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.
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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.
UK drivers warned: School run mistakes could cost £2,500
Millions of UK parents risk massive fines and penalty points for everyday school run errors. Experts reveal the 12 most common illegal behaviours that could cost you dearly.
Aboriginal Man Tasered by WA Police in Kalgoorlie Confrontation
Western Australia Police deploy taser on Aboriginal man during Kalgoorlie arrest, prompting community concerns and internal investigation into use of force.
Sheridan Smith on love, mental health and her poignant tattoos
Sheridan Smith opens up about her life off-stage, revealing her journey through mental health struggles, finding love with fiancé Jamie Horn, and the deeply personal tattoos that tell her story.
Charlie Sheen's 7-Gram-a-Day Cocaine Habit Revealed
Hollywood bad boy Charlie Sheen reveals the jaw-dropping scale of his past drug use, admitting to consuming a staggering seven grams of cocaine daily at the height of his addiction.
South Australia bans fish-shaped soy sauce packets
In a landmark move against single-use plastics, South Australia has become the first jurisdiction globally to outlaw the iconic fish-shaped soy sauce packets. The ban targets a major source of plastic pollution, signalling a new front in the war on waste.
Mizzou's Sam Horn Injures Arm, Dodgers Future in Doubt
Missouri Tigers quarterback and MLB prospect Sam Horn has suffered a significant arm injury, casting a shadow over his two-sport future. Get the latest on the diagnosis and what it means for his career with the Tigers and the LA Dodgers organisation.
Baby's brain damage from mum's cocaine use in womb
A UK court hears the harrowing case of a baby born with catastrophic brain injuries after being exposed to cocaine in the womb. The premature infant faces a lifetime of severe disability, sparking a complex legal and ethical debate.
Drake Passage: Conquering the World's Most Dangerous Sea
Dare to discover the Drake Passage, the planet's most formidable ocean stretch. This ultimate guide reveals why sailors call it the 'Drake Shake' and how modern expeditions tame these infamous waters to reach Antarctica.
Chef's Leftover Rice Trick To Stop Food Waste
Stop throwing away leftover rice! Discover a top chef's simple, delicious recipe to transform yesterday's takeaway into today's crispy, flavourful sensation. Your wallet and your taste buds will thank you.
UK drivers face £5,000 fines for loud car music
Millions of UK motorists risk hefty fines under new noise pollution laws targeting loud music and excessive engine revving. Here's what you need to know to avoid penalties.
Online shopping drives plastic bag use to 1.8 billion
New data reveals a sharp 18% rise in plastic bag usage across England, driven by the surge in online grocery deliveries from major retailers like Ocado.
Plastic Bag Sales Rise, Reversing a Decade of Progress
A decade after the 5p plastic bag charge was introduced, sales have risen for the first time, with supermarket home deliveries identified as the primary cause. New government data reveals a 7% year-on-year increase, sparking calls for stricter regulations
Secret parking rule could cost UK drivers £1,000
Drivers are being warned about a little-known parking rule that could lead to massive fines and penalty points, even when you think you've paid correctly.
BA attendant found naked and high on drugs mid-flight
Shocking mid-air incident as British Airways crew member discovered incapacitated in lavatory on London-bound flight from Miami, prompting emergency diversion and police intervention.
South Australia Bans Sushi Soy Sauce Sachets in Plastic Crackdown
In a radical move to combat plastic pollution, South Australia has banned single-use soy sauce fish, ginger sachets, and plastic sushi trays. The new law targets takeaway sushi, forcing a major packaging overhaul for the industry.
Ella Emhoff launches anti-plastic campaign in climate fight
Ella Emhoff, stepdaughter of US Vice President Kamala Harris, is making waves in the climate fight with her bold new initiative targeting single-use plastics. Discover how she's turning fashion influence into environmental action.
Big Sean films woman smoking crack in Seattle streets
Exclusive details emerge as rapper Big Sean films disturbing altercation with Seattle woman smoking crack on public street. The viral video exposes deepening drug crisis in American cities.
UK Grass Cutting Laws: Avoid Fines & Disputes
Confused about the legalities of cutting grass in the UK? Learn the rules, restrictions, and best practices to avoid fines and neighbour disputes.
UK considers ban on single-use vapes
The UK government considers banning disposable vapes due to environmental concerns, as millions are discarded improperly each week.
10 Surprisingly Illegal Things Tourists Do Abroad
From chewing gum in Singapore to wearing high heels in Greece, discover the bizarre laws tourists often break without realising.
Neighbour's train horn revenge torments street
A petty dispute escalates as a furious neighbour installs a blaring train horn on his roof, sounding it three times a day to torment his adversary.
UK forces vape sellers to cover disposal costs
New UK government plans will force vape retailers to cover disposal costs, aiming to tackle the growing environmental crisis caused by single-use e-cigarettes.
Finance worker's daily cocaine habit before work exposed
A finance worker reveals his daily cocaine habit before work, exposing the dark side of high-pressure jobs and the hidden drug culture in corporate environments.
UK bans ninja swords after teen's murder
The UK government has outlawed ninja swords after the fatal stabbing of 16-year-old Ronan Kanda. The new law aims to curb violent crime involving dangerous weapons.
Online Safety Act clashes with Elon Musk's free speech stance
The UK's controversial Online Safety Act sparks debate as tech giants like Elon Musk's X platform grapple with balancing regulation and free speech.
Caribbean court overturns anti-LGBTQ+ colonial laws
A historic court ruling has struck down discriminatory colonial-era laws in the Caribbean, marking a major win for LGBTQ+ rights activists across the region.
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