Road rage driver intentionally causes crash
The bust-up starts when the van driver overtakes the grey Vauxhall Vectra and cuts him up on a hill at 30mph. Driver confrontation »
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Britain sets out reasons to bypass parliament over EU divorce papers
By Michael Holden LONDON (Reuters) - The British government's legal reasons for stating that Prime Minister Theresa May has the power to begin divorce proceedings from the European Union without parliament's authority were made public for the first time on Wednesday. In its submission, the government said this argument was unfounded.
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‘No, I made it up!’ The Chase’s Bradley Walsh BLASTS Dragons’ Den star over weird question
Her fellow teammates did not fare too either after musician Shaun Ryder was sent packing after his first chase as he could not outrun The Sinnerman. The remaining members of the originally four-strong team was cut down by half as former winner of The Apprentice Michelle Dewberry and Olympic skier Eddie “The Eagle” Edwards were left in the final round. Unfortunately, they lost out to the Chaser but left with £1,000 a piece for their chosen charities for their efforts. The coming week is going to be a big one on The Chase, which will be airing its 1,000th episode which will feature all the Chasers. The Chase: Celebrity Special airs on Sundays at 6pm.
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6 contenders who could replace Sam Allardyce as England manager
Steve Bruce was interviewed in the summer about the job – could he get it now?
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Bad Brad vs Saint Angelina? The Jolie-Pitt divorce is just history repeating itself
While her mother presented a saintly, compassionate image, the sad truth was that when she died she had fallen out with most of her friends and family, including her father, sister, brother and others, often for the most trivial of reasons. While both Angie and her brother James have waxed lyrical about their mother’s marvellous home cooking, in reality, the kids lived on take-outs and she was rarely at home – often flying somewhere for work or her love life dating, among others, Burt Reynolds, Warren Beatty and Al Pacino. The children were raised by an assortment of friends and out of work actors who doubled up as nannies. When Marche – or Marche Mallow – was around she had few boundaries for
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After husband forgets lunch, wife throws it from the BALCONY and INTO his car
Attention NBA! Attention Olympics! Attention everyone on the internet! This woman is destined for athletic greatness after having “swished” a sandwich into a…
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'How do I tell my little girls daddy won't see them grow up?'
From the moment I met Ross, eight years ago, there was an instant spark. Literally the next day I left Essex to move in with him in Coventry. I’m an actress – I played Emma Miller in Byker Grove for seven years – and Ross’s dad is ex-Aston Villa player Andy Blair, so we come from similar worlds. We’re so close, his friends even call us ‘Rolly’. Three years later, our daughter Brooke was born and we got married when she was 11 months. We wanted to do it our way and didn’t tell a soul – we just had two witnesses at Coventry registry office. I wore a white hoodie with a red dress and Ross wore his dad’s old football shirt from his Sheffield Wednesday days. Afterwards, we went for a cuppa and a scone.
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Trump Admits He Planned 'Something Extremely Rough' on Clinton Family at Debate – But Couldn't Do It 'with Chelsea in the Room'
"Everything I wanted to say I got out except for the transgressions of Bill," Trump said of his opponent's husband, former President Bill Clinton. "I'm very happy that I was able to hold back on the indiscretions with respect to Bill Clinton because I have a lot of respect for Chelsea Clinton and I just didn't want to say what I was going to say," he continued. Trump shot back, "I was going to say something extremely rough to Hillary, to her family.
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12 cars that depreciate in price quickly and are good to buy used (12 photos)
If you’re in the market for a new car, you may be tempted to drive a brand new one off the lot. After all, many manufacturers are already releasing their feature-packed 2017 models, and the weather hasn’t even turned cold yet. But, before you do, consider this: a new study by iSeeCars.com, an automotive data and research company, found that buying a new car is not always going to get you the best bang for your buck. In fact, the company discovered that purchasing some cars that are just a year old can provide consumers with substantial savings. To establish the savings, iSeeCars.com analyzed the more than 14 million cars sold from August 1, 2015 to July 31, 2016, excluding models with fewer than 250 new and 250 used cars sold. The average asking prices of year-old cars were compared to those of new cars from the same model, according to the release, with the difference in price expressed as a percentage of the new model average price. This percentage was then compared to the overall percentage difference across all models. Using this data, iSeeCars.com researchers found that the average price difference between a new car and a lightly used car was 21.2 per cent, ranging from $6,099 to $19,966 in savings. (Note: For this study, a lightly used car is defined as a vehicle from the 2014-2015 model years with mileage within 20 per cent of 13,476, the average annual miles traveled in the U.S., according to the Department of Transportation.) But it isn’t all cars ? iSeeCars.com established a dozen vehicles that offer the best value when purchased lightly used instead of brand new, with price differences between 31.2 per cent and 34.6 per cent ? at least 1.5 times more than the overall average. Click through to see those 12 cars. The content of this slideshow originally appeared as a Credit.com story found here. All figures in U.S. dollars.
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'Forgotten Man' at Arsenal Set to Make Return From Long-Term Injury
Arsenal are a team usually afflicted by lots of injuries throughout any given season, but right now, their treatment table is surprisingly bare; well, bare by Arsenal's standards. Per Mertesacker, Danny Welbeck and Aaron Ramsey have recently been joined by Francis Coquelin, but aside from that, the Gunners are doing okay on the injury front. If we were to do something with @Alex_OxChambo & @carljenkinson on @GoldenBoot_TV.. What would you guys wanna see? #arsenalfc #afc...
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Oops! Britney Spears almost trips on stage
Britney pulls out of a dance move after it goes wrong
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Serena Williams says she feared for family member's safety after spotting officer during commute
The tennis star penned a powerful Facebook post on Tuesday.
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Referendum fears for EU as Italy slashes growth figures
Italy's Prime Minister Matteo Renzi said Italy's budget deficit would fall to 2.4 percent of GDP this year, from 2.6 percent in 2015, and a maximum of 2.0 percent next year
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Ben Needham police looking at tree missing from photo taken at time he disappeared
Police searching for missing Ben Needham are analysing a photo taken just after he vanished indicating a tree was planted on the spot where he was last seen. The photo was taken by a press photographer who visited the spot about 10 to 15 days after Ben went missing. A 19-strong team from South Yorkshire Police have been digging at the spot after new information came to light.
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BBC Top Gear Returns to Three-Host Format With LeBlanc, Harris and Reid
Sabine Schmitz and Eddie Jordan will return as occasional contributors.
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Cornwall man grows world-record sized cabbage and then reveals his secret
It seems there’s not a whole lot of science behind growing ridiculously big vegetables.
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Terrifying 'knocker' SCAM: Police issue warning as door-step gangs target YOU in your home | UK | News
GETTY Police forces across the country have been issuing alerts after a wave of crimes involving gangs of men who claim to be selling cleaning products but actually are scoping out the victims house in preparation for a burglary at a later date. The scam often involves sellers - also known as Nottingham Knockers - who claim to be a reformed convict trying to make a new life for themselves or to be deaf or dumb and in need of cash to pay for their carer. The crooks go between houses appearing to offer a range of cleaning products but are secretly checking how much cash may be in the house, whether the home is occupied or empty at certain times, how valuable the belongings are and how well protected
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My sister hid my mom in a nursing home and cheated me out of my inheritance
Her elderly mother went missing for seven years.
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It’s about to get even harder to win EuroMillions - and more expensive
The EuroMillions lottery is about to get even more expensive for Brits - and it’s going to be even more impossible to win the jackpot. The price increase comes despite the fact that participation dropped by a staggering 40% the last time Camelot raised their prices for the National Lottery. In October 2013, ticket prices for the weekly National Lottery draws increased from £1 to £2, with the operator saying at the time that it predicted that the amount of money that it passes on to good causes would increase as a result.
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UK airport passengers face walks of up to 1km from check-in to departure
That’s a long way if you have difficulty walking.
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War of the waterways as young boat owners disturb the peace
The Canal & River Trust’s survey confirmed that the profile of the traditional boat owner is someone over 55 who uses their boat for pleasure, while a larger percentage of younger canal goers use their boats as a permanent home and choose boating because it offers an alternative lifestyle. The growing numbers of young people living on canals is particularly visible in urban areas - such as London’s Grand Union Canal and River Lea and the Birmingham Canal Navigation network - where high rents and astronomical property prices have led increasing numbers to seek an alternative to bricks and mortar. But that has created a shortage of mooring spaces, leading to many older canal goers feeling reluctant
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