This footage, which was filmed today (June 18) in Paris, France, shows the price of fuel outside a petrol station on Avenue Duquesne. The table of fuel prices indicates that one litre of fuel nearly costs three euros. This comes as fuel prices in Europe continue to rise.
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The ship was found split in half and lodged on a slope at the sea floor
Colorado, New York, Illinois among states voting Tuesday
Firefighters with the Rochester Fire Department rescued three ducklings from a drain on June 28, the department said on Facebook.A local family called after they spotted the ducklings falling into the drain, local media reported. The family was able to rescue an additional duckling before it fell into the sewer, the report said. Credit: Rochester Fire Department via Storyful
Former US president Donald Trump angrily lunged at his Secret Service driver and grabbed at the steering wheel of his limousine in a bid to join the crowd as it marched on the Capitol on the day of the deadly insurrection, an aide testified Tuesday.
Cumbria's Police and Crime Commissioner Peter McCall said fuel bills will have a significant impact on costs.
New version of the legendary cross-continental train is being launched by Accor hotel group
Passengers have been left out of pocket after airlines cancelled hundreds of flights over the past few weeks.
Steve Bray blared several songs at the Houses of Parliament on Wednesday before officers intervened. An anti-Conservative activist returned to Parliament Square vowing to stage a protest “twice as loud” a day after his amplifiers were seized by police. “Stop Brexit Man” Steve Bray blared several songs at the Houses of Parliament on Wednesday before officers again threatened to take his equipment.
An Iranian appeals court has upheld an eight-year prison sentence against a Frenchman convicted on spying charges, his Paris-based lawyer said Tuesday.
Indonesian President Joko Widodo, whose country holds the rotating presidency of the Group of 20 leading rich and developing nations, is heading to Ukraine and Russia for meetings with the leaders of the two warring nations following a visit to Germany to attend the Group of Seven summit
Boris Johnson has claimed that Vladimir Putin would not have launched his “crazy, macho” attack on Ukraine if he were a woman. The prime minister said the Russian president was a “perfect example of toxic masculinity” as he joined Nato leaders in Madrid this week. “If Putin was a woman, which he obviously isn’t, but if he were, I really don’t think he would’ve embarked on a crazy, macho war of invasion and violence in the way that he has,” Mr Johnson said.
James Anderson cannot wait to rejoin a "fearless" England team, unlike any he has known in two decades of international cricket, in this week's long-delayed India series finale.
THERE are reports of a crash on the A1(M) at the A64 York and Tadcaster turn off.
Proposals to rewrite the law take gender self-identification too far. Here’s the feminist case against, says writer Susanna Rustin
Dame Deborah James had a “special gift” which allowed her to have “difficult conversations” with the public that would ultimately save “countless lives”, a charity boss has said. The podcaster, who died on Tuesday, became a patron for Bowel Cancer UK following her diagnosis in 2016 and worked to raise money for and awareness of the charity. Its chief executive Genevieve Edwards told the PA news agency her legacy would live on through her campaigning work.
Tributes are flooding in for the "inspirational" podcaster and cancer campaigner Deborah James, who died "peacefully" on Tuesday. The former deputy headteacher, 40, was diagnosed with bowel cancer in 2016 and fiercely campaigned to raise awareness of the condition on social media, through charities and BBC podcast You, Me and The Big C. Deborah passed away peacefully today, surrounded by her family.
Judge sets hearing for 12 July, meaning abortions up to six weeks of pregnancy can resume for at least two weeks
The Metropolitan Police is being "monitored" over its recent performance, the independent inspectorate has confirmed. In a statement, Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) said the move was to help support the Met Police to make "improvements". "We can confirm that we are now monitoring the Metropolitan Police Service through our Engage process, which provides additional scrutiny and support to help it make improvements," they added.
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