48 m. ago Where does your stolen car end up? The parts of the world criminal gangs typically transport them to

Your stolen car could be halfway around the world in the blink of an eye as well-funded gangs have established a seamless supply network to ship motors to various countries across the globe.

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74 m. ago Royal Ascot Day 5 Tips: Saturday’s Best Bets Including 9/4 & 4/1 Shots

Check out our latest Royal Ascot tips ahead of the final day at the famed British flat racing festival

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96 m. ago Gary Neville launches mission to improve the UK's worst football pitches

The Best Worst Pitch initiative will provide line painting and pitch maintenance equipment, as well as maintenance training to 50 UK grassroots clubs

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1 hour ago Together director responds to ‘deeply unsettling’ copyright lawsuit allegations

The filmmaker said the allegations that he had stolen the idea for his movie were ‘entirely untrue’

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2 h. ago Jac Morgan has just been left lost for words after receiving special surprise from Lions

Welshman Jac Morgan is set to start for the Lions against Argentina in Dublin tonight

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2 h. ago Flamengo vs Chelsea Club World Cup prediction, betting preview, odds and tips

Chelsea look to maintain their perfect start in the Club World Cup stage as they look to face their toughest opponents in Group D as the Blues face Flamengo

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2 h. ago Shot father’s family makes desperate plea for answers three months after death

DCI Rebecca Woodsford said the suspects got out of a stolen Mitsubishi Outlander and fired the gunshots which killed him

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2 h. ago Scientists SOLVE the mystery of the 'Dragon Man': Ancient skull is first ever found from lost group of ancient humans that lived 217,000 years ago

Scientists have finally solved the mystery of the ancient 'Dragon Man', confirming that this 146,000-year-old skull belonged to a member of the Denisovans.

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2 h. ago Benfica vs Auckland City Club World Cup prediction, betting preview, odds and tips

The gulf in class showed when Auckland faced Bayern Munich and the bookies expect a similar outcome when the New Zealand side face Portuguese giants Benfica

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2 h. ago Luke Littler's new 'female friend' joins him on family holiday as beautician's relationship with darts star goes from strength to strength in heartwarming snap

The 18-year-old is enduring a rocky period at the oche, suffering a disappointing defeat in the Premier League final last month when he lost against rival Luke Humphries.

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3 h. ago Unexpected thing you should open to cool your home in hot weather, it's not windows

If you're struggling to keep your house cool in the hot weather, here are a few tips and tricks you can try

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3 h. ago Best ways to beat the heat and stay cool during the heatwave

The UK’s current hot spell isn’t going anywhere – here’s how to keep cool

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3 h. ago Israel Adesanya ‘not a real fighter’, says Joaquin Buckley after detailing run

‘The Last Stylebender’ labelled Buckley ‘annoying’ after the latter lost to Kamaru Usman, a friend of Adesanya

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3 h. ago Peptides and retinol both fight wrinkles, but which is best?

Doctors and dermatologists explain what you need to know about these key products

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3 h. ago Campervan stuck in the sand at popular Porthmadog beach is swept out to sea

The motorhome was eventually overwhelmed by the tide and lost just off Traeth y Greigddu - Black Rock Sands - near Porthmadog despite the efforts of jetskiers using 4x4s to try and save it

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4 h. ago America made a catastrophic mistake with the Iraq war. Is it about to repeat it in Iran? | Stephen Werthheim

If the United States joins Israel’s fight to try to finish Israel’s job, it will enter into a war of unknowable scope against a country of 90 million peopleTwo decades ago, as Americans debated whether their country should invade Iraq, one question loomed the largest: did Saddam Hussein possess weapons of mass destruction? If so, the implication was that the United States should disarm and overthrow his regime by military force. If not, Washington could keep that option in reserve and continue to contain Saddam through economic sanctions and routine bombings.In time, the implications of the Iraq war far exceeded the boundaries of the original debate. Saddam, it turned out, had no weapons of mass destruction. But suppose he had possessed the chemical and biological agents that the war’s advocates claimed. Invading his country to destroy his regime would have given him the greatest possible incentive to use the worst weapons at his disposal. The war would have been just as mistaken — ...

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4 h. ago Race Across the World's Sioned reveals what she thinks of contestants after return to Wales

Race Across the World came to an end after the competing teams of two trekked to the final checkpoint in the southernmost tip of India, Kanyakumari, in a bid to scoop a cash prize of £20,000

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4 h. ago Glastonbury Surprise Set Odds 2025: Here are the 11 artists tipped to play secret gigs at Worthy Farm

Some huge names are in the frame when it comes to Glastonbury’s legendary secret slots.

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4 h. ago There's one thing stopping you from sleeping in hot weather and this is what to do about it

If you've been struggling to sleep over the past few nights, you're not alone. Hot, humid weather can seriously affect our sleep quality, a sleep expert explains why and offers some tips

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5 h. ago Good Morning Britain viewers 'wince' as Kate Garraway makes 'disrespectful and insensitive' joke at worst possible time

Thursday's episode of the ITV breakfast news show (pictured) saw the presenter, 58, with co-host Adil Ray, 51, report a particularly sad story to viewers.

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