4 d. ago Warning over ‘contaminated’ fuel as Brits hit with £3k bills & spluttering engines after filling up at UK supermarket

A FORKLIFT driver says he's been slapped with a massive £3,000 bill after a fuel station blunder. The massive fault left petrol pumped into the diesel tanks of dozens of unsuspecting drivers. Graham Stevens, from Devon, filled up his Vauxhall Insignia at the Morrisons forecourt in Tiverton, operated by Motor Fuel Group, only to discover...

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5 d. ago Train station attack sees multiple people targeted in serious assault as cops hunt for victims

Several people were allegedly attacked at a Belfast train station by two suspects who are said to have left the scene. Police are eager to speak to one individual they say was injured

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6 d. ago Cruel new tactic migrants are using to reach Europe: African parents are flying to Spain and ABANDONING children... who 'could try to bring relatives over when they turn 18'

A welfare council chief in Menorca has revealed two youngsters were left at a bus station before their mums and dads jetted home. This image does not show any of the children abandoned.

Society

1 week ago Man left with cuts to face after unprovoked attack at Jubilee line station

Man left with cuts to face after unprovoked attack at Jubilee line station  This Is Local London

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2 w. ago Sinclair and Nexstar end boycott of Jimmy Kimmel Live! and will air show again

The two station owners’ preemption of the late-night show left about 25% of TV viewers in the US unable to watch itLocal TV conglomerate Sinclair Broadcast Group and Nexstar Media Group said their ABC-affiliate stations will start airing Jimmy Kimmy Live! again on Friday night, ending their preempting of the show.Sinclair and fellow station owner Nexstar had continued to preempt Kimmel’s late-night talkshow even after ABC had put Kimmel back on air. Continue reading...

Society

2 w. ago ‘Immortalised by Monet’: the enduring seaside charm of Trouville, Normandy

The impressionist painter was much taken by the stylish villas and unique light of the French port, which 150 years on still refuses to be outshone by glitzy big sister DeauvilleI get the feeling that the world divides into two very different halves as my two-hour train from Paris pulls into the splendid half-timbered station of Trouville-Deauville, with holidaymakers either turning left towards chic, luxurious Deauville, the Saint-Tropez of Normandy, or branching right, across the Touques River, to Trouville-sur-Mer, a more historic, easy-going destination.I have opted to stay at Trouville, known as La Reine des Plages (The Queen of the Beaches), a tiny fishing port that was transformed from the 1820s onwards into one of France’s first fashionable bathing resorts by bohemian artists and writers, seduced by the unique coastal light, and the Parisian bourgeoisie looking for a healthy dose of sea air and a flutter in the glamorous municipal casino. Continue reading...

Politics

2 w. ago The extreme lengths commuters take to secure a train seat at one of the UK's busiest stations

Marlon, who found himself caught in a stampede as passengers scrambled to catch a last-minute train at a busy London station, left social media users in stiches after turning the infamous rush into a race. 

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3 w. ago The Welsh railway stations that have been left to rot or just disappeared

Railway stations around Wales were left to rot after closing over the years — here's what became of them

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