Canadian F1 drivers Lance Stroll and Nicholas Latifi sputter into Montreal Grand Prix
Their faces are splashed across billboards in Montreal as the two Canadians to cheer on this week at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.
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'It's like a pack of animals': Disgust as human poo spotted on the floor in Manchester city centre
A woman has been left disgusted after she found human poo on the street in the centre of Manchester.
Warzone Season 4: Changes coming to Caldera map
Raven Software has confirmed that Warzone Season 4 is going to include a number of changes to the Caldera map.
Russell: Mercedes can’t keep relying on others’ misfortune in F1
Following its eighth consecutive F1 constructors’ championship victory last year, Mercedes has struggled to compete at the very front of the pack so far this season under the revised technical regulations.
Hull FC Combined Nations side featuring some of the clubs greatest ever players
Hull FC have always had strong representation from both the home countries and overseas. From the early year Kangaroos to the Kiwi stars of the 80s, some of the Black and Whites' greatest ever players have arrived at the club from the boat or plane.
ITV Good Morning Britain guest in 'meltdown' over Adil Ray clash as he moans 'everyone's against me'
A Good Morning Britain guest moaned 'everyone's against me' as he was challenged on remarks he made during a discussion of the latest news headlines. Hosts Adil Ray and Kate Garraway were at the helm of the ITV news programme on Thursday (June 16).
Businessman drowned while swimming in sea on family holiday in Mexico
A businessman on the verge of retirement drowned after suffering a heart attack while swimming in the sea on a family holiday in Mexico, an inquest heard. Clive Richard Lees, an engineer from Littleborough in Rochdale, died while attempting to swim to shore during a boat trip with his wife and daughter near the resort of Puerto Vallarta on January 10 this year.
Channel crossings hit highest number for two months as hundreds arrive at UK border amid Rwanda asylum plan
More than 400 people were rescued and brought ashore after attempting to cross the English Channel to the UK, the latest figures show. It comes as the government's controversial plans to send asylum seekers to Rwanda hit a hurdle when the European court stopped the first scheduled flight from departing on Tuesday night.