Deaths of married parents of four children in campervan at cider festival remains 'unexplained' - as heart-broken family pay tribute to 'vibrant' couple
Christopher and Kayleigh Coll, 45 and 38, were found dead inside the vehicle after attending the New Forest Cider Festival in the village of Burley, Hampshire, on October 12.
Under-threat triple lock will give pensioners £30 more a week, new figures reveal
Pensioner will be £30 a week better off due to the triple lock, figures have revealed, amid calls for the policy to be scrapped.
Woman burns down apartment trying to get rid of a cockroach - killing her neighbour
The fire was started by a woman who was trying to kill a cockroach in her flat by setting an aerosol spray alight, according to local media.
US Investigates Waymo Robotaxis Over Safety Around School Buses
U.S. regulators have opened a new investigation into about 2,000 Waymo self-driving cars after reports that one of the company's robotaxis illegally passed a stopped school bus with flashing lights and children disembarking.
Waymo says it's "already developed and implemented improvements related to stopping for school buses and will land additional software updates in our next software release." The company added "driving safely around children has always been one of Waymo's highest priorities. ... [Waymo] approached the school bus from an angle where the flashing lights and stop sign were not visible and drove slowly around the front of the bus before driving past it, keeping a safe distance from children." Reuters reports: NHTSA opened the investigation after a recent media report aired video of an incident in Georgia in which a Waymo did not remain stationary when approaching a school bus with its red lights flashing and stop arm deployed.
The report said the Waymo vehicle initially stopped then maneuvered around the bus, passing the extended stop arm while students were disembarking.
Waymo's automated driving system surpassed 100 million miles of driving in July and is logging 2 million miles per week, the agency said. "Based on NHTSA's engagement with Waymo on this incident and the accumulation of operational miles, the likelihood of other prior similar incidents is high," the agency said. NHTSA said the vehicle involved was equipped with Waymo's fifth-generation Automated Driving System and was operating without a human safety driver at the time of the incident.
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Harry Potter filming takes over a quiet Yorkshire street as trans rights protestors attempt to blight production after bosses 'upped security on set'
The big-budget show relocated production to a quiet street in Skipton in Yorkshire, with huge structures erected on a row of residential rooftops for the scenes.
Denise Welch, 67, reveals she finally learned she had ADHD after a shock conversation with her Loose Women colleagues as star reveals the links between her diagnosis and her breakdown last year
The Coronation Street and Waterloo Road actress, 67, has candidly spoken about being diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in a new interview.
Antidepressant prescribed to millions causes significant heart risk and weight gain, major review reveals
Antidepressants could be putting millions of patients at increased risk of weight gain, hypertension and heart problems a major review has today revealed.
ISP Deceived Customers About Fiber Internet, German Court Finds
The German Koblenz Regional Court has banned the internet service provider 1&1 from marketing its fiber-to-the-curb service as fiber-optic DSL. The court found that the company misled customers because its network uses copper cables for the final stage of connections, sometimes extending up to a mile from the distribution box to subscribers' homes.
Customers who visited the ISP's website and checked connection availability received a notification stating that a "1&1 fiber optic DSL connection" was available, even though fiber optic cables terminate at street-level distribution boxes or building service rooms. The company pairs the copper lines with vectoring technology to boost DSL speeds to 100 megabits per second. The Federation of German Consumer Organizations filed the lawsuit. Ramona Pop, the organization's chairperson, said that anyone who promises fiber optics but delivers only DSL is deceiving customers.
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Back to the Seventies: Firms brace for more strikes as Labour's workers' rights bill wreaks havoc
Labour has been accused of taking Britain 'back to the 70s' amid mounting fears crippling new employment laws will lead to more strikes, cost jobs and damage the economy.
Do roads become more dangerous immediately after the clocks go back?
With the clocks due to go back an hour from Sunday, drivers are set to face an evening commute on the roads in darkness. But does this suddenly spark an increase in risk?
I paid £850 for a new Samsung phone - but DPD driver delivered me an empty box: SALLY SORTS IT
I placed an order on Samsung's website for an £850 mobile phone, and got a discount for trading in my old one.
Disturbing mysteries that surround death of girl, 12, at scuba diving certification after her body was found 45 feet underwater
Little Dylan Harrison drowned on August 16 while attending a class at The Scuba Ranch in Terrell, Texas.
Fake home invasion vid lands woman in real trouble
And got arrested instead of earning a viral TikTok
A Maryland woman who allegedly used AI to fake a home invasion was arrested and charged with making false statements after telling police that the ersatz intruder was part of a prank gone wrong.…
Female referee who officiated Chelsea vs Liverpool reveals she's been told to tone down her 'attention-attracting' looks after footballers made advances
A top female referee has hit out at the sport's sexist environment and claimed she was once told to tone down her looks after 'attracting too much attention'.
Inside activist Alana Hadid's unique backyard wedding attended by her supermodel sisters Gigi and Bella
Activist Alana Hadid tied the knot in a lavish ceremony held in the backyard of her father's sprawling Los Angeles mansion over the weekend.
JetBrains Survey Declares PHP Declining, Then Says It Isn't
JetBrains released its annual State of the Developer Ecosystem survey in late October, drawing more than twenty-four thousand responses from programmers worldwide. The survey declared that PHP and Ruby are in "long term decline" based on usage trends tracked over five years. Shortly after publication, JetBrains posted a separate statement asserting that "PHP remains a stable, professional, and evolving ecosystem." The company offered no explanation for the apparent contradiction, The Register reports.
The survey's methodology involves weighting responses to account for bias toward JetBrains users and regional distribution factors. The company acknowledges some bias likely remains since its own customers are more inclined to respond. The survey also found that 85% of developers now use AI coding tools.
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NORMAN BAKER: Why should British families, struggling with the cost of living crisis, subsidise a self-entitled prince to live rent free in a 30-room mansion?
Heaped in ignominy, banned from using those treasured royal titles, his world of murky secrets unravelling faster than a ball of string, there can be precious little comfort for Prince Andrew.
'Thank you for never supporting us': Italian restaurant owner takes savage swipe at wealthy Highgate residents who 'humiliated' his staff as he closes down
Don Ciccio on Hampstead Lane in Highgate has won a slew of awards, including Traveller's Choice on Tripadvisor between 2023 and 2025, and was rated 4.7 out of five stars on Google.
QUENTIN LETTS: Brother Jenrick whacked Prince Andrew then proposed a burka ban. Polite society will be appalled
To complete his day, he attended a Commons debate on the Sentencing Bill in which his sidekick Kieran Mullan complained about Labour ditching plans to castrate pederasts.
Fleetwood Mac in talks for huge reunion for 50th anniversary of classic album - as Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham are 'on a healing journey' after decades-long feud
The group have not performed together since 2019, and they were left devastated when bandmate Christine McVie died in 2022.