​NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles!. A climber who plunged 30 feet down a Colorado mountainside was rescued after firefighters spent hours carrying out a complex high-angle rescue, officials said.. Crews responded around 2:17 p.m. Monday to North Cheyenne Cañon, where the injured climber was located more than 400 feet above the road in rugged terrain, the Colorado Springs Fire Department said.. Firefighters hiked up the steep terrain to reach him and immediately began treating his critical injuries.. Rescuers then built a high-angle rope system to lower the climber safely down the mountainside. Specialized rescue teams worked for nearly three hours to maneuver the injured man down the mountainside using a rescue basket.. HIDDEN HAZARD AT POPULAR NATIONAL PARK SPARKS URGENT SAFETY WARNING FOR SPRING BREAKERS. A drone team provided aerial guidance to help crews find the safest route, while whole blood was staged at the base of the mountain in case it was needed.. The climber was ultimately airlifted to a local hospital. No updates on the climber’s injuries or his identity were immediately provided.. Firefighters, however, did provide some details about what led to the fall.. “We’ve learned the climber lost his grip while securing himself; the gear failed, and he was not wearing a helmet,” the fire department said.. MAN DIES AFTER SNEAKING INTO CLOSED SECTION OF POPULAR NATIONAL PARK. Officials credited the climber’s partner with “saving crucial time” by calling 911 and helping guide rescuers directly to the injured climber’s location.. CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE FOX NEWS APP. Authorities urged climbers to wear proper safety equipment, carry a charged phone and “never hike or climb alone.”  

​NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles!. A Florida hospital has dropped its lawsuit to evict a patient who refused to leave for months — saying the woman finally moved out.. Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare (TMH) had sought a court order to remove the woman from her hospital room, where she remained after being discharged in early October, and authorizing the Leon County Sheriff’s Office to assist in removing her if necessary.. A hearing scheduled for Monday was canceled after the hospital filed a voluntary dismissal.. Hospital spokesperson Sarah Cannon said Monday that the case is no longer active because the patient “is no longer at TMH,” according to The Associated Press.. FLORIDA HOSPITAL SUES TO EVICT PATIENT WHO REFUSES TO LEAVE FOR MONTHS. The hospital argued in its complaint that the woman’s continued stay diverted staff and resources from other patients and tied up a needed hospital bed.. “TMH has limited inpatient beds,” the complaint stated. “The defendant’s continued occupancy prevents use of the bed for patients needing acute care.”. ARIZONA FAMILY SUES HOSPITAL, SAYS STAFF ‘UBERED’ SICK SON TO SIDEWALK WHERE HE DIED. According to the filing, she no longer required acute care after a formal discharge order was issued Oct. 6, and staff made repeated efforts to coordinate her departure, including offering transportation and contacting family members.. It is unclear how often hospitals resort to legal action to remove patients who refuse to leave after discharge.. CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE FOX NEWS APP. Fox News Digital has reached out to TMH for comment.  

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​By. Tom English. BBC Scotland’s chief sports writer. 7 hours ago. In a strange and angry pocket of the Tartan Army, there is a section of Scotland supporters who have taken to booing the head coach and the team.. They were audible on Saturday after the loss by Japan at Hampden and audible again on Tuesday after a second 1-0 defeat of the international window, against Ivory Coast in Liverpool.. This crew – smallish in number but sufficiently large to assault the eardrums of the management and players – are an odd bunch.. It’s true that Scotland should be beyond the point of just being happy going to the World Cup – and these players are way past that notion.. It’s also true that there is an expectation on Scotland now to be competitive in every game they play. And they pretty much are.. Against Ivory Coast they were very competitive. They lost, they put in a flawed performance, but there was intent in what they did.. It wasn’t enough, but it doesn’t have to be enough now, it needs to be enough when the big show happens.. Ivory Coast inflict Scotland’s second consecutive friendly defeat. How did Scotland defeat look from Clarke’s vantage point?. 8 hours ago. Are Scotland really going to name 55 players in World Cup squad?. 15 hours ago. That’s the big show that Denmark will not be attending after their exit on penalties in their play-off with the Czech Republic. A party that Italy will also miss out on following their loss, also on penalties, against Bosnia-Herzegovina.. This cluster of malcontents appear to have an entitlement, possibly a load of bevvy, and certainly an animosity towards Steve Clarke running through their veins.. Reacting to a narrow defeat for a much-changed team as if a sacred contract written in the manager’s blood had been broken was wild. Buying a ticket and travelling to Liverpool is not a binding agreement that Scotland will entertain, score and win.. This was another loss, yes. Another game without a goal, sure. But there are certain nuances.. It wasn’t the same limp performance we saw against Japan. It was better than that; more energy, more attitude, more physicality, more goal threat. Same outcome but an improved showing.. There was cause to be disappointed in the way Scotland conceded from a counter-attack, a run from Nicolas Pepe that wasn’t tracked by Billy Gilmour, a defensive lapse that wasn’t recovered by Kieran Tierney, and a shot that Liam Kelly presumed was going in until it came off a post.. Kelly gave up on it as Gilmour and Tierney gave up on it. Pepe was the only one alive to the moment in there. Goal.. ‘Hard to envisage surprise inclusion at this stage’. There was further cause to feel worried about Scotland’s lack of edge up front. George Hirst worked himself to a standstill, created a few half-chances for himself, but couldn’t execute.. In the Lyndon Dykes role, Hirst did a better version of Lyndon Dykes than Lyndon Dykes. He was mobile, powerful, full of running.. But these two suffer from the same ailm  

​Image source, Getty Images. By. Alex Howell. Football reporter at Wembley Stadium. 7 hours ago. 182 Comments. Three top-20 sides faced by Thomas Tuchel’s England – and still no wins.. The Three Lions breezed through qualification for the World Cup winning all of their eight games without conceding a goal.. But after losing 1-0 to Japan, the world’s 18th-ranked side, at Wembley in England’s last match before Tuchel names his World Cup squad, questions about whether the Three Lions struggle when they come up against elite nations are being asked.. After their loss at Wembley, which saw Japan become the first Asian side to beat England, the Three Lions end the March international break without a win.. There is an argument that Tuchel experiemented with his line-ups in last June’s 3-1 loss to 14th-ranked Senegal, the 1-1 draw with 17th-ranked Uruguay and in the Japan defeat, something he would not do at a major tournament.. But critics will suggest that the England manager should be using these games to find his best XI, and get them ready for the challenge that is coming at this summer’s World Cup, especially as the sides that England did not face the same tests in qualification.. Serbia, England’s toughest oppnent in qualification, are ranked 39th in the world, and were comfortably beaten 5-0 away by England and 2-0 at Wembley in November.. The biggest worry for England and for Tuchel is what they will do without captain and record goalscorer Harry Kane if he is not available.. Kane missed the game against Japan after picking up a knock in training and England, who lacked ideas in attack, do not have a candidate who is ready to be his back-up.. Manchester City midfielder Phil Foden was trialled as a false nine and did not have a good night but Tuchel has said this window has provided him “more clarity” than questions about his side.. “I am disappointed, everyone is.” Tuchel said. “I knew that we had a top exam in this window because our players are heavy in club football and in European football in the most physical toughest league that there is.. “We played against two top-20 teams, well drilled and very good opponents who arrived with their best line-up. “We had big changes in the middle of camp, suddenly after the [Uruguay] match we had seven or eight injuries who had to leave.. “It is not an excuse, it is just an explanation why things are not perfectly smooth and perfectly at the highest level we expect.”. [embedded content]. What information do we collect from this quiz?. Failed experiment as England get grim glimpse of life without Kane. 8 hours ago. Who is a certain starter at the World Cup? How England’s players rated. 10 hours ago. Quiz: Which nations have already qualified for 2026 World Cup?. 8 hours ago. We weren’t at it – Rogers. England were missing players who would likely start in their strongest team as alongside Kane, Declan Rice, Bukayo Saka, Jude Bellingham and John Stones were all not available.. “We go out to win every game a