The impatient driver in Kerch, Ukraine, had apparently been hoping to avoid getting stuck in a long queue, and wanted to be at the front and therefore the first out.
Evangelical pastor claims Jesus hasn’t returned because people aren’t donating enough money
Netflix has dropped the first full trailer for Britney vs Spears, its explosive documentary about the music legend and her conservatorship.
‘Things are grim here’: doctor tells of dire situation in north-west England ICU. An intensive care doctor describes the ‘horrendous’ difficulties facing hospitals, including critical shortages and beds and staff
Stunning sunrise captured over St Mary’s Lighthouse, Whitley Bay
Women accusing R Kelly of sexual abuse were motivated by money to lie and were little more than star-struck fans, a lawyer for the R&B star argued during the closing argument of his trial in New York. In his closing argument to the federal court, Kelly's lawyer, Deveraux Cannick, portrayed the singer's accusers as former fans and jilted lovers, hoping to cash in on his fame with book contracts and media appearances - such as in the 2019 documentary Surviving R Kelly.
BP said a ‘handful’ of its filling stations are closed due to delivery issues.
This Booker-shortlisted follow-up to The Overstory probably won’t nab Richard Powers the prize, but it’s a moving and original read, writes Susannah Butter
Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries visits the Worcestershire Medal Service in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter, where the Queen's Platinum Jubilee medal is being struck ahead of next year's celebrations. The medal will be awarded to serving frontline staff with five years' service, including police, fire, paramedic and prison staff and armed forces personnel. Exclusive footage of the previously unseen medal and interviews with Nadine Dorries and Worcestershire Medal Service chief executive Phil McDermott.
When the billionaire owner of Whistling Straits first looked at converting a former military base into one of the world’s best golf courses, his request was to turn it into a pocket of Ireland. An Irish flag flies over the entrance all year round and signs are dotted around the course pointing in the direction and mileage of some of the Emerald Isle’s most notorious golf courses. In effect, it is manufactured links golf and, with an uncertain wind which is likely to be central to the outcome of the Ryder Cup.
Climate crisis: do we need millions of machines sucking CO2 from the air?From turning CO2 into rock to capturing the breath of office workers, a growing number of companies think the answer is yes The Canadian firm Carbon Engineering’s pilot plant pellet reactor and associated equipment. Photograph: Carbon Engineering
Court officials confirmed Andrew received the papers on September 21. He denies the allegations.
The defendants, two boys and a girl who cannot be named because they are only 14 years old, had various roles in the attack in Reading on January 3.
Ministers are meeting for urgent talks on how to address the current shortage of lorry drivers, after the transport secretary told Sky News motorists should "carry on as normal" when it comes to buying petrol after some companies and operators reported fuel supply issues.
Labour is clear-eyed about the problems Britain faces but unlike the Conservatives we are determined to face up to them and seize the opportunities of the future
The force confirmed two complaints ‘regarding the potential unlawful disclosure of information’ are being considered
Business leaders fear environmental protesters could next target major routes in and out of London after a judge granted an interim injuction to ban them only from the M25. Government lawyers are today looking at the options for wider-ranging powers that could see protesters locked up if they set foot on any strategic trunk road, not just the M25. One senior London business figure said: “There are ways of protesting and they should not involve jumping in front of traffic at 70mph on the motorway.”
The father of three young girls who were killed last week in New Zealand says his precious angels had been ripped away from him in a loss he would carry with him for the rest of his life
Not even the most remote place on Earth has been spared from man-made damage. Here’s how we can protect Antarctica and why it’s important to act now. View on euronews
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In the 1990s Linda Evangelista was one of the most beautiful women in the world, famously telling Vogue she wouldn't get out of bed to strut down a catwalk for less than $10,000.
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