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THIS amazing world-first video shows the moment a Somerset wingsuit pilot jumped from the peak of Africa’s second highest mountain. Tim Howell, 31, was the first man in history to fly a wingsuit from the top of a British mountain - and he decided to go one better. Former Royal Marine Tim, and photographer Ewan Harvey, first scaled, then jumped from the daunting behemoth known as ‘Mount Kenya’ - at 4,883 metres - second only in height to Killimajaro. After a gruelling climb the crew reached their jumping point, the summit known as ‘Point John’ - which stands at 750ft above se...

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Marshall Teen in Serious Condition After Rural Road Crash A Marshall teen is in serious condition after police think he lost control on an icy rural roadway and hit a tree.   Calhoun County Sheriff’s deputies got a call about 7:30 pm on Thursday about a single-vehicle crash In the area of 19 Mile Road and F Drive South in Marshall Township. Deputy Tim Howell tells us that upon arrival, Deputies found a vehicle that had struck a tree and ended up in the ditch.   The 18-year-old driver was found pinned in the vehicle and unconscious. Firefighters from the Homer and Fredonia Township Fire ...

CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (WTVD) -- The North Carolina State Highway Patrol is mourning a death in their unit from the coronavirus. First Sergeant Timothy "Lee" Howell died after what was described as a "lengthy battle" with COVID-19 on Thursday. Howell was part of Troop A, serving northeastern North Carolina. Howell died at UNC Medical Center in Chapel Hill. A Facebook post from the NCSHP said he was supported by his loving family.

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