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A Met Police sergeant assaulted a man aged 73 in an apparent road rage incident — leaving the victim in “total fear”, a misconduct hearing has heard.

The queues stretched back to the Hobby Horse Roundabout

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England fans threw cups and booed Gareth Southgate at the end of the 0-0 Euros clash with Slovenia - and the Three Lions manager has now broken his silence with a response that says it all

Angela Rayner pulls out of Glastonbury panel over election commitments  The TelegraphView Full coverage on Google News

A Nelson man is unable to replace his costly pellet burner with a cheaper, greener ultra-low emission burner because of the air quality rules.

BBC weather presenter Carol Kirkwood reported from Kew Gardens on today's forecast, with England and Wales expected to experience high temperatures.

Jun.26 (GMM) Gunther Steiner is refusing to back down amid ongoing spats with both the Schumacher family and the Haas team. Ralf Schumacher, a former F1 driver, is currently refusing to appear on screen with his fellow expert pundit Steiner on the German broadcaster RTL. Schumacher’s ban was imposed following the latest comments by Steiner […]

UDF protests against Kerala government’s alleged failure in controlling price of essential commodities and causing hardships to common people

Jun.26 (GMM) Red Bull “can’t afford” Sergio Perez’s latest performance slump, team consultant Dr Helmut Marko insists. In Barcelona, the rapidly disappearing dominance enjoyed by Red Bull throughout the 2022-2025 ground effect regulations so far continued to unfold. Marko told Speed Week that McLaren clearly had “the faster car” in Spain. “However, Max (Verstappen) drives […]

ABDL's IPO involves a fresh equity sale of Rs 1,000 crore and an offer for sale (OFS) of 1.77 crore shares by promoters Bina Kishore Chhabria and Resham Chhabria Jeetendra. Funds raised will repay borrowings and fund corporate needs. The company's shares are trading with a GMP of Rs 87.

If Netanyahu could maneuver each of these battles separately and lead them to a solution, in the current situation, the three battles—legal, security, and ultra-Orthodox—feed into each other.

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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange pleaded guilty in a US court to receiving and publishing US military secrets after striking a deal with prosecutors that ensured his freedom. Assange, 52, who is viewed by some as a free-speech activist and by others as a criminal, was flown to this unusual location on a private jet, honoring his wish not to set foot on the continental United States. The case against him was heard in Saipan, the capital of the Northern Mariana Islands, a small American territory in the Pacific Ocean near his native Australia. Читать дальше...

Jun.26 (GMM) F1’s governing body and track owner Red Bull have moved to prevent the sort of ‘track limits’ chaos that marred last year’s running of the Austrian GP. In 2023, the Formula 1 event at the Red Bull Ring descended into farce with over 1000 ‘track limit’ violations, a hail-storm of penalties, and post-race […]

Jun.26 (GMM) Two top Formula 1 drivers have mixed feelings about the increasing phenomenon of some of their on-track rivals being ‘booed’. Prior to the Spanish GP, ousted-for-2025 Alpine driver Esteban Ocon was booed at a fan event in Barcelona. “When the Alpine duo were announced, whistles and boos rang out around the circuit, and […]

Authorities fired blanks to disperse protesters in Nairobi suburb overnight Wednesday, hours after protestors stormed parliament in deadly demonstrations, burning parts of the building while legislators fled, as the country grapples with controversial tax increases. Police said they fired over 700 blanks in Githurai, a suburb east of the capital Nairobi. Videos of gunfire piercing the night air were shared online and reported by local media. The military was deployed overnight to support police during... Читать дальше...

Footwear brand Campus has launched its 10th brick-and-mortar store in the city of Vadodara. Located in Inorbit Mall, the store caters to men, women, and children.

Jun.26 (GMM) Ferrari boss Frederic Vasseur has admitted he has some concerns about the way Red Bull now intends to use what have become known as ‘TPC days’. TPC stands for ‘Testing of Previous Car’, which is an arrangement in Formula 1 where teams are allowed some in-season testing but only in two-year-old cars. Last […]

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(Photo credit: Matt Marton-USA TODAY Sports) Having labored through a stretch from May 1-June 5 during which they had only two days off, the Houston Astros opened a two-game interleague series against the visiting Colorado Rockies on Tuesday with off days bracketing the opener and the series finale. Managing that time off often presents a different sort of challenge, especially with a team as hot as the Astros, who exten

Albemarle, the world’s largest lithium miner, plans to organize more auctions for the battery metal in a bid to improve market transparency. “What we're trying to do is build trust,” the head of Albemarle’s energy storage division, Eric Norris, told Reuters on the sidelines of an industry event in Nevada. The lithium market lacks a global benchmark contract with prices normally set by futures in China, which is the biggest processor of lithium. According to Reuters, these prices are confusing so... Читать дальше...

(Telecompaper) The use of artificial intelligence by government agencies is on the increase, according to the latest report from Dutch research institute TNO,...