6 d. ago Bonnie Blue vows to ship 'Bang Bus' overseas as controversial Down Under ban continues

Controversial adult star Bonnie Blue is planning on shipping her notorious 'Bang Bus' overseas as he plans to go back Down Under seem more unrealistic each day

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7 d. ago Joyrider stole bus and continued picking up passengers as cops say he 'did a great job'

Police said a 36-year-old man got behind the wheel of an idling bus and drove away on a "joy ride", letting passengers on and off, telling them he was "cash only" at bus stops

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1 week ago Michelle Obama dishes the secrets behind her most famous outfits: best podcasts of the week

The former First Lady hosts an absorbing new show about her fashion evolution. Plus, Katy Davis explores ‘waiting’ – whether it’s for a bus or an imprisoned lover Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Wrongly freed Algerian migrant sex offender slams UK justice, tells cops 'do your job' and shouts 'it's not my fault I was released' in extraordinary tirade as he is re

Algerian sex offender Brahim Kaddour-Cherif, 24, has been rearrested after being accidentally freed from HMP Wandsworth over a week ago.

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2 w. ago Train attack suspect shouts 'kill me' after 'stabbing ten' as police say 'no suggestion' of terror

The shocking mobile phone footage was taken by a taxi driver who was waiting to pick up a passenger near the front of the station in Cambridgeshire.

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2 w. ago Moment Huntingdon train attack suspect is wrestled to the floor as he shouts 'kill me, kill me': Police say two British nationals

The shocking mobile phone footage was taken by a taxi driver who was near the front of the station waiting to pick up a passenger.

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3 w. ago ‘Every day’s a fight’: join the commuters in Africa’s rapidly growing cities

With more and more people moving to big cities such as Nairobi and Abidjan, daily commutes are becoming tougherAfrica is a rapidly urbanising continent. Since 1990, the proportion of people who live in towns and cities has risen from 28% to 44%, according to the World Bank. The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development predicts the continent’s urban population will double to 1.4 billion by 2050.In many cases, public transport has failed to keep up with this growth, with hours-long traffic jams a common feature of many metropolises. While some cities have light railways, such as Addis Ababa and Lagos, and others have public bus networks, many commuters rely on private minibus taxis. Continue reading...

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