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Tullis-Joyce balances a pro soccer career with a strong conservation mission.
The goalkeeper spent the day at Chester Zoo feeding a Komodo dragon and engaging with students.
She is an ambassador for 11th Hour Racing and leads the Eco Reds conservation program.
Tullis-Joyce has pursued marine biology studies and received NOAA Hollings Scholarship.
Her schedule includes school sessions and public events after Cup final duties.
The article situates her as a public figure who integrates sport and science advocacy.
Her outreach aims to inspire youth interest in oceans and wildlife.
She emphasizes learning to overcome fear through knowledge of wildlife.
The profile notes her dominance as a goalkeeper in the NWSL and college soccer.
The piece frames Tullis-Joyce as a model for balancing elite sport and public service.

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Lucy Letby has appointed Anton van Dellen to represent her at upcoming inquests into infant deaths.
The barrister is Anton van Dellen, a 55-year-old who previously studied medicine before switching to law.
Van Dellen was acquitted in a 2012 grooming trial involving a 15-year-old.
Letby is serving 15 whole life terms for murdering seven babies and attempting to murder seven more.
The inquests into five Letby victims were opened and adjourned last month.
Jacqueline Devonish, Cheshire coroner, opened and adjourned the inquests.
Van Dellen also has a background in defamation and privacy law and has trained medics.
Letby is appealing the convictions; her lawyers filed reports to the Criminal Cases Review Commission.
The case involves inquests into five infant deaths on the hospital unit in Chester.
The appointment is reported by the Daily Mail and Reuters as part of ongoing proceedings.

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Latest: Planning bid to build a new estate opposite Tyson Fury's Cheshire home faces flood risk concerns from locals and authorities.
What’s planned: GR Jones Property Ltd seeks to construct 10 four-bedroom houses and 10 flats on the site.
Why it matters: locals say the development could worsen flooding in an area already prone to high water risk.
Background: Fury bought the property in 2020; the area is known for affluent residents and proximity to Manchester Airport.
Environmental considerations: Fury’s prior planning faced wildlife constraints, including protected species near his home.
Community response: Parish council and flood authority have submitted objections to the development plan.
Fury’s family history noted: The estate sits near other high-profile residents and past legal disputes over property-related issues.
Local planning tension: Residents fear the proposed three-storey block would overwhelm the lane and reduce privacy in a rural setting.
Fury’s home conditions: The mansion reportedly remains in need of substantial repairs after a prior period of neglect.
Public safety and transport: Lane flood risk is tied to airport traffic and lack of pedestrian infrastructure.
Exclusives: The Daily Mail reports the objection details as part of ongoing coverage.

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