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A major car brand has been forced to recall some of its hydrogen fuel cell vehicles over fears a fire could start when it is parked.Hyundai is recalling 1,545 of its hydrogen fuel cell Nexo vehicles with model years between 2019 and 2024, according to the United States National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).Documents from the US regulator state that the thermally activated pressure relief device (TPRD) may break and cause a hydrogen gas leak, which can result in a fire while parked.As a result, owners are being advised to park their vehicles outside and away from structures until the…

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Shane Warne’s daughter Brooke has revealed a permanent touching tribute to her late father.The budding influencer, 27, showed off a tiny tattoo of the cricket legend’s number  23 on her wrist as she went for a stroll in Melbourne.She rocked a stylish monochrome outfit during her day out, sporting a figure-hugging sleeveless black top paired with white trousers.She completed her outfit with black designer sandals and slick sunglasses and accessorised with a black carry-bag.Brooke added a touch of glamor to her look with gold earrings and a diamond ring.The social media star wore her blonde hair tied in a ponytail…

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PAThe government is to release 1,100 more prisoners early, as part of its strategy to ease overcrowding in jails in England and Wales.People convicted of murder, sex crimes or terrorism will not be eligible, but those serving a sentence of more than five years will now qualify for early release. Most of those being released on Tuesday will come from open prisons.The scheme began in September and is expected to create some 5,500 extra prison places.Tuesday’s early releases come as the confirmed former Conservative Justice Secretary David Gauke is to lead a major review of prison sentencing.Speaking to the ,…

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BHP could face up to £36bn in damages from the class action lawsuit In November 2015, the Mariana dam in Brazil’s Minais Gerais region failed  A hearing to examine BHP’s role and potential liability for one of Brazil’s worst ever  environmental disasters kicks off at the High Court in London today.BHP could face up to £36billion in damages from a class action lawsuit, which law firm Pogust Goodhead is bringing on behalf of over 600,000 claimants.The lawsuit is the largest of its kind in English legal history and also includes 46 local governments, around 1,500 companies and dozens of faith-based institutions…

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When it comes to health conditions, your body often takes sides. In fact, there are many illnesses that predominantly affect one side of the body – and that’s not simply because we favour one side, though tennis elbow, for instance, is more common on the right side because more people are right-handed.’At first glance, it looks as though human beings are symmetrical, with two arms, two eyes, two legs and twin organs such as the kidneys and lungs,’ says Gareth Nye, a senior lecturer in anatomy and physiology at the University of Chester.’But in fact, our physiology is not the…

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Dionne Warwick is weighing in on the viral video in which a man appeared to push influencer Brittany Broski as she danced to Charli XCX’s popular track Apple during a recent show in Southern California.The famed singer, 83, who was inducted this weekend into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, took to X/Twitter to react to the viral footage Monday.’Now this is just crazy,’ the East Orange, New Jersey native said in response, adding the phrase, ‘Security!’The vocalist, whose hits include I Say a Little Prayer and Do You Know the Way to San Jose, was among thousands of…

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Married At First Sight star Evelyn Ellis has revealed she was banned from flying overseas because she had a rip in her passport.The 28-year-old wasn’t allowed to board a plane to Bali on Monday due to a small tear on her passport.She shared a photo to Instagram from Sydney Airport after she wasn’t allowed on her flight.’Had a terrible day yesterday. I was denied boarding because of a small tear on my passport,’ she said.Evelyn then visited an Officeworks store and had new passport photos taken so she could resubmit her paperwork.However she revealed her photos weren’t approved writing: ‘Got my photos…

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Swimming legend got some bad news earlier this month Was one of Channel Nine’s Paris Olympics stars in August  Aussie sporting legend Ian Thorpe has been photographed looking down in the dumps at Sydney Airport soon after getting some bad news about one of his real estate properties.The 42-year-old winner of five Olympic gold medals was seen preparing to fly out of the city by himself this week, dressed casually in T-shirt, sneakers and a pair of loose-fitting pants as he wheeled his luggage to the terminal.Thorpe took a $200,000 blow to his hip pocket earlier this month, when it was…

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King Charles and Queen Camilla were invited to help with a traditional Aussie barbecue and encouraged to use the tongs ‘the Aussie way’.Scott McCoy, 42, manager of Black Bear BBQ restaurant in Sydney and better known by the nickname ‘Chop’, McCoy said it was ‘an honour’ to have some royal helpers.Chop said: ‘I’m still shaking. It was great.’The King and Queen declined a chance to taste any of the sausages, which included lamb, beef, pork and vegetarian variations.Chop said the Queen was instructed to use the tongs ‘the Aussie way’ to turn the ‘snags’ (sausages) by clicking them twice before…

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With a staggering 1,100 inmates just hours away from leaving prisons early, GB News is asking its members if they feel safe on Britain’s streets.The total number of convicts released early will soar tomorrow after a further 1,700 were released from jails across England and Wales on September 10. Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood announced plans to cut the proportion of sentences served by inmates from 50 per cent to 40 per cent in July.The decision was made after overcrowding in British jails pushed prisons to the “point of collapse”. The prison population of England and Wales hit a record high…

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