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A man is wanted on recall to prison after being sentenced as part of a wounding investigation.

A man is wanted on recall to prison after being sentenced as part of a wounding investigation.

Weddings have often been known to tear families apart as relationships are tested. And Adam Peaty and Holly Ramsay have found themselves in an ugly fallout with the swimmer's mother.

Grand Designs viewers were left in tears by Kent-based couple Georgie and Greg, who turned a room in their home into a retreat for ill people - after both overcoming brain tumours themselves.

The first shot tore into the back of the man just in front of him - close enough for the Russian private to feel a warm spray of blood across his face.

The actress has found herself at the heart of a storm sparked by her MAGA political leanings and involvement in a controversial advertising campaign.

The food critic, 52, has spoken out about the upcoming series, which will return to BBC One on Monday.

Vejay Samuels, 30, from Nottingham, flew to the other side of the world in a bid to escape police and avoid prison - but was arrested when he returned to the UK and received a 14-year jail term.

The coastal town been named the number one trending destination for 2026 by Flixbus, which analysed booking data and forecasted search interest.

Some 54,000 people who attended England's emergency departments in October waited half a day before admitted, transferred or discharged, NHS figures show.

Bombardier Nadine Askew, 31, from Sunderland, was on the verge of becoming a Sergeant but worried that the bust-up with a male soldier would scupper her chances of promotion.

Motorists are facing delays on the A414 near Maldon after an incident.

Motorists are facing delays on the A414 near Maldon after an incident.

It's become an ongoing occurrence for celebrity offspring to carve out a career in showbiz, whether it's modelling, reality TV or following in the footsteps of their footballing fathers.

It is the annoying habit that plagues modern Britain: yobs on their phones with their speakers on high forcing everyone around them to hear what's on their mobiles.

Traffic is building after an incident on the A414 near Maldon.

Traffic is building after an incident on the A414 near Maldon.

The moment saw the pair discussing Wicked: Part One's closing number, Defying Gravity, with a journalist - who claimed fans were 'taking the lyrics' and 'really holding space with that'.

An anonymous reader shares a report: The Chinese electric car has become a symbol of the country's seemingly unstoppable rise on the world stage. Many observers point to their growing popularity as evidence that China is winning the race to dominate new technologies. But in China, these electric cars represent something entirely different: the profound threats that Beijing's meddling in markets poses to both China and the world. Bloated by excessive investment, distorted by government intervention, and plagued by heavy losses, China's EV industry appears destined for a crash. EV companies are locked in a cutthroat struggle for survival. Wei Jianjun, the chairman of the Chinese automaker Great Wall Motor, warned in May that China's car industry could tumble into a financial crisis; it "just hasn't erupted yet." To bypass government censorship of bad economic news, market analysts have opted for a seemingly anodyne term to describe the Chinese car industry's downward spiral: involution, which connotes falling in on oneself. What happens in China's EV sector promises to influence the entire global automobile market. China's emergence as the world's largest manufacturer of EVs highlights the serious challenge the country poses to even the most advanced industries in the U.S., Europe, and other rich economies. Given the vital role the car industry plays in economies around the world, and the jobs, supply chains, and technologies involved, the stakes are high. But the wobbles in China's EV sector demonstrate the downside of China's state-led economic model. China's government threw ample resources at the EV industry in the hopes of leapfrogging foreign rivals in the transition to battery-powered vehicles. The Center for Strategic and International Studies estimates that the government provided more than $230 billion of financial assistance to the EV sector from 2009 to 2023. The strategy worked: China's EV makers would likely never have grown as quickly as they have without this substantial state support. By comparison, the recent Republican-sponsored tax bill eliminated nearly all federal subsidies for EVs in the U.S. The problem is that China's program encouraged too much investment in the sector. Michael Dunne, the CEO of Dunne Insights, a California-based consulting firm focused on the EV industry, counts 46 domestic and international automakers producing EVs in China, far too many for even the world's second-largest economy to sustain.

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The singer famously quit the group back in 2015 to pursue a solo career, and relations between him and bandmates Harry Styles, Liam Payne, Louis Tomlinson and Niall Horan grew increasingly strained.