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Warning to drivers over 70 as thousands could ‘sacrifice’ licence over 2 new tests

Drivers aged 70 and over may soon be required to pass eyesight and cognitive tests to retain their driving licences, if mounting pressure influences the Labour government and the Driver and Vehicle...

Musk’s Starlink suffers major global outage as thousands lose internet including Ukraine

Elon Musk’s satellite internet firm Starlink has been hit by a major global outage, leaving tens of thousands of users unable to get online.Reports of disruption began to surge around 8pm GMT, with...

Ten workers killed battling wildfires in Turkey

Ten workers killed battling wildfires in Turkey23 hours agoSeher AsafGetty ImagesAt least 10 forestry and rescue workers have been killed while battling wildfires in Turkey's central Eskisehir...

Turkey makes major change that's great news for British tourists

With holidays in Europe seemingly getting more and more expensive for sun-seeking Brits, last-minute holidaymakers will be delighted to hear that one iconic destination has made a major economic...

Falkland Islands row erupts as Argentine official fumes at US 'backing' Britain

The governor of Tierra del Fuego, Antarctica, and South Atlantic Islands, Gustavo Melella, has confronted the future US ambassador to Argentina and warned him not to interfere in...

Angela Rayner's dangerous mistake – Left is striking match on tinderbox

OPINIONAngela Rayner missed a key point on immigration (Image: Getty)Labour is making a dangerous mistake if it believes deprivation is the reason the country is facing a summer of rioting. Deputy...

UK's most 'eccentric' town with 'barefoot locals' and 'hugs for currency'

A woman who spent a day in a Devon town has labelled it as the "most eccentric" in the UK due to its "quirky" traits. Solo traveller Lana, who travels around the country in her VW T4 campervan, took...

Tourists say they'll 'never' go back to beloved holiday hotspot after change

Tourists have declared they'll "never" return to a popular holiday destination following an undesirable change this year. Flying off to hotter climes is a summer highlight for many people, with...

Tory fury as HMRC hand special award to civil servant behind the cruel Family Farms Tax

HMRC has been greeted with fury after it handed its ‘expert of the year’ award to the civil servant behind the hated Family Farms Tax. James Mee, the head of inheritance tax analysis, boasted...

Two die in car during Cyprus wildfire as 44C heat expected

Two die in car during Cyprus wildfire as 44C heat expected2 hours agoAmy WalkerBBC NewsReutersTwo people have died in a car in a wildfire which has torn through southern Cyprus amid soaring...

Vodafone, BT and EE down: Customers unable to make phone calls

Thousands of Vodafone, BT and EE customers were raging, unable to make or receive phone calls as the networks appeared to be down. Downdetector, which reports technology problems, has indicated a...

'This madness HAS to end': Fury erupts over illegal migrants gambling taxpayer money

Anger has erupted over reports that asylum seekers are using taxpayers' money to pay for gambling. The Home Office has launched an investigation after more than 6,500 transactions were attempted...

Queen Camilla opens up about relatable hobby she enjoys at private village home

Queen Camilla may have a busy life on the royal stage, but behind closed doors she has a number of relatable hobbies that many can relate to. Although she is believed to spend the majority of her...

'Dreamiest' UK beach with turquoise water 'is bucket list destination'

A "stunning" UK beach has impressed visitors so much that they think people should add it to their "bucket list." The award-winning beach, nestled on the Cornish coast, is found between two popular...

Archaeologists identify 250-year-old shipwreck in Orkney

Archaeologists identify 250-year-old shipwreck in Orkney1 day agoPA MediaArchaeologists have identified a 250-year-old shipwreck, which was discovered on the island of Sanday in Orkney.All evidence...