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A British Sikh bus driver was assaulted and "ejected from the vehicle".The stolen bus was driven on the wrong side of the road and collided with multiple vehicles.Police arrested a man in his 20s on suspicion of robbery and dangerous driving.The driver was treated for minor injuries by paramedics.

A BRITISH Sikh bus driver was assaulted and his bus stolen in an "al...


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Earl Spencer described media coverage of Harry and Meghan as a “cancerous influence in their life”.He said their treatment had “echoes” of what happened to Diana.He said Diana was “really brought low by all that criticism”.Harry and Meghan have previously criticised their treatment by the British press.

EARL SPENCER has described media coverage of Prince Harry and...


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Fred Done says his family paid £400 million in taxes last year.He warns Betfred could close 495 of its 1,094 shops if machine gaming duty doubles.Done says he is too old to leave the UK but would not discourage his children from moving elsewhere.

Britain’s biggest taxpayer is warning that the country’s tax burden is becoming difficult to justify, with the founder o...


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Highlights Dhurandhar received four votes from the 14-member jury considering India’s 2027 Oscar submission. Jury member Vivek Vaswani said the film was not considered “Oscar material” and did not represent Indian culture in the way the panel wanted. Marathi thriller Gondhal emerged as India’s official entry after making the final three alongs...

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O’Leary apologised “sincerely and unreservedly” after more than a week of criticism.He had previously said there was no need to apologise and rejected an offer of training from the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre.The centre welcomed his change of position and said it could help highlight the impact of language on survivors.

Michael O’Leary is not exactly known for backin...


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