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Families whose loved ones have gone missing without explanation, sometimes decades ago, may finally be closer to getting some answers. A taskforce of 250 volunteers, working with coroners and the police, has been set up to investigate hundreds of cold cases, piecing together unidentified human remains that have been found with evidence from bereaved families and information from international DNA databases.
Antoine Griezmann’s significance at Atletico Madrid goes far beyond his numbers. He is regarded as their greatest player, not just a goalscorer, but more importantly as the most complete expression of what the club stands for.Simeone spoke about him with genuine emotion, even saying he loves him. Thierry Henry thanked him publicly a couple of weeks ago for everything he has given to football. He is not just a likable character with a very positive leadership style, but someone that makes everyone around them better.For a whole generation of fans, Griezmann is Atletico. Apart from his two-year spell at Barcelona,…
A Liberal Democrat councillor has been forced to apologise after ramming his car into a binman’s bin.Redcar and Cleveland Borough councillor Chris Jones got into the altercation on September 10.The row kicked off when Mr Jones’s car hit a wheelie bin a worker was been pushing as he attempted to overtake the bin lorry.The councillor was seen on the lorry’s CCTV “gesticulating with his arms” towards the binman as he stuck his head out of the window.The worker said he told the Lib Dem councillor he was going to call his higher-ups.He also claimed Mr Jones then swore at him…
Sir Sadiq Khan has heaped on praise for Spain’s socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez after the pair met in Madrid yesterday. Despite the Mayor of London having no official role in Britain’s foreign policy, the politicians held bilateral talks – with Sir Sadiq citing the more than 100,000 Spaniards living in the capital as the reason. During the meeting, Mr Sanchez revealed Madrid backed Britain rejoining the EU, according to a City Hall source. The insider said: “Sadiq has said it before and he’ll say it again – Brexit has done real damage to London and is costing Londoners, day…
Queen Camilla is wearing a deep pink Fiona Clare evening gown for Tuesday’s state dinner in Washington DC, completing a day of carefully chosen royal fashion moments during the high-profile US visit.For the evening engagement at the White House, the Queen paired the gown with a historic amethyst and diamond necklace, originally gifted by a former Duchess of Kent to Queen Victoria before being passed down to Queen Mary. The piece is understood to have remained within the royal collection ever since, and its appearance at the state dinner continued Camilla’s pattern of selecting jewellery with strong historical resonance during…
Police believe as many as four million UK households stream the latest must-see television, Premier League fixtures, and blockbuster movies via so-called “dodgy” Fire TV Sticks. These popular gadgets offer access to copyright-protected material from the likes of Netflix, Sky Sports, DAZN, Disney+, and HBO Max, to name just a few – without the usual subscription costs.Some of these illicit boxes require a small monthly fee to access content from these services, but it always undercuts the subscription costs from Sky TV and Netflix. Other “dodgy” boxes offer free streaming once you’ve covered the cost of the modified hardware.Of course,…
Drivers are being warned of new motoring laws introduced over the last month that could see them pay more to keep their vehicles on the road.With the start of the new financial year, millions of drivers up and down the country will be bracing for extra car tax costs, although some may soon receive redress from their car finance lenders.GB News has rounded up the most important driving law changes introduced over the last month that you may have missed.Car taxChancellor Rachel Reeves oversaw a host of new Vehicle Excise Duty changes in April, with many petrol, diesel and electric…
Gay’s two centuries this year, the first of which came on the season’s opening day, follow four in Division One in Durham’s relegation season last year. One of those in 2025 came against champions Nottinghamshire and another against Surrey, who finished second.”Is he good enough? Quite possibly,” said BBC Newcastle commentator Martin Emmerson, who has watched Gay throughout his Durham career.”Consistency is key, though. While he scored nearly 1,000 runs in Division One last season, there were also five ducks early in the year.”Gay will have three more Championship matches to further press his case before England’s hierarchy convenes to…
Council busybodies have banned an award-winning restaurant from giving its customers a lift from the station.The Michelin-Guide listed Hansom in Bedale, North Yorkshire, had given patrons a lift to their restaurant – which is eight miles from the nearest train station in Northallerton.But North Yorkshire Council has now said the restaurant must get the correct paperwork to continue the service.A letter sent in November to owners Ruth and Mark Hansom said the pair needs a “a private hire operator’s licence” and a licence for vehicle and drivers involved.Mrs Hansom was the first woman to be named Young National Chef of…
Labour has been dragged into the High Court by pro-migrant human rights lawyers over Shabana Mahmood’s “unlawful” one-in, one-out deal with France. Legal challenges have been brought against the Government by six migrants – three of whom have already been sent back to France – who claim to be victims of human trafficking.The group are challenging the legality of how they were treated under the Home Secretary’s scheme. If their claims are upheld, Ms Mahmood could be significantly hindered in the number of migrants she would be able to deport in exchange for other asylum seekers in France. In September,…