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A man has been charged with two counts of causing death by dangerous driving after a car hit three cyclists.Kent Police said it had charged Aaron Turner, 22, from Hermitage Road in Higham, after the fatal crash near Gravesend on Sunday.A man in his 60s and a woman in her 50s died in the crash while the third cyclist was treated in hospital for minor injuries, officers said.A white Ford Focus was travelling south-west along Sole Street in Cobham at about 07:45 BST when it was involved in the crash, according to police.This breaking news story is being updated and…

However, Jones, who played a key role in Eliud Kipchoge’s sub two-hour marathon challenge in 2019, is keen to point out that the science in this area is “behind”.”There isn’t as much hard evidence as there would be for shorter distances, which have been studied for a long time in quite some detail,” he adds.That is a view shared by Dr Richard Burden, co-lead of female athlete health and performance at the UK Sports Institute, who feels a lot more information needs to be gathered before conclusions can be made.”At the moment we are speculating … there are definitely some physiological adaptations…

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Liam Sloan, principal at Bolton College, said not many students missed more than half of classes, but those who were absent often had mental health challenges or part-time jobs.”Sometimes the student being able to be offered that £30 shift there and then means more… than the potential qualification in six or seven months’ time,” he said.He said there was a particular issue in English and maths GCSE classes, which students in England are required to study alongside other courses if they don’t have a grade 4 or above.Attendance rates at the college had improved in recent years though, he said,…

Max Verstappen is in a no-nonsense mood – even more than usual.The Red Bull driver is renowned for his straight talking but now, as he discusses his 2026 season so far in an exclusive interview with BBC Sport, he is at his most uncompromising.Perhaps it’s the heat.We’re talking on the eve of last weekend’s Italian Grand Prix. The temperature is into the mid-30Cs, Red Bull’s hospitality unit is not coping well, and Verstappen’s PR handler messages before the Dutchman turns up to suggest I find a table near a fan; the interview might be more positive that way.Monza is the…

Targeting bin crews and traffic wardens out doing their jobs is “unacceptable”, a council has said, after a wagon had a brick thrown through its window while out on its rounds. At least one traffic warden was also said to have been targeted in the Goldwick area, Oldham Council said.Speaking after the bin wagon incident last month, a spokesperson said the wagon had its driver-side window smashed “by a resident” and a parking enforcement officer was subjected to abuse.”Our staff are working hard every day to deliver essential services for communities across the borough. These unacceptable actions not only put…

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The funeral of one of the two police officers killed in a wrong-way crash is to take place later.PC Matthew Blades, 37, and PC Tom Clough, 38, died when a Volkswagon Passat collided with their marked armed response car on the A66 at South Bank, near Middlesbrough, on 22 August. Five young men were also killed.Road closures will be in place in Hartlepool for PC Blades’ funeral from 07:30 BST to allow for a full police ceremonial funeral.Speaking on behalf of his family, Cleveland Police Federation chair Lauren Somerville said “life feels unbearably quiet” without the father-of-two’s “silly jokes” and…