News about Scott Miller

Miller, the 100m butterfly silver medallist at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics who was jailed over a multimillion-dollar meth ring, has stayed out of the public eye since he was released in June.

UK Cat experts, TV vet Dr Scott Miller and feline behaviourist reveal to FEMAIL what behaviours may indicate your cat is suffering from joint issues. 'A cat experiencing joint stiffness will show a reluctance to run and jump, they may also start hiding away more and being less social,' said Lucy Hoile.

A former Olympic swimmer jailed for his 'central role' in a Sydney meth and heroin ring will exit jail today after more than three years behind bars

Miller, 49, was sentenced in Sydney 's Downing Centre District Court on Friday for running an ice supply ring in 2020 in Sydney's inner west where the drugs were hidden in instant noodle containers. During Friday's court appearance, Miller submitted an affidavit claiming his courtship and 1999 marriage to the late glamorous TV host and socialite Dawson put him on a dark path. 'Charlotte was engaged in the fashion and media industry and it was in the context of my exposure to the lifestyle that my wife's social and employment connections afforded that I was first introduced to personal drug use,' Miller wrote.

A sweet video shows the adorable moment the Queen feeds carrots to a donkey and mini pony. Camilla, 76, hosted a reception to mark the 90th Anniversary of Brooke, a charity dedicated to improving the lives of working horses, donkeys, and mules at Buckingham Palace today. The UK-based international charity, which was founded in the early 1930s, is a legacy of the First World War . Its work is described as 'bringing hope to working horses, donkeys, and mules'. Camilla has a longstanding relationship with the charity, and has been its president since 2006 (pictured: Camilla feeds a donkey and mini pony in Buckingham Palace's Quadrangle).

On Saturday, This Morning's resident vet Scott Miller burstled in tears as he remembered his sadly gone dog Betty. When directing his new YouTube video, the Aussie, 48, shedding tears as he revealed being reminded of his beloved pet, who spent 15 years at his side before passing away in 2020.

Meatly, a London-based startup that made its first cans of the pet food last week and hopes to start selling them later this year. The product is designed for eco-conscious pet owners who want to feed their cats without worrying about the ostensible animal welfare and climate change concerns of industrial farming. According to Meatly's report, the UK's pets account for 22% of the UK's meat intake, which is more than the country's children. The tins of 150 grams of cat food - enough for one serving - will cost about £1 and include the foodstuff, which is made from egg cell extracting cells from a chicken's egg and reproducing in vain.

The monkey, who was named Kingussie Kong by an infatuated public, was leading the authorities on a merry dance for almost a week, but was captured yesterday after being lured by a Yorkshire pudding that had been left out by a local. Mountains rescue teams who were hunting Honshu, the elusive primate with a real name, were called to Stephanie Banyan's house in Kincraig, just a few miles away from the Highland Wildlife Park, where he escaped on Sunday. The mischievous monkey appears on a Drone video in Stephanie's house with thermal imaging before being shot with a tranquilizer gun and collected by a ranger in a large black net.

The on-the-run Japanese macaque monkey Kingussie Kong has been discovered five days after breaking out of a Scottish zoo. When teams on the ground received a call from a local resident who had seen the monkey raiding their bird food, they were able to tranquilize the animal with a dart and safely monitor him as he returned to his wildlife park. Stephanie, a woman who was only identified as Stephanie, has come forward as the one who noticed the animal this morning. After finding Honshu in his garden, she called the hotline for details, resulting in its capture.

Isaac Zimmern, 27, the son of a wealthy Zoom executive, has been named as the fourth survivor of a plane crash off the coast of Half Moon Bay, California. Isaac and his longtime girlfriend, Emma Willmer-Shiles, were among the four victims of the homemade plane crash that occurred last Sunday. Ferrier and his fiancee Cassidy Petit were among those on board when the aircraft, which had been flown by Australian Lochie Ferrier, crashed into the sea, killing all on board, including Ferrier and his fiancee Cassidy Petit. Emma's body hasn't been found so far. Ferrier was known in the 'experimental aircraft' family. The incident involved a Cozy Mark IV, and inquiries into how the accident occurred are ongoing.

Lochie Ferrier, an aeronautical engineer, was at the controls of the kit plane when it crashed in California on Sunday evening, killing his fiancee and two others as well. He revealed his engagement to Cassidy Petit, a RH Capitalist firm specializing in reproductive and maternal health, on October 1. Emma Willmer-Shiles, 27, who earned her degree from MIT the year before Ferrier, was the third passenger. The fourth individual on board has not been identified. Witnesses at the Moss Beach Distillery told NBC Bay Area that the plane was flying "erratically" before they lost sight of it. They also said they had heard what sounded like an engine sputter out.

Since hundreds of arrests around the world, three million people were arrested, and AN0M was confirmed to have been developed and operated by cops, three million's use by criminals soared. However, the underworld is a tumultuous place, with reports that Threema has now been hacked or accessed by detectives.