Car horn rules: When you could be fined £1,000
Discover the surprising laws governing car horn use in Britain - including when you could face a £1,000 fine for improper use of your vehicle's warning device.
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Police fatally strike armed suspect with vehicle in chase
Shocking bodycam footage reveals the final moments of a Westminster police chase that ended in tragedy when officers deliberately struck an armed suspect with their vehicle.
Chicago woman shot by immigration agents during raid
A Chicago woman was critically wounded when immigration agents opened fire during a home raid, sparking community outrage and an internal investigation into the use of force.
Imperial Brands shares plunge after Germany exit
Tobacco giant Imperial Brands faces shareholder backlash as it confirms plans to withdraw from the German market, triggering a significant stock price drop and raising questions about strategic direction.
George Clooney's Shocking Drug Past Revealed
Hollywood icon George Clooney opens up about his reckless youth filled with substance abuse, near-fatal incidents, and how he narrowly escaped becoming another tragic Hollywood statistic.
George Clooney's Wild Drug Trip Horror Revealed
Hollywood icon George Clooney, 64, opens up about his past drug use in a shocking revelation, detailing a harrowing experience that turned into a nightmare trip and left him terrified.
WHO demands UK Parliament ban tobacco promotion
World Health Organisation investigation reveals how tobacco firms exploit parliamentary rules for promotion, calling for immediate ban on smoking in Palace of Westminster.
Supreme Court: No misconduct in Jermaine Baker shooting
In a landmark decision, the UK Supreme Court has ruled that the police officer who shot Jermaine Baker in 2015 cannot face misconduct proceedings, clarifying use of force legislation in England and Wales.
Pensioners' cocaine use up 400% in UK
Exclusive investigation reveals Britain's pensioners are turning to cocaine in record numbers, with over-60s usage increasing by 400% in a decade amid loneliness and cost of living crises.
Cocaine hospital admissions soar among pensioners
Shocking NHS data reveals a dramatic surge in pensioners being hospitalised after using cocaine, with some cases involving people in their 90s. Experts warn of a growing hidden epidemic among Britain's elderly population.
UK Police Begin Rollout of New Taser 10 Weapons
British police forces are deploying Axon's advanced Taser 10 devices, featuring new angled probes and wireless capability, raising questions about use-of-force protocols and civilian safety.
Scottish Parliament to debate single-use plastics ban petition
A young climate campaigner from Jura has forced Scottish Parliament to debate a comprehensive ban on single-use plastics, challenging current environmental policy.
DOJ Launches Civil Rights Probe into Anchorage Police
The US Department of Justice has initiated a sweeping civil investigation into the Anchorage Police Department, examining use of force, mental health responses, and policing of vulnerable communities.
Björn Borg: Cocaine use caused my tennis retirement
Tennis legend Björn Borg reveals for the first time the devastating impact of cocaine use that led to his abrupt retirement at the age of 26, shocking the sporting world.
Maine's Largest HIV Outbreak Hits Penobscot County
Health officials in Maine declare a major public health emergency as Penobscot County battles its largest HIV outbreak in history, driven by a surge in intravenous drug use and lack of testing.
Smoking kills 8 million people a year, report reveals
A landmark global health report exposes the devastating toll of smoking, with 8 million deaths per year and a profound impact on both smokers and those exposed to second-hand smoke. Experts are calling for urgent government action.
Woman plotted to supply euthanasia drugs for humans: court
Elaine Arch-Rowe discussed supplying animal euthanasia drugs to undercover agents for human use, Northern Territory court hears in disturbing case.
UK Declares War on Tobacco & Alcohol Giants
Ministers are preparing a major crackdown on tobacco and alcohol industries, with stricter regulations, plain packaging, and advertising bans to tackle the UK's preventable disease crisis.
James 'disgusted' as far-right march uses hit song 'Sit Down'
Manchester rock band James has issued a furious statement after discovering their anthem 'Sit Down' was used by a far-right group led by Tommy Robinson during a march in Whitehall. The band condemns the association and reaffirms their anti-racist stance.
Aldi Australia Permanently Bans Plastic Bags
Aldi Australia has made a monumental environmental pledge, announcing the permanent removal of plastic bags from all its stores. The decision, which follows a successful trial, is set to prevent billions of bags from entering landfills and oceans, marking
Mike Tyson's Fentanyl Confession: Boxer Nearly Died in Fight
Boxing icon Mike Tyson has made a shocking revelation about being under the influence of fentanyl during his 2020 exhibition match against Roy Jones Jr., admitting he nearly died from the powerful opioid.
Teens Shift from Social Media to Passive Video Consumption
Groundbreaking Oxford research uncovers a dramatic change in how teenagers use the internet, moving away from active social media engagement towards passive video consumption, with profound implications for their development.
Lorde reveals past drug use, health woes and gender dysphoria
New Zealand pop sensation Lorde opens up in a raw and revealing interview about her past battles with drug use, crippling health issues, and a profound period of gender dysphoria that reshaped her identity.
Iceland Shoppers Furious Over 'Use By' Date Sticker Scandal
Iceland customers are expressing fury and disgust after discovering the supermarket is allegedly placing new 'use by' date stickers over original labels on products, raising serious food safety concerns.
Arizona Town Sinks as Megafarms Drain Ancient Aquifers
Exclusive investigation reveals how industrial-scale agriculture in Arizona's desert is depleting ancient aquifers, causing the town of Wenden to sink and forcing residents to drill ever-deeper wells in a desperate battle for water.
Phone Use On Loo Causing Haemorrhoids, Warn Doctors
New research reveals a worrying link between prolonged toilet scrolling and a surge in painful haemorrhoids, especially among young adults. Experts urge for a return to quicker bathroom visits.
Illegal horn use could cost UK drivers £1,000 fine
Millions of UK motorists risk hefty fines for improper horn use. Learn the Highway Code rules to avoid a £1,000 penalty and points on your licence for this common driving offence.
Cigarette filters: hidden plastic pollutant and cancer risk
Exclusive: New research reveals how single-use plastic cigarette filters are not only polluting our planet but may also be increasing smokers' risk of cancer, prompting urgent calls for a UK ban.
Jon Cryer Reveals Charlie Sheen's Two and a Half Men Chaos
Two and a Half Men star Jon Cryer opens up about the harrowing reality of working with Charlie Sheen during his public meltdown, revealing the fear and chaos on set that led to the show's unprecedented crisis.
Smartphone Toilet Use Linked To Rise In Piles, UK Study Finds
Groundbreaking UK research reveals a direct link between prolonged smartphone use on the toilet and a sharp rise in haemorrhoids and other bowel conditions. Experts issue urgent warning.
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