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Drivers are being warned of several crucial vehicle recalls that have been unveiled in recent weeks, which could see cars at risk of being involved in accidents or even catching fire.Some of the most popular brands in the world, like BMW and Stellantis, have been forced to issue recall notices relating to serious incidents with hundreds of thousands of vehicles.GB News has rounded up the most important car recalls of the past week that motorists need to know about.BMWDocuments registered with the United States National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) confirmed that 196,000 vehicles would be recalled.The German brand warned…

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Andrew HardingReporting from Rouvroy, northern FranceFirst came an email. Then, a month later, a baby.Each arrival, in its own way, marked a sharp swerve in the fortunes of a grief-bludgeoned Iraqi family that has spent the past 15 years darting around Europe in a state of legal limbo. Unable to secure asylum, or to work legally, or to call anywhere home.The Alhashemi family scraped the depths of misery in April 2024. Threatened with imminent deportation from Belgium to Iraq, they attempted to cross the English Channel in a small boat. Their seven-year-old daughter, Sara, died in a suffocating crush onboard…

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Deaves picked up from where he left off last season, impressing in Ospreys’ opening round defeat to Bulls in the United Rugby Championship (URC).And Jones believes that continued good form has put him in Wales contention.”I’d be surprised if he [Deaves] is not in the international conversation right now,” said Jones.”If you look at his post-contact metres, he’s the highest in our squad. He beats defenders and wins collisions in his own way, not just with brute force.”He’s got a good skillset and is super aggressive. They’re all the traits you associate with an international player.”Deaves, who still coaches at…

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Competitors in the World Conker Championships have said it has become “a farce” after nuts were imported from Europe.Organisers worried the contest, which is held every year in Southwick, Northants, would have to be cancelled after the summer heatwave made British nuts smaller than usual. However, conkers have been delivered from France and Italy, meaning the contest, which has been held since the 1960s, will go ahead on October 12. But, the imported chestnuts have led competitors to complain over unfair advantages. Critics believe that the conkers grown overseas will be sturdier and harder to break due to the warmer…

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Ed Miliband has vowed to ban fracking during his speech at the Labour Party conference in Liverpool.Addressing the conference, the Energy Secretary declared he “sent those frackers packing”, calling out ex-Tory figures including Liz Truss and Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg.Mr Miliband told the conference: “We sent those frackers packing. I say let’s ban fracking and vow to send this bunch of frackers packing too.”Taking aim at Reform UK leader Nigel Farage, the Energy Secretary said him and his party are a “job-destroying, bill-raising, poverty-driving, science-denying, [Vladimir] Putin-appeasing, young-people betraying bunch of ideological extremists”.Ed Miliband has vowed to ‘send the frackers packing’…

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Plenty of those on weight loss journeys incorporate a calorie deficit into their diet as their first port-of-call, which involves burning more calories than those consumed. While some might opt to do this by increasing the amount of calories burned by heading to the gym, some might decide to cut more calories from their day-to-day diet. Maggie, who goes by @bringingbalancedback on TikTok, has built up more than 200,000 followers on the video-sharing platform by sharing fat loss tips, including ways to start a calorie deficit.In fact, the fat loss dietitian has offered a few words of wisdom, naming three…

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Ben Summer andEmilia Belli Wales InvestigatesFormer Bishop of Swansea and Brecon Anthony Pierce was sentenced to four years and one month after admitting abusing a young boy between 1985 and 1990Church leaders were made aware of a sexual misconduct allegation against a priest years before his abuse of a child came to light, the Church in Wales has confirmed.A report made against Anthony Pierce by a university student in the 1980s reached the desk of his bishop, but the Church has found no record of him being disciplined.Pierce went on to become a bishop himself – but in March admitted…

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Qarabag continue their impressive start to the League Phase of this season’s Champions League with a 2-0 victory over Copenhagen to make it two wins from two games for the Azerbaijan champions.MATCH REPORT: Qarabag 2-0 CopenhagenAvailable to UK users only.

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Phil Cunliffe and Lauren HirstNorth WestJoe Foster, 90, honed his skills at the family business J.W. Foster and Sons in BoltonIn 1952, then 17-year-old Joe Foster joined the family business, becoming the third generation to be a part of J.W. Foster and Sons.It was at the firm’s small factory in Bolton, Greater Manchester, where he would learn and fall in love with the art of making athletics and running shoes.Years later, Joe along with his brother Jeff would set up global sportswear giant Reebok – a brand loved by athletes and actors alike. His story now features in an exhibition…

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Zia Yusuf has vowed to hold Sir Keir Starmer “responsible” if anything happens to Nigel Farage, as he hit out at the Prime Minister’s “vilifying demonisation” of him.Speaking to GB News, Reform’s Head of Doge revealed he has seen “many social media posts” calling for the “explicit assassination” of Mr Farage, following Sir Keir’s address to Labour conference.During his speech on Tuesday, Sir Keir claimed Mr Farage has had nothing “positive” to say about the UK as he “doesn’t like Britain and doesn’t believe in Britain”.The Prime Minister said: “When was the last time that you heard Nigel Farage say…

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