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Auctioneers said their jaws 'hit the floor' when they laid eyes on the 42 sets of collectables - 'all in mint condition'.

Great Britain's star cyclist Matthew Richardson has been sent home from the World Track Cycling Championships in Shanghai over allegations of misconduct.

Roman Abramovich has always had a no-nonsense approach to business. And when the state-owned Russian oil company Slavneft was listed for sale in 2002, the oligarch didn't mess about.

Katie Louise Marshall suffered burns on around half of her body when the garden bonfire blasted back at her in Newport, Gwent, on June 26.

Soldiers in their 70s and 80s, who have been harassed by lawyers for decades, will still face politically-driven court cases and coroners' hearings under the redrafted Bill.

Boris Johnson suggested Andy Burnham is lying about Russian influence on the EU referendum today - as No10 desperately backtracked on the PM's claim.

Turmeric is having a moment - High Street chain Holland & Barrett revealed it was its best-selling supplement across all categories last year, even more popular than multivitamins.

The compound, known as laughing gas, is used for pain relief in labour, but long-term exposure has side-effects.

The words 'no HMO' was scrawled over houses while one car had its windscreen and windows smashed with the words 'R dirty old town' and 'no HMO' written on it.

Samantha Phythian, 35, known to her family and friends as Sammi, was allegedly still alive when the vehicle was set alight in the seaside town of Prestatyn, North Wales.

Digger is now on course to be the biggest box office flop of all time, with its second weekend ticket sales dropping by a huge 60 per cent.

Selma Blair was arrested after allegedly attacking members of the flight crew aboard a Delta aircraft on Sunday.

An officer working for Reform-led Derbyshire County Council told staff at the authority's record office not to hand documents over to David Ball and to tell him when he had visited.

The 73-year-old received the Woman of Courage award at the Women of the Year Awards, dedicating the honour to victims of sexual violence around the world.

Harrison Glynne Jones was just steps away from the front door of his home in Llanfairfechan, Wales, on October 1 when he was struck by the vehicle.

When Hear'Say and Liberty X were formed on Popstars in 2001, the members all became household names in the UK and went on to have huge success in the noughties music scene. 

The CSJ said welfare had acted as an 'anaesthetic that has kept areas of the country numbed during two decades of economic failure'.

The rising cost of employment is holding back living standards and hitting job opportunities for the young, business leaders have warned.

In a report two weeks before the Budget, the Resolution Foundation also suggests targeting homeowners, banks, and wealth.

Firefox 158 is now available with JPEG XL image support enabled by default, making .jxl images a standard part of the browser rather than an experimental feature. The release also adds JPEG XL to Firefox's default image Accept header, improves Smart Window form filling, and brings new CSS typed-arithmetic support for developers. Phoronix reports: At long last, Firefox 158 is ready to go with JPEG-XL image support as an alternative to the likes of WebP, JPEG, PNG, and GIF. The default HTTP Accept header for image requests also now supports "image/jxl" for the JPEG-XL image format. Prior releases of Firefox had JPEG-XL gated by an experimental option. Firefox 158 also now supports filling forms faster in Smart Window when clicking into a form field or selecting Fill from sources. On the developer side, CSS typed arithmetic are now supported to use functions like calc() to divide two values of the same data type even if of different units. Developer changes and release binaries can be found at their respective links.

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