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Footage shared with the Daily Mail shows dozens of caravans, trucks and vehicles rolling into Highfield Lane in Quinton, south Birmingham.

Time Out will open a market in Piccadilly Circus for the first time in its home city, in what it said will be a global flagship for its food hall portfolio.

Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz will reportedly no longer celebrate their first wedding as their anniversary due to the 'bad memories it holds'.

Tess Daly and her lookalike daughter Phoebe Kay have revealed they are 'working together' on a mystery project. 

Martine Norman's "Peaceful Haven" exhibition is being held at Witham RC Church throughout the week.

One of Uganda's best-known footballers has been beaten to death while trying to fight a group of muggers. 

Analysis found 66 migrants on average were packed onto each of the 219 vessels which have successfully crossed the Channel so far this year. They were carrying 14,561 migrants in total.

The Foreign Secretary said his past comments about the US President 'didn't come up' in discussions with Mr Rubio at the US State Department.

The woman has made a string of claims online that she has been in a relationship with the Celebrity Big Brother star, and has even said he's extorted £700 million from her.

Brady Harmon has revealed the text messages he received on the same day investigators believe his ex-wife began orchestrating the mass poisoning.

The model, 33, was scouted at the age of 14 on her way home from school in London and booked her first catwalk show with Marc Jacobs just three years later.

Martha Stewart, 85, said she recently attended the event in California, which the Duchess of Sussex also went to, and the pair briefly spoke.

For a century or more, an independent broadcast media has been vital to modern democracy. But now, amid the destabilising rise of streaming giants such as Netflix, that noble ideal is under threat.

A two-storey converted pub would be demolished and replaced by a 13-storey tower that could see thousands of worshippers attend, planning documents showed.

The manufacturer says AI should be deployed nationwide to monitor and report road defects, while utility companies should face tougher oversight to ensure roads are properly reinstated after works.

I asked for hot food and drink on the train from Edinburgh to Birmingham, but was told there was not enough staff and given a can of coke and a packet of shortbread instead.

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Longtime Slashdot readers schwit1 and fjo3 shared a report about BMW displaying a Spider-Man promotion on connected vehicle screens in more than 70 markets. According to reports, drivers had to play or dismiss the ad before they could use the infotainment system. Futurism reports: BMW, showing that it was about as in-touch as its drivers are familiar with turn signals, teased the promotion as a "special surprise." According to The Autopian's coverage and the heaps of complaints online, the ad appears on the center console screen when you start up the car. When the ad's done playing -- a cheap looking animation that doesn't come close to warranting all this hubbub -- it even has the gall to ask you to scan a QR code. While it does give you the option to play or skip the "festive animation," it's still an annoying extra step drivers have to take before pulling up the map they need or the music they want to listen to. It's also a breach of trust: drivers keep their cars connected so they receive critical software updates, not unexpectedly see ads when they're trying to hit the road. Few owners were pleased. Enthusiasts in the r/BMW subreddit had a veritable meltdown when someone posted footage of the ad playing on their infotainment system.

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Essex fire crews have continued to support efforts to tackle a major wildfire that broke out across the border at Dunwich Heath in Suffolk.