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Colombian cyclist Einer Rubio’s Tour de France came to a brutal end on Friday when he slammed face-first into the rear windscreen of a UAE Team Emirates-XRG support car on the legendary Alpe d’Huez ascent.The 28-year-old Movistar rider had been part of the day’s breakaway on Stage 19 from Gap when the horrifying collision occurred just kilometres from the summit finish.Video footage circulating on social media captured Rubio travelling at considerable speed on a flatter stretch near the top of the climb. The UAE team car ahead of him braked without warning after a spectator tumbled into its path, leaving…

Police are investigating a hoax threat made by a 14-year-old boy to an aircraft heading to Manchester Airport.NATS, the UK’s air traffic control service, received the threat at around 18:00 BST on Friday, and police responded alongside the RAF and airport authorities.RAF Typhoons were scrambled from Lincolnshire on Friday to intercept the Qatar Airways flight in response, the Ministry of Defence confirmed.The aircraft landed safely and there was no threat to passengers or crew, Greater Manchester Police confirmed.The teenager from Bolton, who was not on the flight, has been identified and is “assisting officers with their inquiries”, police said.

A picturesque Norfolk village faces upheaval after developers behind one of Britain’s largest solar energy projects revealed plans to funnel construction traffic through its narrow main street over the next two years.The East Pye solar farm, spanning 2,718 acres of surrounding countryside, would require oversized loads measuring up to 5.5 metres in width to pass along the historic thoroughfare in Saxlingham Nethergate, home to roughly 700 residents.To make this possible, the company intends to widen the road – currently just 4.5 metres across – provoking fury among locals who say the route is entirely unsuitable for industrial-scale transport.Tonnes of heavy…

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The Belfast Pride parade is making its way through the city’s streets.Now in its 35th year, the 10-day festival, external began last Friday with a programme of cultural events, nights out and discussions.The theme this year is Love in Every Colour, which the festival says “recognises the courage of those individuals who came before us and the rising voices of those today who work tirelessly to protect our future and our beautiful community”. The Pride parade departed from Custom House Square at 13:00 BST and will finish at Victoria Street at about 16:00. Lynn Millar, co-chairperson of Belfast Pride, said…

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Britons earning extra income through a side hustle are being urged by HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) to check whether they need to register for Self Assessment before the October 5 deadline.The tax authority has reminded people that anyone earning more than £1,000 from additional income during a tax year may need to register for Self Assessment.HMRC said the warning is particularly relevant for people taking on seasonal work, including wedding photography, content creation and fitness instruction.The department is encouraging taxpayers to check their obligations early to avoid unexpected tax bills or penalties.The reminder comes during the peak wedding season,…