Media playback is unsupported on your device Media captionSolid gold toilet stolen in Blenheim Palace heist A second man has been arrested as police continue to hunt for a solid gold toilet stolen from Blenheim Palace. The artwork, valued at $6m (£4.8m), was stolen in a raid at the stately home in Woodstock, Oxfordshire on […]
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Image copyright Reuters Image caption Ford opened in Bridgend in 1980 but is due to close the plant in 2020 Ineos Automotive has chosen Bridgend for the production of its new 4×4 vehicle, according to industry reports. Ford will close its plant in the town in 2020 with the loss of 1,700 jobs, but it
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Dakota Hudson is a big fan of Marcell Ozuna’s arm. Ozuna drove in four runs and threw out a runner at home plate from left field, leading the St. Louis Cardinals over the Washington Nationals 4-2 on Monday night. “That’s the second one he’s had for me this year,” Hudson said of Ozuna’s assist to
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WASHINGTON — American intelligence analysts and military investigators are examining a missile guidance mechanism recovered in Saudi Arabia that may provide clues as to the missile’s origins and flight path, as they continue gathering information to make the administration’s case that Iran was responsible for last weekend’s attack against Saudi oil facilities. Analysts are poring
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The thought of having ovarian cysts likely sounds terrifying, especially if you’ve never dealt with one before. But, surprisingly, certain types of ovarian cysts can be a sign of a healthy menstrual cycle and of healthy ovulation in particular. Conversely, medical experts say some ovarian cysts ― and health complications associated with them ― can
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Former “Saturday Night Live” trouper Rob Schneider on Monday likened the firing of new cast member Shane Gillis to an “inquisition.” Schneider, a “SNL” regular from 1990 to 1994, wrote an open letter to Gillis after the comedian was dropped by the show for mocking Asians and using the slur “chinks” in a resurfaced podcast.
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Image copyright Getty Images Image caption There have been violent clashes on the streets of Hong Kong since June Hong Kong’s government contacted eight public relations firms to try and rebuild the embattled city’s image, but all of them declined the contract. The city has seen months of unrest sparked by a proposed extradition bill
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Summer vacation may be coming to an end, but savvy travelers know that the best time of year to book and take a trip is starting. Shoulder season — the months just before and after peak summer travel time — is when you’ll find warm temperatures, smaller crowds and deals on flights, home rentals and
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LOS ANGELES — Who needs a “Plus” or a “Max” when you can use the plumage of a colorful bird? Such is the thinking at NBCUniversal, which announced on Tuesday that its new streaming service would be named Peacock. “For us, it’s the perfect nod to the legacy without being too on the nose,” said
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Fifth-seeded Madison Keys improved her overall record against Daria Kasatkina to 6-0 by beating the Russian 6-3, 6-4 on Tuesday in the first round of the Pan Pacific Open. Keys converted six of her 10 break points in the match. “I feel good. I’m always a little bit nervous ahead of my first matches,” Keys
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