内容摘要：He is based in Townsville, the regional centre of an area known for a rain-drenched, hot, humid wet season from January to March.

He is based in Townsville, the regional centre of an area known for a rain-drenched, hot, humid wet season from January to March.

Those wishing to stargaze at the site are able to use its fleet of 8in (20cm) Dobsonian telescopes and its two 16in (40cm) large aperture telescopes.It also has a fully robotic telescope housed in a custom-built dome. The larger telescope is connected to TV screens which can be used to display the images.

Grizedale Observatory's Ben Marshall said the facility also contained an indoor education site, which includes its meteorite room."We've spent a bit of money and collected a load of meteorites that have fallen to Earth," he said.One of the collection's prize pieces is its lunar meteorite - which is an actual piece of the moon.

It was created when something hit the moon hard enough to eject part of it, said Mr Marshall."It's then flown across space, got into our gravity and landed on Earth."

US retail chain Target has slashed its expectations for the year after a sharp fall in sales which it blamed on a "highly challenging environment" amid the introduction of trade tariffs.

Its sales slumped by 5.7% in the three months to May, at a time when the company also faced a backlash following a previous decision to end diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) targets."When I joined Arsenal at 16, he was a young kid, about nine," says Paul Davis, a midfielder with the Gunners between 1980 and 1995. "That's when I started to hear his name – people saying 'this guy is scoring plenty of goals'.

"Then he came up to train with the first team. We see this big guy - six foot one, 17, wide, his legs are so thick and chunky. And everyone's thinking, 'Wow, no wonder he's scoring goals'. He was just knocking everybody over. We had people like Kenny Sansom, Viv Anderson - senior internationals - and when they saw Kevin coming over they would be like 'oh no' because they knew he would embarrass them in training."When I first came through I was the only black player at Arsenal. You've got to remember the culture of the country meant it was OK to tell off-colour jokes. So if you had somebody that was in the struggle with you, then it made it easier.

"Kevin would always challenge things in a way that didn't end up with a fight. He was able to do it and they thought, 'actually, should I be saying this, or should I be doing this?'"Andy Cole, the fourth top goalscorer in Premier League history, begins playing alongside Campbell when both are coming through the youth ranks at Arsenal. The pair combine in a successful FA Youth Cup campaign, and become friends.