Story: Click the link in the Bio A 19-year-old Canadian woman was found dead on a popular Australian beach, surrounded by a pack of dingoes, on Monday. The woman, identified as Piper James, was discovered on K'gari Island, off the coast of Queensland, after telling friends she was going for a morning swim. Police Inspector Paul Algie reported that two men driving along the beach spotted around 10 dingoes near the body and immediately alerted authorities. The woman's body showed signs of interference by the dingoes, but it's unclear whether she drowned or was attacked. ¹ ² James had been working at a backpackers' hostel on the island for six weeks and was known to be familiar with the ocean and local wildlife. A post-mortem examination is scheduled to determine the cause of death. K'gari Island is home to around 200 dingoes, a protected native species. However, there have been concerns about their increasing aggression and loss of fear towards humans,...
Lecce head coach Marco Giampaolo has confirmed that Patrick Dorgu will fly to England on Saturday to complete a move to Manchester United, with the Denmark international set to become Ruben Amorim's first signing as Red Devils head coach.
The 20-year-old has been a key player for Lecce this season, making 23 appearances in all competitions, including 21 outings in Serie A, but he was an unused substitute against Parma in Serie A on Friday night.
Lecce head coach confirms Dorgu is heading for Man United The defender appeared to wave goodbye to the Lecce supporters following their clash with Parma, and he is set to make the move to Man United in a deal worth €30m (£25.1m) plus €5m (£4.2m) in add-ons.
Dorgu will leave Lecce having made 57 appearances for the Italian outfit, scoring five times and registering two assists in the process, and he will battle for the starting role down the left.
The left-back will not be involved in Man United's Premier League clash with Palace on Sunday afternoon, but he could feature in their FA Cup fourth-round clash with Leicester City on February 7.


