3 h. ago UK's 'most lucrative' speed camera catches more than 100 drivers a day in sleepy Devon market town

But angry locals have been left fuming after claiming it is 'hidden'

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4 h. ago Calls to ban naked bike riding in Britain after nude cyclist is attacked by vigilante binman at 'charity' event

Robert Brown was taking part in a World Naked Bike Ride event in Colchester, Essex, on August 9 when Lee Turnage, 46, drove up behind him on a motorbike and punched him.

Events

4 h. ago The medieval Fife town hosting one of Scotland's most magical Christmas events

There will be festive lights, a market and even a Santa'a grotto.

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5 h. ago Middle class drug use is funding Russia's war in Ukraine and espionage activity on British soil, NCA chiefs warn

A billion-dollar network so large it has bought a bank in Kyrgyzstan is operating in 28 UK towns and cities collecting 'dirty' cash from criminals then converting it to 'clean' cryptocurrency.

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5 h. ago Starmer expected to approve China’s ‘mega’ embassy in London

PM likely to green light project despite concerns about Beijing’s efforts to spy on Britain

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5 h. ago 60% of farmers ‘at financial risk from supermarket buying behaviour’ – survey

Some 69% of farmers believe the buying relationship between growers and retailers has deteriorated in the last two years, the poll found.

Economics

5 h. ago UK troops mapped out for Ukraine deployment as top secret reconnaissance carried out, Defence Sec reveals

BRITAIN has already mapped out which troops it could send into Ukraine if a ceasefire is agreed, the Defence Secretary has said. John Healey revealed the UK has already carried out reconnaissance on the ground as part of advanced planning for any deal. It comes amid uproar over a reported US peace plan that would...

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8 h. ago Britain's 'most lucrative' speed camera has dished out 6,000 fines in just eight weeks: Drivers complain it is hidden from view

The device on Ashburton Road in Newton Abbot, Devon, was first switched on in August, according to a Freedom of Information request.

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8 h. ago Over £30,000 raised to bring woman's body home to Scotland after crash in Ireland

Chloe Hipson sadly died in the two-vehicle collision in the townland of Gibstown in Dundalk, County Louth, at 9pm on Saturday.

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10 h. ago Britain's 'most lucrative' speed camera has dished out 6,000 in just eight weeks as drivers complain it is hidden from view

The device on Ashburton Road in Newton Abbot, Devon, was first switched on in August, according to a Freedom of Information request.

Politics

10 h. ago I'm not a Scotland hypocrite, I've been in that group but we've won nothing

I think Townsend will get Six Nations - but big improvement will be required

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10 h. ago Mani’s writhing, relentless bass was the Stone Roses’ secret sauce – it taught indie kids how to dance | Alexis Petridis

His love of ‘good northern soul and funk’ was always in evidence and had a lasting impact on alternative musicGary ‘Mani’ Mounfield dies aged 63By any metric, the rise of the Stone Roses was a sudden and remarkable thing. It took place over the course of 12 months. At the start of 1989, they were just a local cause of excitement in Manchester, largely ignored by the traditional outlets for alternative rock in Britain. John Peel wasn’t a fan. The music press had barely mentioned their most recent single, Elephant Stone. They were barely able to fill even a more modest London venue such as Dingwalls. But by November they were huge. Their single Fools Gold had entered the charts at No 8 and their performance was the big attraction on that week’s Top of the Pops – a barely imaginable state of affairs for most indie bands in the late 80s.In retrospect, you can find any number of reasons why the Stone Roses cut such an extraordinary path, clearly attracting a far bigger and broader audien...

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10 h. ago Robert De Niro is 'proud' to visit Manchester as work begins on his £360m skyscraper that will be Britain's tallest outside London

Robert De Niro has backed the construction of Nobu Manchester, a 807ft tall, 76-storey tower to be built in Deansgate - the vibrant mile-long road that runs through Manchester city centre.

Economics

11 h. ago Celebrity hairdresser Nicky Clarke to offer ‘Budget Day’ haircuts including the Fiscal Fringe and Balanced Bob

The pop-up offers customers a chance to get an A-list worthy haircut for an affordable price

Economics

12 h. ago The US border town that’s undergone a dramatic transformation after Trump’s immigration crackdown

Some locals say they ‘are just waiting for Donald Trump to finish his term to see what will happen’

Politics

12 h. ago The changes that could mean more cash for Greater Manchester towns

It is hoped the new system of local government funding will lead to the reduction of 'regional divides and postcode lotteries'

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13 h. ago Travel chaos in blizzard Britain: Snow and ice force roads to close and schools shut with new Met Office weather warnings to hit in hours as temperatures plunge to

Met Office warnings for snow and ice remained in force across the UK today, with more ice alerts for tomorrow morning. A UK Health Security Agency amber cold health alert will be active until Saturday.

Events

13 h. ago Jack Wilshere on the Arsenal heartbreak which is still driving him in Luton Town job

Former Arsenal prodigy Jack Wilshere is thriving in his first permanent senior management job at Luton Town, who are finding their feet again after back-to-back relegations

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13 h. ago 'Best ever' British crime drama with 'shocking' finale is now streaming

The small-town drama, which originally aired on ITV, is one of the most memorable murder mysteries ever made.

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13 h. ago Valleys town with independent shops and cafes perfect for a Christmas day out

Don't be pulled by the bright lights of the shopping centres, and be enticed by some small town charm, too

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