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Around 78,000 car owners are still refusing to pay ULEZ fines - the equivalent of three per cent of all cars in the zone.

To the outside world, it looked like I had it all. But that wasn't the whole truth. I've struggled with anxiety, on and off, since I was little.

He went from recording TikToks in his shed to winning the nation's hearts at Eurovision. But his Christianity has helped him deal with knockbacks along the way

Luke Freeland, 31, was arrested in August this year when he was seen selling cocaine in Springwood Drive where he immediately confessed.

The error at HMP Chelmsford, in Essex, saw Hadush Kebatu freed when he should have been handed to immigration officers.

If Rachel Reeves and her cohort bring in their suggested mansion tax, I will have to move out of my home.

A jilted man has finally won a battle to prove he is the biological father of his toddler daughter after his 'callous' former girlfriend fled to Latvia with their child and named another man as her father.

In the footage, filmed from a nearby window, a pickup truck can be seen driving down a residential street in Lewisham - in southeast London - as police officers and a police van follow behind.

BBC's Laura Kuenssberg has been exposed by a colleague for showing her 'true colours' when the cameras are off.

Slashdot reader joshuark shares this report from SFGate: The mystery object that struck a plane at 36,000 feet is likely not space debris, as some speculated, but rather a Silicon Valley test project gone wrong... WindBorne Systems, a Palo Alto startup that uses atmospheric balloons to collect weather data for AI-based forecast models,has come forward to say that they believe they may be responsible for the object that hit the windshield... "At 6am PT, we sent our preliminary investigation to both NTSB and FAA, and are working with both of them to investigate further," [WindBorne's CEO John Dean posted on social media...] WindBorne said the company has launched more than 4,000 balloons and that it coordinates with the Federal Aviation Administration for every launch. WindBorne "has conducted more than 4,000 launches," the company said in a statement, noting that they've always coordinated those launched with America's Federal Aviation Administration and filed aviation alerts for every launched balloon. Plus "The system is designed to be safe in the event of a midair collision... Our balloon is 2.4 pounds at launch and gets lighter throughout flight." We are working closely with the FAA on this matter. We immediately rolled out changes to minimize time spent between 30,000 and 40,000 feet. These changes are already live with immediate effect. Additionally, we are further accelerating our plans to use live flight data to autonomously avoid planes, even if the planes are at a non-standard altitude. We are also actively working on new hardware designs to further reduce impact force magnitude and concentration.

Read more of this story at Slashdot.

Slashdot reader joshuark shares this report from SFGate: The mystery object that struck a plane at 36,000 feet is likely not space debris, as some speculated, but rather a Silicon Valley test project gone wrong... WindBorne Systems, a Palo Alto startup that uses atmospheric balloons to collect weather data for AI-based forecast models,has come forward to say that they believe they may be responsible for the object that hit the windshield... "At 6am PT, we sent our preliminary investigation to both NTSB and FAA, and are working with both of them to investigate further," [WindBorne's CEO John Dean posted on social media...] WindBorne said the company has launched more than 4,000 balloons and that it coordinates with the Federal Aviation Administration for every launch. WindBorne "has conducted more than 4,000 launches," the company said in a statement, noting that they've always coordinated those launched with America's Federal Aviation Administration and filed aviation alerts for every launched balloon. Plus "The system is designed to be safe in the event of a midair collision... Our balloon is 2.4 pounds at launch and gets lighter throughout flight." We are working closely with the FAA on this matter. We immediately rolled out changes to minimize time spent between 30,000 and 40,000 feet. These changes are already live with immediate effect. Additionally, we are further accelerating our plans to use live flight data to autonomously avoid planes, even if the planes are at a non-standard altitude. We are also actively working on new hardware designs to further reduce impact force magnitude and concentration.

Read more of this story at Slashdot.

The actress, 35, recreated the look the Former First Lady wore on the day of President John F Kennedy's assassination.

Ex-criminology lecturer Pauline Al Said made headlines this year after her and her husband Mark Wheatcroft embarked on a daylight theft spree,

Earps, 32, dramatically hit out at the conduct of her former understudy, who replaced her in the Lionesses' first team before this summer's triumphant European Championships.

The man who died when a helicopter crashed in Doncaster this week has been named as 70-year-old Peter Smith.

One of the most stunning stars of the '80s, known for a wild range of roles, stepped out for a rare appearance on Wednesday - much to the delight of fans.

Photographs show Combs, 55, walking through the yard at Fort Dix Federal Correctional Institute during recreation time on Friday.

The closure has been announced while 'unavoidable' repairs to be completed

The exclusive area, which opens next Tuesday on November 4, will have free sparkling wine, massages and even Waitrose chocolates.

Andrew, 65, has faced a tsunami of allegations in recent weeks over his friendship with convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.