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Ditching his ‘Whizzinator’ in a patrol car was Florida man’s second bad decision of day

  • Florida man, 52, drove to a drug test despite a suspended licence
  • That breached his felony probation for burglary and theft
  • He then tried to ditch a fake-urine "Whizzinator" in the patrol car

The Flagler County Sheriff's Office says a Florida man on felony probation made two poor decisions while trying to evade a court-ordered drug test. James Shepard, 52, drove himself to submit a urine sample despite having a suspended licence, and then attempted to discard a fake-urine device known…

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Should Erling Haaland get honorary US citizenship for crushing tee shots off a boat and blasting Ella Langley?

  • Erling Haaland seen golfing off a boat and enjoying US culture
  • OutKick jokingly asks if he deserves honorary American citizenship
  • Piece ties into wider talk of foreign fans embracing American life

Manchester City and Norway striker Erling Haaland appears to have embraced American culture during his time in the United States, prompting the sports outlet OutKick to jokingly ask whether he deserves honorary US citizenship. The playful piece follows a wider trend of overseas football fans and players warming…

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Illegal migrant who killed three Americans after being released by Biden is handed ‘slap on the wrist’ sentence

  • Illegal migrant, freed under Biden, killed three Americans
  • Sentence for the killings criticised as too lenient
  • Case fuels political backlash over past release policies

An illegal migrant who killed three Americans has received a sentence branded a "slap on the wrist" after previously being released into the United States under the Biden administration. The case has reignited fierce criticism of immigration enforcement policies during that period, with critics arguing that lax border…

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‘The Odyssey’ Cast Guide: All the Heroes, Gods and Characters in Christopher Nolan’s Greek Epic

  • Nolan's "The Odyssey", starring Matt Damon, opens in cinemas on 17 July.
  • Anne Hathaway and Tom Holland play Penelope and Telemachus.
  • Zendaya, Robert Pattinson and Charlize Theron feature among an ensemble cast.

Christopher Nolan's film adaptation of Homer's "The Odyssey" opens in cinemas on 17 July, with Matt Damon leading a star-studded cast as Odysseus, the Greek king battling storms, monsters and haunting memories of the Trojan War on his long journey home to Ithaca. This marks Damon's third collaboration…

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UK heatwave approaches two-week mark

  • UK heatwave nears two weeks, longest since 2006
  • Merryfield, Somerset hit 30.6C; 12 days above 30C recorded
  • Climate change and a "heat dome" are driving the prolonged heat

Parts of southern England are nearing a fortnight of heatwave conditions, with the UK experiencing its longest hot spell since 2006. Merryfield in Somerset reached 30.6C on Thursday, marking 12 consecutive days at or above 30C, while Bournemouth and Heathrow have seen elevated temperatures for almost two weeks.…

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Fuming! Heritage daytrippers left hot and bothered after nationwide steam train ban quietly rolled out amid heatwave health and safety concerns

  • Heritage steam railways suspended services nationwide amid heatwave.
  • Health and safety concerns cited over heat risks to trains and people.
  • Daytrippers left frustrated by short notice of cancellations.

Steam heritage railways across the UK have quietly suspended services during the current heatwave after operators cited health and safety concerns for passengers, staff and volunteers. The move has left daytrippers frustrated and disappointed, with many heritage lines confirming cancellations or amendments to timetables with little advance warning,…

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Moment British pub landlady, 65, is shot dead in front of her husband during trip to Caribbean as gunman opens fire in street before fleeing in car

  • British pub landlady, 65, shot dead in Caribbean street
  • Gunman opened fire, then fled the scene by car
  • Attack happened in front of her husband; killer still sought

A 65-year-old British pub landlady was shot dead in front of her husband on a street in the Caribbean, with a gunman opening fire before fleeing the scene by car. The killing, caught on camera, has shocked her local community back in Britain, where she was known for…

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6 Worst R-Rated Action Movies of the 2000s

  • Collider ranks the six worst R-rated action films of the 2000s.
  • Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever criticised for chaotic editing and thin characters.
  • 3000 Miles to Graceland and Punisher: War Zone also named among the worst.

A Collider feature by writer Safwan Azeem revisits the 2000s to rank the six worst R-rated action films of the decade, arguing that truly terrible action movies are more entertaining to dissect than merely forgettable ones. The piece highlights an era known for chaotic CGI, odd casting decisions…

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Under threat from the rise of padel: Tennis club with nearly 200 members fights for survival as it faces being replaced by padel courts in row over rent

  • Tennis club with 200 members risks losing courts to padel
  • Dispute centres on rent between club and landlord
  • Reflects wider UK trend of padel replacing tennis facilities

A tennis club with almost 200 members is fighting for its survival after facing the prospect of being replaced by padel courts amid a dispute over rent. The case highlights growing tensions across Britain as padel's rapid rise in popularity puts pressure on traditional tennis facilities, with some…

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