The Top Gear team drove through Argentina. A stone-throwing mob were waiting
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November 02, 2025 16:29 UTC
The book-burning fascists who proudly preach hate on UK streets
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November 02, 2025 16:03 UTC
Prayers said for Troubles Disappeared who remain missing
Those who remain missing include former monk Joe Lynskey, Co Tyrone man Columba McVeigh, soldier Robert Nairac and Seamus Maguire, who were disappeared by republicans and Co Down woman Lisa Dorrian, who was disappeared by loyalists. A black wreath with five white lilies representing the five was laid, while Father Joe Gormley led prayers. A search by the Independent Commission for the Location of Victims’ Remains (ICLVR) remains ongoing for Mr McVeigh at Bragan Bog, Co Monaghan. “For years I couldn’t bring myself to go to Bragan Bog. “And yet even on Bragan Bog I have hope.
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November 02, 2025 15:30 UTC
Train stabbings LIVE: One suspect remains in custody as two people still fighting for life following mass stabbing
One man has been released with no further action while a second remains in police custody following a mass stabbing on a train in Cambridgeshire on Saturday night that saw 11 people need hospital treatment - with two in life-threatening condition. Armed police attended Huntingdon station after Cambridgeshire Constabulary were called at 7.39pm – with more than 30 officers despatched to the scene. The two people involved were both born in the UK, with a 32-year-old man from Peterborough now being treated as the only suspect. British Transport Police said the train involved was the 6.25pm service from Doncaster to London King’s Cross - with the suspected attacker boarding the train at Peterborough. A second man, a 35-year-old from London, was released with no further action on Sunday.
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November 02, 2025 15:21 UTC
People urged to use coffee grounds in gardens to deter slugs
"You can find some of the most effective snail deterrents in your kitchen - salt, coffee grounds and eggshells are all great for keeping the slugs at bay. Slugs can be harmful to garden plants (Image: Getty Images)How people can use coffee grounds in gardens to deter slugsAs Chris explains: "Sprinkling coffee grounds around your plant is an effective way to deter slugs and snails as they don’t like the strong aroma and the texture is also unpleasant for them to crawl over. Laura Harnett, founder of plastic-free cleaning brand Seep, concurred, adding: “Coffee grounds do deter slugs due to the smell and their gritty texture. However, caution has also been urged around this method to keep slugs away. Garden expert Chris Taylor from Chris Taylor Gardening said: "Coffee grounds can help deter slugs, but they’re not a foolproof fix.
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November 02, 2025 12:47 UTC
Two British nationals confirmed as suspects in Huntingdon train stabbings
British Transport Police (BTP) said two people remain in a life-threatening condition following the bloody rampage on a high-speed train on Saturday evening. Superintendent John Loveless said one suspect is a black British national and the other is a British national of Caribbean descent. A forensic investigator photographing the scene inside the train (Joe Giddens/PA)It is unclear when the two suspects got on the train, with police also not confirming where the pair were from. Olly Foster, who also witnessed the incident, told the BBC an older man “blocked” the attacker from stabbing a younger girl, leaving him with injuries to his head and neck. The attack is understood to have started shortly after the London North Eastern Railway (LNER) train left Peterborough station.
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November 02, 2025 11:35 UTC
Exact times to buy new tech each year & you’ll save £100s with lowest iPhone, Ring doorbell, Fire Stick and TV prices
But there are special dates during the year it’s worth waiting for to save £100s on pricey upgrades for everything from iPhones to Sky renewals. Whenever a new iPhone model is launched, the previous generation gets a decent price reduction of about £100. So it’s well worth waiting until after the January launch. AdvertisementThis includes the Amazon Fire Stick and Alexa-enabled smart Echo speakers that are slashed in price during Prime Day. These don’t tend to hit shelves until a couple of months later, around March, so it’s worth waiting until then.
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November 02, 2025 10:23 UTC
LETTER: SNP candidate Hannah Mary Goodlad could be ‘the saviour of Shetland’s future’
Hannah Mary Goodlad has rolled the dice and they’ve come up a double six. But only in so much as Hannah Mary Goodlad is standing in the election, so of course it’s happening now. No wonder the Shetland seat was used to leak false information to misled voters against the SNP at a previous election. What does Hannah Mary Goodlad do that is different? But she chose to fight - fight for Shetland, fight for Scotland, and fight for independence on a world stage that will take Shetland out of the box on the map of the UK.
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November 02, 2025 10:03 UTC
How mass stabbing on high-speed train unfolded
The LNER journey was going as planned when, just after departing Peterborough station at 7.30pm on Saturday, a mass stabbing attack began to unfold. Passengers were seen hiding in train toilets to escape the rampage, The Times reported, after a man with a large knife made his way through a carriage. For Mr Foster, who told BBC News the incident “felt like forever”, the chaos was unfolding eerily slowly. She told me she was listening to music on the train when a man tried to stab her. The man, who gave his name as Steve, told BBC Radio 4’s Broadcasting House programme he and his children fled to a nearby house.
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November 02, 2025 09:56 UTC
I survived Epstein’s harem. Here’s what Virginia Giuffre got wrong
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November 02, 2025 09:05 UTC
Starmer’s digital ID plan tests his powers of persuasion
There are some 3 million compelling reasons for Prime Minister Keir Starmer not to roll out a national system of mandatory digital identity cards. That’s the number of signatures on a monster online parliamentary petition opposing his plan — announced in late September — even before an official consultation could begin. On a recent trip to India, Starmer pointed to that country's vast digital ID system as a "massive success,” taking in a visit to Infosys, one of the biggest providers of its architecture. Back home, the opposition is plainly formidable. Many countries with strong traditions of civil liberties have ID cards.
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November 02, 2025 08:23 UTC
Why Rachel Reeves should consider a tax break for six-figure earners
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November 02, 2025 08:07 UTC
We asked the UK’s most wanted guests for their Christmas party rules
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November 02, 2025 06:05 UTC
Police arrest two suspects after U.K. train stabbings seriously injure nine
U.K. police arrested two suspects after a mass stabbing on a London-bound train late Saturday that left 10 people in the hospital, nine likely with "life-threatening injuries." Armed police, backed by police cars and a fleet of ambulances, swarmed a railway station in the eastern rural town of Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, after the alarm was raised about the attack and the train brought to a halt there. "Ten people have been taken to hospital following a multiple stabbing on a train in Cambridgeshire. Nine are believed to have suffered life-threatening injuries," British Transport Police said on X, adding that counter-terrorism units were supporting the investigation.
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November 02, 2025 05:35 UTC
Multiple people stabbed on UK train
Multiple people stabbed on UK trainThe incident took place in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire as British Transport Police confirm two have been arrestedView Image Police rush to Huntingdon train station where multiple people were stabbed (Image: Eddie Alexander )Two people have been arrested after a number of people were stabbed on a train to a Cambridgeshire town, police have said. In a post on X, the force said: "We are currently responding to an incident on a train to Huntingdon where multiple people have been stabbed. The attack is understood to have started shortly after the LNER train left Peterborough station. A Cambridgeshire Police spokesperson said: "Two men have been arrested by police this evening after more than 30 officers were called to Huntingdon Train Station. We were called at 7.39pm with reports that multiple people had been stabbed on a train.
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November 02, 2025 04:13 UTC