
Earlier this year, the NHS announced that patients with Parkinson&rsquo;s disease would be given life-changing smartwatches that allow doctors to remotely assess their condition in a pioneering project.&nbsp;
Clinical nurse specialist Becky Birchall said her team were thrilled to be the first in the country to take the smart goggles on community visits.&nbsp;
"We&rsquo;re so excited to be the first NHS team in England to try the smart glasses out and can&rsquo;t wait to take them out on our community visits to see our patients,&rdquo; said Birchall.&nbsp;
"We currently spend a considerable amount of time writing up our visits to patients and these cutting-edge goggles will really help to cut down the time we need to keep for admin, supporting us to care for our patients,&rdquo; she said.&nbsp;
Thermal imaging feature&nbsp;
&ldquo;The glasses have a thermal imaging feature, which I think will be particularly useful for us when we are examining wounds and these features are going to really help us provide the best possible care for our patients,&rdquo; she added.&nbsp;
The pilot is one of 17 projects across 16 healthcare organisations to receive a share of GBP 6 million of the Digital PODAC Unified Tech Fund &ndash; set up by NHS England to tap into the potential of digital technologies to support the delivery of care within the ambulance and community health service sectors.&nbsp;

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