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Teenage Audi driver, 17, killed pensioner just three months after passing test
Newly-qualified Hanna Lewis ploughed into the car of Bryan Smithers, 79, on a sharp bend in Carmarthenshire after a day at the beach with friends.
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Chris Evans reveals baby twins are called Boo and Walt as wife calls in to show
The presenter and his wife welcomed a boy and a girl on Wednesday evening.
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What does no deal Brexit mean? What are the consequences for Britain and EU
Theresa May has warned that Brits "must prepare" for a no-deal Brexit, with political difference between EU leaders still rife. With less than 200 days until the UK leaves the EU, concerns are growing that the country will leave the bloc without a deal in place. Earlier today Mrs May said the two parties remain a "long way apart" on two major Brexit issues, and negotiations have reached an "impasse".
NewsSky NewsMale model George Koh jailed for murdering rival Harry Uzoka in row over girlfriend
George Koh killed Harry Uzoka, 25, after meeting him to settle a dispute about a woman, accompanied by two friends. Koh, 24, from Camden, north London, claimed he had sex with Mr Uzoka's girlfriend, fellow model Ruby Campbell, and the two male models arranged a meeting to settle their differences. Mr Uzoka had just landed a film role before he was murdered by Koh on 11 January.
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Kanye West addresses rumours that Drake had an affair with Kim Kardashian
Kanye West appears to have reignited his feud with Drake over a rumour that the Scorpion artist had an affair with his wife, Kim Kardashian-West. The rapper posted a series of videos on Instagram where he stated that the report was untrue, and also detailed why he was unhappy with how Drake had handled it. West was referring to a track on Drake’s album Scorpion, “In My Feelings”, where he mentions a woman named “Kiki.” Some fans believed it was a reference to Kardashian’s familial nickname.
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We ate our way out of diabetes – and so can you
We ate our way out of diabetes – and so can you
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Pictures of the Week: Floods, fouls and Formula One
Here’s our selection of the most impactful, memorable or powerful moments from the past seven days around the world.
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Ivy Cottage at Kensington Palace: Inside the royal home where Princess Eugenie and fiancé Jack Brooksbank live
Ivy Cottage at Kensington Palace: Inside the royal home where Princess Eugenie and fiancé Jack Brooksbank live
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Revealed: The drivers of this car are most likely to commit motoring offences
It's long been the source of debate among motorists and now it's been confirmed.
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Carol Vorderman joins special event for Dambusters squadron
The RAF was honouring new colours at its Norfolk base.
NewsReutersIran puts on 'show of strength' military exercise in Gulf
The Iranian Revolutionary Guards and army carried out a joint aerial military drill in the Gulf on Friday in what official media said indicated the "pounding reply" that awaited the country's enemies. Tehran has suggested in recent weeks that it could take military action in the Gulf to block other countries’ oil exports in retaliation for U.S. sanctions intended to halt its sales of crude. Washington maintains a fleet in the Gulf that protects oil shipping routes.
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Claire Foy 'rescued' by Jonathan Van Ness after Emmys after party snub
Claire Foy may play the Queen – but she wasn’t treated like royalty after being snubbed from an Emmys after party. Foy was honoured with the Outstanding Leading Actress award for her portrayal of Queen Elizabeth II in Netflix hit, The Crown, but she came close to having her celebrations cut short after a bouncer allegedly refused her entry to a party over a ripped ticket. Foy, who looked stunning in a white gown, was saved by Queer Eye star Jonathan Van Ness who reportedly came to her rescue.
NewsSky NewsTheresa May's calm anger is a bid to balance humiliation
If there was any doubt how shaken the prime minister was by the very public snub of her Chequers plan meted out by EU leaders in Salzburg, there is none any more. Indeed her Brexit secretary confirmed on Friday he thought the prime minister had been ambushed. Instead she dug in - firstly on the fact she views her Chequers plan as the only viable option for an economic relationship with the EU that respects the referendum, and secondly on her refusal to countenance any backstop arrangement for the Irish border that would separate Northern Ireland from the rest of the UK.
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Hiker Records Dangerously Close Encounter With Grizzly Bear Family
On a trip to the Turbine Canyon Campground in Alberta, Jose Rodrigo Rosales’s dog began to bark aggressively, prompting him to turn around and catch sight of a grizzly bear and her two cubs no more than 15 feet away. With no bear spray available, they ran through the trees looking for other hikers that Rosales knew were nearby. Fortunately, the hikers had also noticed what was happening and started yelling in order to try and scare the bears away. Credit: Jose Rodrigo Rosales via Storyful
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Lily Allen reveals dad Keith's fury at 'cocaine-induced heart attack' story in new book
Keith Allen wasn't too happy to discover that he'd suffered a 'cocaine-induced' heart attack at Glastonbury, as told in his daughter Lily Allen's new memoir.
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Salisbury Prezzo restaurant could SUE 'poisoned' couple if their Novichok claim is a hoax
Salisbury restaurant Prezzo says it might saw couple who claimed they were the latest victims of nerve agent poisoning after police revealed they are considering if the latest case was a hoax
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Blindness-causing eye infection sparks contact lens warning
There has been a rise in the number of cases of Acanthamoeba keratitis.
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India cancels meeting with Pakistan at UN because of 'evil agenda'
India’s external affairs minister, Sushma Swaraj, was due to meet her Pakistani counterpart next week in New York. India has cancelled a meeting between its foreign minister and her Pakistani counterpart less than 24 hours after agreeing to what would have been the first high-level contact between the nuclear-armed neighbours in three years. Delhi’s foreign affairs spokesman Raveesh Kumar told reporters the planned meeting between Sushma Swaraj and Pakistan’s Shah Mahmood Qureshi had been called off due to events in the past day that had exposed the “evil agenda of Pakistan”.
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Tanzania ferry accident - as it happened: At least 136 killed after Lake Victoria boat capsizes amid desperate rescue mission
Officials say the number is likely to rise further as search and rescue operations continue after the disaster on Thursday afternoon. At least 37 people were rescued from the sunken ferry as of Thursday evening, when rescue teams called off their mission overnight. Accidents are often reported on the large freshwater lake, which is surrounded by Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda.
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Strike Force Waroon Officers Charge Three Men for Supply of Drugs in Hamilton
Three men were arrested in Kahibah and Hamilton on Thursday, September 20, after a lengthy police investigation targeting the supply of drugs in Hamilton, New South Wales. The men, aged 23, 26 and 27, were due to appear in Newcastle Local Court on Friday for a number of charges relating to commercial drug supply, police said. Police claimed their searches at two properties associated with the men yielded MDMA, cannabis, steroids, cocaine, LSD tablets, a BB gun, knuckle dusters and cash. Newcastle police formed Strike Force Waroon in March 2018 to target the distribution of drugs in the region. Credit: NSW Police Force via Storyful
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Daylight Saving Time: When do the clocks change, why do we use GMT – and do we still need to?
Daylight Saving Time: When do the clocks change, why do we use GMT – and do we still need to?
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Hollyoaks exposes Darren's affair in 18 new pictures
It's the end of the Osbornes' marriage. From Digital Spy
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Ukip pledges to introduce 'NHS health card' to give Brits medical care but bar foreign nationals from free treatment
Ukip's plan to introduce an 'NHS health card' is part of a new manifesto released ahead of its annual conference in Birmingham.
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Bodyguard star promises series finale will be ‘deeply satisfying’
Is Julia Montague dead? Is she alive? The mystery will end soon.
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Queens stabbing: Three infants among five people stabbed at 'illegal' New York day care centre
At least five people, three of them infants, have been stabbed at an in-home daycare centre in New York City, according to police. The stabbings occurred just before 4am in the Flushing neighbourhood, of the Queens borough at what authorities described as a “short-term residential facility” where all of the victims and suspect lived. Police said a 52-year-old woman allegedly stabbed a woman who works as a staffer in the facility eight times in the torso, then one of the babies’ fathers, as well as the three infants.
