The man who was pepper-sprayed by Ted Wheeler after confronting the Portland mayor about COVID-19 dining rules on Sunday, is a lawyer and heir to a dairy fortune whose sale to a business rival resulted in a bitter lawsuit that divided the family. Cary Randall Cadonau was identified by Portland police as the man who accosted Wheeler while he was dining with former Mayor Sam Adams outside McMenamins Hillsdale Brewery & Public House on Sunday night at around 8pm.

Princess Charlotte's adorable nicknames revealed. Picture: Alamy/Getty Images Prince William and Kate Middleton reportedly call Princess Charlotte by two nicknames. Listen to this article Loading audio... The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge don't often speak publicly about their family, but they do occasionally give glimpses into life at home with their three children. And, in an adorable insight into their parenting style, it's been reported that they have two nicknames for their only daughter.

Science book clubPeople in science This article is more than 12 years oldReviewThis article is more than 12 years oldHalf a century on, his predictions have proved uncannily accurate. With more imagination and investment, maybe we could make more of Arthur C Clarke's dreams come true Next month's book club choice is the newly reissued classic The Ascent of Man by Jacob Bronowski. Discussion commences on Friday 15 April Arthur C Clarke saw the future coming and in a series of magazine essays 50 years ago helped us get ready for it.

For such a small town, Pawnee has had some major A-listers stop by! We all remember some of the side characters on Parks and Recreation (like national hero and miniature horse Li'l Sebastian), but you may still be surprised by some of the very famous faces who graced the small screen for a guest role on the beloved NBC sitcom. In honor of Parks and Recreation coming to NBC's new streaming service Peacock on July 15, we're looking back at all of the show's best guest stars, and on our walk down memory lane remembered how many iconic actors, or even real-life politicians, joined Amy Poehler's character Leslie Knope to create one of the funniest series ever on television.

Stephen Fry on GodStephen Fry This article is more than 8 years oldStephen Fry calls God an ‘evil, capricious, monstrous maniac’This article is more than 8 years oldComedian delivers tirade on Irish TV programme when asked what he would say to the almighty at the gates of heaven I don’t believe in the God that Stephen Fry doesn’t believe in either Stephen Fry has denounced God as “utterly evil, capricious and monstrous”, if he were to exist.