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The Serial Killer's Wife: Channel 5 release date, cast, plot, trailer, interviews and everything you need to know

The Serial Killer's Wife is a thriller based on the bestselling novel and stars Annabel Scholey, Jack Farthing and Luke Treadaway.

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Tour In Comfort And Safety With Airoh's New Specktre Modular Helmet

Italian helmet specialist Airoh has launched the new Specktre, a modular touring helmet that features the brand's ASN (Airoh Sliding Net) safety technology.

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Barbados fights Big Sugar for the survival of its people

The legacy of colonialism, modern-day conveniences and a diet high in fat and sugar have bequeathed the island a diabetes and high-blood pressure pandemic. But can health plans win out over corporate interests?

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Boat carrying 500 migrants disappears off Libya

A boat carrying about 500 migrants, including a newborn baby and pregnant women, has disappeared in the central Mediterranean.

The New Daily

2024 Porsche Cayenne First Drive Review: Still A Blue Chip

A V8 returns to the Cayenne S, with 468 horsepower and a great exhaust note joining the party.

Motor1

Peloton recalls 2.2 million bikes in the US over seatpost failures

Users have reported fractures and lacerations after seatpost breakages, the recall says

Cycling Weekly

Some Neanderthals hunted bigger animals, across a larger range, than modern humans

The region of Estremadura in Portugal was home to a band of Neanderthals – an ancient evolutionary relative of modern humans – about 95,000 years ago. They made use of the patchwork of limestone caves, crags and river valleys, leaving traces of their activities in the form of stone tools,…

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Belfast Council to spend £72,000 on July Twelfth beacons this summer

12 groups are to be funded for the beacon alternative to a bonfire

Belfast Live

Brooks Koepka, Aaron Ekblad and a traffic cone are the best new sports feud

What a wild feud this turned out to be.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Coalition lags Labor in election promises that bolster NSW budget, official costings reveal

State Parliamentary Budget Office estimates Labor’s pledges would improve bottom line by $1.4bn compared to the Coalition’s $97.2m

The Guardian - AU

Thwarting violence and extremism

As the world continues to grapple with the aftermath of Covid-19, new and ongoing conflicts, as well as the perfect storm of climate change, biodiversity degradation and multiple forms of pollution, we are seeing a growing sense of insecurity and polarisation that increasingly translates into threats to the core fabric…

Bangkok Post

Over 30 and learning to drive — here's what it's like for the driver and instructor

When Caroline moved away from the city at 32 she got her learner's permit — a long, but "liberating" process.

ABC News

Top reasons British workers would change career - including for better salary

Over half have successfully switched careers in the past - with other reasons for doing so including wanting different benefits and better job security

Daily Mirror

Effigy of Liz Truss with lettuce to be burned at Edenbridge bonfire night

Huge effigy bearing slogan ‘I am a fighter, not a quitter’ will be burned on 5 November as part of annual tradition

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Wasps takeover bid collapses as club falls further into crisis

The main consortium looking to buy financially stricken Wasps have reportedly pulled out of the running to take over the club.

The Guardian - UK

Sad implosion of Wasps and Worcester must be warning call for English rugby

The sport’s days of reckoning are here, and everyone from the RFU to reckless club owners is responsible for the pain

Birmingham Post

US tech company creates 75 jobs at new Northern Ireland base to support remote workers

Globalization Partners provides all the backup needed, from recruitment management to payroll services, to support remote working

Wales Online

Today's rugby news as new Lions team set to be formed and URC games tipped to be played in Qatar

These are you rugby headlines on Tuesday, September 6.

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Bangkok Post

PM shrugs off court's blow to his pride

The Constitutional Court's decision to suspend prime minister Prayut Chan-o-cha from performing his duties appears to have dealt a big blow to him even though deputy spokeswoman Tipanan Sirichana has insisted he is still the de jure prime minister pending the court's ruling on his term in office expected within…

The Times of India

Tale of two V-P farewells: PM Modi praised Venkaiah Naidu, mocked Hamid Ansari

NEW DELHI: The five-year term of M Venkaiah Naidu as vice-president and ex-officio chairman of Rajya Sabha on Monday came to an end with senior leaders heaping lavish praise on him. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s generous compliments were also a reminder of the manner in which he had criticised Naidu’s…

The Guardian - UK

Jimmy Eat World’s Jim Adkins: ‘I still don’t take this seriously’

The emo godfathers bounced back from major label rejection to sell millions. Now they’re drawing on their past teenage energy to ride a major punk revival

Bangkok Post

Vote buying does not ensure success

Vote buying in parliament is an ugly form of dirty politics which normally rears its head during a censure debate, especially on the last day, before a vote is to be taken.

Manchester Evening News

Last-minute Parklife outfits starting at £3 from Primark, PrettylittleThing, Boohoo, River Island and ASOS

To try and help ease the last-minute outfit panic buying pain, we have put together a guide of the best outfits to wear for this year's Parklife

The Guardian - UK

‘It was the poor man’s studio’: how Amiga computers reprogrammed modern music

It was grey, ugly and had 0.0128% of an iPhone’s memory. But the Amiga 500 defied its limitations to power a series of astonishing dance tracks, from early jungle to Calvin Harris

Newcastle Herald

'Ignorant society': The human impact of the trans debate

The teenager says she feels empowered to stand up against the critics

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