12 h. ago Royal family live: Harry brings up ‘challenging’ sibling relationships as he and William spend day miles apart

The Duke of Sussex to visit Nottingham on second day of UK visit

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63 h. ago I drove the electric car that looks identical to a Porsche Taycan but is half the price

The BYD Seal is an electric saloon that looks very much like a Porsche Taycan, but is much cheaper and has a similar range to the BMW i4 M50. It's a great car, but is it enough to take on the Germans?

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64 h. ago I drove the electric car that looks just like a Porsche – but costs £40k less

The BYD Seal is a Chinese electric car that looks exactly like a Porsche Taycan - but costs £40,000 less. Here's what happened when I took it for a spin

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3 d. ago The chilling unsolved case that's baffled police for 25 years: Rachelle Childs left work one evening, the next day, her burned body was found 70 miles away...

Rachelle Childs, 23,, was murdered and dumped in a ditch over two decades ago and her family are still looking for answers.

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6 d. ago Susannah Jowitt: What it feels like being the only fat woman left among my friends

Nine years ago I embarked on a weight-loss mission. I shed four-and-a-half stone walking four miles a day and doing an hour in the gym every morning.

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9 d. ago Days without war: Ukrainian children enjoy time at summer camp – photo essay

While missiles and drones are exploding in Kyiv during the bloodiest attack of the year, a mountain retreat provides a brief, peaceful escape from the chaosOn the last day of July, Russia launched an attack on Ukraine’s capital, Kyiv, the bloodiest one this year: 300 drones and eight missiles killed 31 people. On the same day, 700km (435 miles) away in a camp near the city of Svalyava in the Carpathian mountains, 30 children are roasting marshmallows. Most of the children live in Kyiv, but for now, they are at the Zefir summer camp.Sofia, 15, from Uzhhorod, dresses up for a theatre performance. Continue reading...

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1 week ago 'Fit and healthy' wife dies suddenly while celebrating her first wedding anniversary with husband at luxury spa resort

Abigail Garside, 30, a gifted dressage rider, had spent the day marking the milestone with husband Samuel Garside at the exclusive 300-acre Rudding Park resort and spa.

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1 week ago Posh family living in glamorous London neighourhood advertise for £55,000

The successful applicant will be required to drive the luxury car just three miles a day from their home in Chelsea to their Mayfair office. It will be a Monday to Friday occupation with occasional weekend shifts.

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1 week ago Violent man 'foaming at the mouth' drove electric scooter at partner and strangled her in public

Caine Williams, 27, attacked two men who intervened to try to help the victim

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2 w. ago I drove electric car for a week on single charge and the numbers were remarkable

The BMW i4 M50 is a big electric saloon car with a hefty price tag, but how does it fare in the real world? We spent a week with it to find out

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3 w. ago I drove an electric car 560 miles in a day but things didn't go to plan

Christopher Sharp looks back on what happened when he drove over 500 miles from one part of the UK to another and what he thought of the UK's charging infrastructure in 2023

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3 w. ago I drove 350 miles in a day in an electric car and it was an expensive nightmare

A man decided to see if he could make the 350-mile round trip from his home to Bristol in an electric car

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4 w. ago After a torrid 100 days, Germany’s Friedrich Merz is mocked as a ‘dead man walking’. He must fight back | John Kampfner

With the AfD surging, it could soon be the largest party here. But, if he acts now, that dark scenario need not come to passJohn Kampfner is the author of In Search of Berlin and Why the Germans Do It BetterThe passing of the 100-day milestone for any world leader usually denotes the end of their honeymoon period. Friedrich Merz has not been able to enjoy even a single day of grace, beginning with the very moment he was supposed to be elected Germany’s chancellor but wasn’t. On 6 May, as Angela Merkel watched from the visitors’ balcony, the Bundestag voted and declined to approve its new leader. For a few hours, chaos ensued, until the second round of voting saw his chancellorship approved, so the swearing in could proceed.It was a symbolic act of defiance, and because it was a secret ballot, it wasn’t clear how many of the 18 dissenters came from Merz’s Christian Democrats (CDU) or from their new coalition partners, the Social Democrats (SPD). But it cast a shadow over the new admi...

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