41 m. ago We put up bollards to stop drivers parking outside our homes after years of problems – but now our tenancies are at risk

RESIDENTS who put up bollards to stop drivers parking outside their homes could now face “tenancy action” from the association. People living in Larkfield, Kent, say they have faced issues with the 12 car park spaces outside their homes for years. The spaces are for the use of those living in the 12 flats and...

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91 m. ago Woman, 18, and man in his 20s die in horror three car crash as cops arrest 19

A teenage woman and a man in his 20s have died in a horror smash involving three cars. Emergency services were called to reports of a crash just before 5.50pm on Saturday on the A1121 Boardsides near to the junction with Sutterton Drove, near Boston, Lincolnshire Police said. An 18-year-old-woman and a 25-year-old man, who...

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1 hour ago Urgent hunt for two men who 'ran into river after crashing car while fleeing police'

Patrol officers attempted to stop a car that was being driven with a defective rear light for a routine check on Friday night. The vehicle failed to stop and after a short pursuit crashed into a wall.

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1 hour ago Lando Norris ‘proud’ of winning first F1 drivers’ championship ‘my way’

Norris made changes ‘to unlock more of my ability’Oscar Piastri: ‘I learned a lot about myself’ in the seasonLando Norris said he is proud of the way he went about winning his first Formula One world championship, stating after an emotional celebration with his McLaren team and family that he was glad he “won it my way”.Norris emphasised that he felt he had raced fairly and without being overly aggressive, an approach for which he has received criticism in not demonstrating the much eulogised “killer instinct”, which he believes he has proved is not necessary by claiming the title. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Inside Q36.5's 'game changing' launch that's an 'evolutionary leap' for cycling

EXCLUSIVE Daily Star Sport was present for the launch of Q36.5's latest product that has been called an "evolutionary leap" for cycling

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2 h. ago Horror moment car flies over roundabout and three vehicles in near

Dramatic footage caught the moment the driver hit a roundabout at breakneck speed, flying into the air and narrowly missing a petrol station that could have caused more chaos

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3 h. ago Girl, 12, faces months in hospital after being hit by car as she walked to school

Layla Redfern suffered a severe brain injury and has undergone multiple surgeries since the accident on November 13 - but she may need to be in hospital for at least six months

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3 h. ago Wilfried Nancy defends radical Celtic formation change and insists he won't hit the panic button after nightmare bow

The Hoops operated with a new 3-4-3 set up that Nancy has deployed at his previous clubs

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4 h. ago 'I was in middle of Heathrow Airport incident and felt my throat burning'

Tom Bate, who had been waiting to be picked up from the car park, said he started coughing and felt a burning at the back of his throat after the incident at Heathrow Airport

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4 h. ago Heathrow 'pepper spray assault' update as 21 people treated for injuries following chaos

A woman had her luggage stolen by a group of four men who sprayed a substance, believed to be pepper spray, towards her in a car park lift, the Met said

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4 h. ago The Guardian view on ageing research: our lives have more distinct phases than we thought | Editorial

Tech moguls may foolishly hope to stay forever young, but others could benefit too from evidence of the human body’s dynamic and varied journey through lifeAgeing can feel remarkably sudden. One morning you awake to find new aches, or lapses in strength and memory that you could swear were not present just a few days prior. We do not literally age overnight, but as research is increasingly showing, we may not do so in a steady, linear path either.Over the past decade a multitude of studies have suggested that ageing – at least for certain organs and bodily systems – may actually consist of long periods of stability, punctuated by inflection points or periods of rapid biological change. This shift in thinking has raised hopes for anti-ageing medicines. But it could also make us rethink our attitude to ageing in general, viewing it as a dynamic and varied journey – rather than simply a slow march of attrition and breakdown. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago Girl, three, among those treated as robbery gang ‘pepper sprayed’ woman in Heathrow car park

Officers were called at 8.11am on Sunday to reports multiple people had been assaulted at the multi-storey car park at Terminal 3

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5 h. ago 'Dating app charmer turned into monster who tried to drown me in bath'

Mum-of-two Katie Yates, 42, thought she had found a 'gentle giant' when she met Jason Smith on dating site Plenty of Fish - but he ended up subjecting her to months of horrific abuse

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5 h. ago Kremlin hails Trump’s national security strategy as aligned with Russia’s vision

Moscow welcomes White House document critical of the EU as talks to end the Ukraine war enter a key phaseThe Kremlin has heaped praise on Donald Trump’s latest national security strategy, calling it an encouraging change of policy that largely aligns with Russian thinking.The remarks follow the publication of a White House document on Friday that criticises the EU and says Europe is at risk of “civilisational erasure”, while making clear the US is keen to establish better relations with Russia. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago Trump slams ‘lack of loyalty’ after pardoned Democrat says he won’t change party

Henry Cuellar launched House re-election bid as Democrat days after Trump pardoned him over bribery chargesDays after issuing him a pardon, Donald Trump criticized US House member Henry Cuellar of Texas for deciding to run for re-election as a Democrat.Trump pardoned Cuellar and the congressman’s wife on Wednesday as they faced bribery charges. They were alleged to have accepted thousands of dollars from Azerbaijan and a Mexican bank in exchange for advancing their interests. Continue reading...

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6 h. ago Heartbreaking way Meghan Markle's dad Thomas made sure she can always reach him

Meghan Markle's dad Thomas has revealed that he refused to change his phone number in the desperate hope that she would be able to contact him when she was ready

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7 h. ago Kate Winslet calls on other actresses to keep looks ‘real’ amid rise in cosmetic procedures

Winslet says it’s ‘terrifying’ that people are changing their looks for ‘likes on Instagram’

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7 h. ago Lando Norris breaks down in tears in his car after being crowned F1 world champion

Lando Norris has won his first F1 world championship after finishing third at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, taking the title by just two points from race winner Max Verstappen

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7 h. ago DVLA issues £1,000 warning as certain number plates banned from 2026

Car owners could be issued an £1000 fine as certain number plates will be banned as they refer to ongoing conflicts.

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8 h. ago Forget Hadrian’s Wall. The UK citizenship test should ask about Corrie, bus queues and Greggs | Emma Beddington

Questions about the Corn Laws and habeas corpus are abstruse and unrelated to modern life – as my French husband is finding. The test should instead ask about soap operas and sandwichesWhat medal did Mary Peters win in the 1972 Olympics? How many Scottish ski resorts are there? Where was Florence Nightingale born? Until I got these questions as exasperated screenshots from my husband, I had no idea, like any normal Briton (it’s gold, five and Italy, apparently). They came from an app he downloaded to revise for his Life in the UK test, a prerequisite for applying for citizenship. Other recent questions have featured the divine right of kings, Hadrian’s Wall fort names and trying minor crimes in Scotland. Can the test itself possibly be this hard? We’ll soon find out: he’s taking it next week, if he doesn’t give up and go back to France instead.Much has been written about the absurdity of the Life in the UK test – it’s inaccurate, partial and sloppily worded, unfit for purpose, a “ba...

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