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Police have shared information about a car he might be using

The lorry overturned as a result of the crash

Trainer trends show no sign of slowing down, with retro silhouettes and heritage sportswear firmly dominating the fashion agenda.

A flight which was chartered by government to bring stranded Britons back from the Middle East has landed at Stansted Airport.

From interest rates to stamp duty, the housing market has taken a battering over the past twelve months.

A recently-revised Senate authorization bill (PDF), co-sponsored by Senate Commerce Committee Chair Ted Cruz, would extend the International Space Station's lifespan from 2030 to 2032 while pushing NASA to accelerate plans for commercial space stations to replace it. Ars Technica's Eric Berger reports: Regarding NASA's support for the development of commercial space stations, the bill mandates the following, within specified periods, of passage of the law: - Within 60 days, publicly release the requirements for commercial space stations in low-Earth orbit - Within 90 days, release the final "request for proposals" to solicit industry responses - Within 180 days, enter into contracts with "two or more" commercial providers for such stations Cruz is trying to inject urgency into NASA as several private companies -- including Axiom Space, Blue Origin, Vast, and Voyager -- are finalizing designs for space stations. All have expressed a desire for clarity from NASA on how long the space agency would like its astronauts to stay on board, the types of scientific equipment needed, and much more. These are known as "requirements" in NASA parlance. [...] Cruz and other senators on the committee appear to share those concerns, as their legislation extends the International Space Station's lifespan from 2030 to 2032 (an extension must still be approved by international partners, including Russia). Moreover, the authorization bill states, "The Administrator shall not initiate the de-orbit of the ISS until the date on which a commercial low-Earth orbit destination has reached an initial operational capability." With this legislation, the U.S. Senate is making clear that it views a permanent human presence in low-Earth orbit as a high priority. This version of the authorization legislation must still be passed by the full Senate and work its way through the House of Representatives.

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Sir Keir Starmer urged Donald Trump to 'de-escalate' the crisis and negotiate with what is left of Iran's leadership but admitted that pair had not spoken for almost a week.

Carlson and Trump shot back and forth at one another over the president's strikes in Iran, with the former Fox News host calling them 'disgusting and evil.'

Locals were concenred that it will 'become a glorified pub attracting the wrong type of people'

‘focusgroup’ has nothing to do with market research, offers devs faster coding and faster websites for everyone

Microsoft has started a preview of technology that eases the task of developing websites with complex navigation elements that don’t need a pointing device to operate.…

Paul Larke, 55, appeared before Chelmsford Crown Court on Wednesday.

Witham’s number one attraction on Tripadvisor may no longer exist as works to repair it are on track to begin this year.

Around 40 garages have been left in 'very poor state' for 'very long time'

David Beckham is set to be honoured in BBC Two's A Life In Ten Pictures, three decades on from his iconic halfway line goal.

After weeks of compassionate surrender and emotional permeability feelings begin to clear. Asking for what we want can be especially confronting when the options seem ambiguous.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: To understand how immoral, feeble, nonsensical and dangerous British laws around social media are, you only have to think about Wuthering Heights.

US-based Dr Joe Whittington, has shared a sobering story from his university days after learning that a former classmate died following what initially seemed like a harmless beauty habit.

Joani Reid said she had 'voluntarily suspended' the Labour whip after her husband David Taylor, 39, was arrested on suspicion of assisting a foreign intelligence service