The day in 60 seconds: Thursday 22 October

The five stories leading FTMQ News on Thursday 22 October, each with its full report and sources.

Man arrested after alleged threats at Hannah Beazley electorate office. Police have charged a Perth man after he allegedly threatened staff and wielded nunchucks at the electorate office of Western Australian Local Government Minister Hannah Beazley. Read the report

Australian antiques store owner fined after 700 dead animals seized. A 74-year-old Australian man has been fined $10,000 after pleading guilty to charges related to hundreds of illegally taxidermied and frozen native animals. Read the report

Christa Pike speaks in full sentences following botched Tennessee execution. Death row inmate Christa Pike is recovering and speaking in full sentences after surviving a failed lethal injection attempt in Tennessee on September 30. Read the report

Russian missiles strike Kyiv despite signals on resuming peace talks. Russian missiles hit Kyiv overnight and injured six people, hours after Moscow indicated a willingness to resume peace negotiations with Ukraine and the United States. Read the report

California parents charged after son dies in illegal e-bike crash. California prosecutors have charged the parents of a 13-year-old boy after he died in a high-speed e-bike crash, following a previous injury on the same vehicle. Read the report