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Police have arrested a ‘drunk’ driver who removed his car number plates and ploughed into a group of revellers after being ejected from a bar. Three people are being treated by medics for injuries – none of which are understood to be life threatening – after the man was booted out of a club and…

Promising review: « Wife of mine: ‘I didn’t know what to get you for your birthday. I was kinda looking at this machine that makes non-infringing MacMoofins, but…’ Me: ‘Expensive?’ WoM: ‘Twenty-five dol—’ Me: ‘Why we still talkin’ bout this?’ This is Fast Food Breakfast Sandwich: The Home Game. You’re going to overdo it trying to…

Jessica Kourkounis/Getty Images by Penny Starr14 Apr 20180 14 Apr, 201814 Apr, 2018 Another march took place in downtown Washington, D.C. on Saturday – this one featuring anti-faith, pro-climate change, pro-LGBT activists, unions, and other left-wing, anti-Trump groups carrying signs and posters to advance the cause of science. The second March for Science comes one…

To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video A 19-year-old man has been arrested after a car ploughed into a crowd of people in Blackpool town centre. Three people were treated by the North West Ambulance Service following the incident on Saturday at 11.50pm. Boris…

Martin Sorrell said on Saturday that he was stepping down as head of the British-based global advertising agency WPP. In a letter to WPP staff, Sorrell said the « current disruption » was « putting too much unnecessary pressure on the business. » He said he had decided that « in your interest, in the interest of our clients, in…

Home Secretary Amber Rudd. REUTERS/Simon Dawson Last month Amber Rudd said the Home Office didn’t have a position on post-Brexit immigration. The revelation astonished MPs who accused the government of being in unprepared for exit day. A row within Cabinet over how Theresa May should approach immigration in Brexit talks is delaying progress in policy-making,…

The gruesome finalephotograph copyright Mark Laidre By Jake Buehler A giant coconut crab has been filmed stalking, killing and devouring a seabird. It is the first time these whopping crustaceans have been seen actively hunting large, back-boned animals, and suggests they might dominate their island ecosystems. Coconut crabs (Birgus latro), also known as robber crabs,…