SAINT-JOSEPH-DE-BEAUCE, Que. -- Two high school teachers face disciplinary action after a student caught them in a compromising position on school premises.School-board officials are being tight-lipped about exactly what the teachers were doing when they were surprised by the student and a colleague at Veilleux High School in Saint-Joseph-de-Beauce, south of Quebec City. Officials say the student and teacher were looking for a missing USB key in a schoolroom. When they opened the door, they caught the two teachers in what the board describes as an "inappropriate situation."
The board said it confirmed the incident to quell rumours that had reverberated through the community all week. Concerned parents had contacted the board after the teachers' tryst was reported on two Quebec City
School principal Jean-Francois Giguere would not say if the teachers caught in the act are married to other people.
Wow-'Miracle' as man survives pole through face and skull in car crash
Mr Linn would have died if the pole went in either direction. The 34-year-old fell asleep at the wheel and hit a fence. One of the poles impaled him through the mouth and out the back of his head. Remarkably, the 34-year-old made a full recovery from the accident in Las Vegas US
Slowwwww-Human snail finishes London Marathon in 26 days
.Taking in the 26.2 mile course at a snail's pace, Mr Scott endured up to eight hours of pain a day in a bid to raise £200,000 for charity Action for Kids. Speaking today at the finish line outside Buckingham Palace on the Mall, Mr Scott said: 'It's an enormous relief to finish.'Mr Scott, 49, from Rainham, Essex, inched around London face-down on a sled with the giant 9ft costume on top of him.He said: 'The big problems have been the weather because it gets very very hot inside, and then there are the deposits that are left on the pavement - glass, nails, doggy doo-dah, takeaway meals.'
Real-Chinese restaurant shut down after live mice discovered in noodles
Inspectors also discovered decomposing bodies of rodents and mouse droppings, as well as congealed grease covering the ceiling at the restaurant.
Little effort had been made to clean the kitchen regularly and not one member of staff washed their hands during the hour-long inspection despite handling both cooked and raw meat, Southend magistrates’ court heard.
Owner Kun Zhang admitted five counts of breaking health rules; including allowing mice to infest in the restaurant kitchen and allowing cooked food to be kept in boxes which had previously contained raw chicken.
