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Miss Wales in crash
By Peter McLarenKennedy
DARCEY Corria, the Miss Wales entrant in the recent Miss Universe competition, was seriously injured in an accident on her return home.
A local news outlet reported on Saturday, January 21 that the 21yearold was involved in a serious crash which closed the M4 for several hours.
She is said to have been hospitalised with a broken pelvis and two breaks to bones in her neck. The beauty from Barry who won last year’s Miss
Wales competition is due to compete for the Miss World title in May, with her family hopeful that she will have recovered in time.
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Earlier this year, museum scientists tracked the evolution of early dinosaur herbivores using CT scans of their skulls. Reconstructing the jaw muscles and measuring the bite force of these animals shows surprising variation in eating styles among the first herbivorous dinosaurs.
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A spokesperson for Miss Wales said: “Event organisers at Miss Wales, as well as her family, are hopeful and confident that she will still be able to do this thanks to the incredible team of medics at UHW and her own personal determination.”
The first person of colour to be crowned Miss Wales in the competition’s 70 years, Corria is actively involved in the Criminal Justice in Wales AntiRacism Delivery Plan called Together Stronger.
