The Government has committed to launching an investigation into why drivers are being dazzled by other motorists’ headlights – and how to crackdown on the dangerous issue.
It comes after a recent study by the RAC found four in five motorists said glare from other vehicle’s lights is becoming a growing problem and has been getting worse in recent years.
The Department for Transport has now responded, saying it has recognised the ‘need for further evidence’ to understand why dazzling
Harrowing footage captured the moment Baltimore’s Key Bridge collapsed after being struck by a cargo ship, leaving five vehicles submerged in water and six construction workers missing.
Maryland authorities are using sonar detection devices to search for the crew members who fell into the 47F water as they were working to repair potholes on the 185-foot bridge when it collapsed.
Governor Wes Moore declared a state of emergency Tuesday morning following the catastrophic collision, which occurred at about 1.30am. The
Scientists are scrambling to find the cause of a mystery cancer ‘epidemic’ which is striking under-50s.
Kate Middleton’s shock diagnosis last week has shone a light on the startling trend, with top doctors claiming it is a worldwide problem.
Despite years of research, researchers are baffled as to what is behind the problem.
Increased awareness thanks to the likes of Dame Deborah James, who died from bowel cancer aged 40 in 2022, and improved diagnosis methods are thought to have
If both you and your significant other are actors, shooting an intimate scene seems like a great idea.
After all, who else would be a better scene partner?
But it would appear that chemistry in the bedroom doesn’t necessarily translate to the technical, arduous love scene filming process on set – as many actors have revealed.
Most recently, Ewan McGregor and wife Mary Elizabeth Winstead admitted to using an intimacy coordinator to help choreograph their sex scenes in forthcoming Paramount+
Toby Carvery bills itself as the ‘home of the roast’ – where Sunday roasts are done ‘properly’.
But just how ‘properly’ is that? And how does the chain’s low-cost offering compare to a fine-dining version of the classic Brit favourite?
I endeavoured to find out, heading to a Toby Carvery in Worthing, West Sussex, for a three-meat roast costing the princely sum of £13.99, then trying the Sunday roast at London’s only Michelin-starred pub, Fulham’s renowned Harwood Arms, where a
Whether it’s glorious holidays abroad, spending time with family, days on the golf course or leisurely lunches with friends, most of us have dreamt up a rosy picture of what our early years of retirement might look like.
Indeed, a record number of over-55s have called time on their careers early in the past few years, with close to 400,000 more than usual leaving the workplace, according to official figures.
Yet many who did retire early are now being forced
Joely Richardson admitted she struggled to find an agent after moving back to the UK following her sister Natasha’s death and has revealed she is single again aged 59 following a string of ‘heartbreaks’.
Joely sister tragically died in March 2009 when she was aged just 45, after hitting her head in a fall on a ski slope in Canada.
After that news, Joely chose theatre over television, partly to be close to her nephews, Natasha’s sons with her husband,
After Liverpool beat Newcastle United in the 1974 FA Cup final at Wembley, manager Bill Shankly left his players to celebrate and headed back to the dressing rooms.
He was, he later explained, just ‘tired from all the years’. Shankly, 60, drank a cup of tea and considered his life and what it might feel like without football. Within weeks, he was gone.
In football, not everybody gets to go longer wishes to go on. For Jurgen Klopp, the signals
Half of new cars sold in Britain are too big to fit into parking bays.
That’s the warning from green campaign group Transport & Environment (T&E) this week, which calculated that new models sold in the UK are growing 1cm wider every two years.
It new report found the average width of a new motor sold in Britain last year was 180.3cm with the wing mirrors folded – or 200cm with the mirrors out. That’s wider than than the average
It has been two and a half years since Britain scrapped its Covid mask mandates, the controversial law requiring face coverings in public spaces. But as cases rise again, Spain announced last week that compulsory mask-wearing will be reintroduced in hospitals in order to ‘protect healthcare workers’. So could masks stage a comeback here too?
Certainly, UK hospitals are battling similar pressures. Some have declared ‘critical incidents’ as cases of respiratory viruses rocket sixfold in a month. Several hospital trusts
