Coast Guard says preliminary work has started to cut section of steel from collapsed Baltimore bridge
BALTIMORE (AP) — Coast Guard says preliminary work has started to cut section of steel from collapsed Baltimore bridge.
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Seven people were killed on the roads over the weekend in one Aussie state, bringing the number of fatalities to its worst record in almost a decade.
- Evening Standard
Solid, composed and as exciting as a big smartphone: Do we need the new electric Ford Capri?
Ford has dusted down the Capri badge — but will the new electric version get people talking for any of the right reasons, asks Jason Barlow
- NewsWire
Driver’s act leads to road rage: police
A car windscreen and mirror were allegedly smashed in what police believe could be a road rage incident following a simple act.
- USA TODAY
Ram, Honda, GM, Volkswagen, Tesla among 660,000 vehicles recalled: Check car recalls here
The NHTSA recently announced recalls for 660,231 vehicles. This includes vehicles from General Motors, Honda, Ram and Volkswagen.
- PA Media: UK News
UK train fares highest in Europe, study claims
The analysis of 27 European operators found that ‘travelling by rail in the UK is particularly costly’.
- The Independent
Here’s what the Jaguar Type 00 could look like when it actually hits the road
EXCLUSIVE: Our expert render gives us our best look yet at the Jaguar Type 01, the brand’s 2026 luxury EV
- Storyful
Teen Carjacker Flees Onto Airport Runway, Pursued by Police
A 16-year-old was arrested following a carjacking incident in Fort Myers, Florida, on December 6, police said.According to a statement from the Lee County Sheriff’s Office, deputies were notified of the carjacking on Friday afternoon. The suspect, identified as 16-year-old Felix Marcial Ayala, had approached a female victim and demanded she give him her car keys.Police said members of the violent crimes unit worked with the Florida Highway Patrol to locate the vehicle.Footage from the Florida Highway Patrol shows the pursuit, with the vehicle driving away from law enforcement along Daniels Parkway. Police said the car crashed into several unoccupied vehicles en route.The driver of the vehicle and Ayala attempted to flee on foot, the report said, with Ayala being apprehended on Southwest Florida International Airport property.Police said Ayala was charged with carjacking without firearm or weapon, trespass on critical infrastructure property, and resisting an officer.“I will not tolerate anyone putting residents of Lee County at risk through actions like this,” Sheriff Carmine Marceno said. “I am incredibly proud of my deputies, detectives, and members of our Aviation Unit for swiftly removing this suspect from our streets. I also want to thank our surrounding law enforcement agencies. It is our great partnership that ensures the safety and order of Southwest Florida.” Credit: Florida Highway Patrol via Storyful
- The Independent
Voices: Charging ahead or falling behind? Independent readers debate the UK’s electric vehicle dilemma
THE INDEPENDENT DEBATE: When we asked for views on the UK’s EV targets, readers highlighted the need to balance environmental ambitions with economic realities and addressed concerns over affordability, infrastructure, and industry support
- Australian Associated Press
Trains and a pay deal delayed as court halts work bans
State leaders jumped the gun going to court to stop industrial action on the nation's largest city rail network, a union says.
- BBC
Driver killed as car leaves road and hits tree
Police say a man in his 80s died in the crash in Leicestershire on Monday afternoon.
- Robb Report
The Ford Mustang GTD Is Now the Fastest American Car in Nürburgring History
The famous muscle car beat the previous U.S.-made mark by more than four seconds.
- The Conversation
Australians’ cars are typically larger, heavier and less efficient than in Europe – here’s why
Ever wondered how the Australian passenger car fleet compares with the European fleet and what this means for the future? New research examined the differences in detail and how it might change.
- Reuters
BYD on track to top 2024 sales goal and outsell Ford, Honda
China's top electric vehicle maker BYD gained market share as the world's largest auto market recorded its fastest-growing month in 2024, setting BYD up to exceed its global annual sales goal and overtake Ford and Honda. Aided by robust sales in China, BYD is on course to top its annual sales target of 4 million vehicles, which would put it ahead of Japan's Honda and Detroit-based Ford for 2024.
- BANG Showbiz
Britney Spears reveals she is driving a 'cheap' car now: 'I have no idea what this is...'
Britney Spears has revealed that she is driving a "cheap" car now after admitting that she wasn't allowed to drive during her conservatorship.
- Bloomberg
BMW Sees Flat Mexico Sales on Trump Tariffs, Peso Weakness
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Mick Jagger, 81, Poses With Lookalike Son, 8, in Rare New Photos
The father of eight shares his youngest son with girlfriend, Melanie Hamrick.
- BuzzFeed
I Was Having Sex With An Old Hookup. Midway Through, I Discovered He Was A Trump Supporter.
"I finally asked, 'You’re not voting for Donald Trump, are you?' A smile spread across his face."
- Cosmo
Pippa Middleton steals the Royal carol service spotlight with a new bob haircut
Pippa Middleton attends the Royal Christmas service with a new haircut. Her short look couldn't be any more different to her sister, Kate's trademark style.
- CNN
Syrian rebel leader’s victory speech holds a message for Iran – and for Trump and Israel too
Abu Mohammad al-Jolani’s road to Damascus has been long. He has talked openly about his change along the way. From young al Qaeda fighter two decades ago, to rebel commander espousing sectarian tolerance.
- HuffPost UK
Eating These Foods More Than Once A Week May Weaken Your Bones Over Time, NHS Says
The NHS warned against doubling down on the food.