2 h. ago US auto safety regulators investigating Tesla due to door handle issue

Auto safety regulators have launched a preliminary investigation into Tesla because of issues reopening door handles on some Model Y vehicles

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1 week ago Grandfather mistakenly takes home wrong child from Sydney daycare centre

First Steps Learning Academy in Bangor apologises and stands down educator as regulator investigates and mother blames daycare centreFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastAn investigation has been launched and a childcare educator has been stood down after a grandparent mistakenly picked up and took home the wrong toddler from a Sydney daycare centre.The grandfather arrived to collect his grandchild from First Steps Learning Academy in Bangor on Monday afternoon, only to reportedly be given the wrong child. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago Safety regulators launch investigation into 1.4 million Honda vehicles after reports of engine failures

There were more than 400 reports of ‘connecting rod bearing failures’ in the vehicles’ engines

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3 w. ago Public losing confidence in Starmer over migration, new poll reveals

Yvette Cooper promised to take measures to slash the backlog and move migrants out of hotels but seven out of 10 voters think issue is being handled ‘badly’ by Labour

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3 w. ago Public losing confidence in Starmer over migration new poll reveals as Labour vows to fast

Yvette Cooper promised to take measures to slash the backlog and move migrants out of hotels but seven out of 10 voters think issue is being handled ‘badly’ by Labour

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3 w. ago Pressure grows on holidaying Keir Starmer as seven in 10 voters think he's handling asylum hotel issue badly

A YouGov poll for The Times found that 71 per per cent of voters believe the Prime Minister is handling the asylum hotel issue badly.

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3 w. ago Love Island update as Ofcom reveals why it's dismissing record 14,000 complaints

Broadcasting regulator Ofcom has confirmed that it will not be investigating the more than 14,000 complaints that it received about Love Island's latest series on ITV2

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