Experts at car parts seller Ovoko have warned drivers, road users and motorists about the most common speed people get caught out at. Ovoko's Kazimieras Urbonas said: "There's one specific speed that triggers more UK speeding fines than any other. "It's not what most people expect, and it happens on roads where drivers feel completely safe and in control." 'High number' of residents caught speeding through Cotswold village https://t.co/mtWsZneXiK — Oxford Mail (@TheOxfordMail) August 19, 2025The group revealed that the most common speed at which people get a ticket is when driving at 36mph in a 30mph zone. Mr Urbonas told Ovoko: "Here's the catch - your speedometer isn't always perfectly accurate, and many drivers push just that bit further, thinking they're still safe.

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For the first time ever, the Gladiators Live Tour is here to electrify fans with an incredible, high-octane live event! “It just goes to show that these games are tough and even our professionals can suffer injuries." However, the BBC has confirmed to Newsquest that the four injured Gladiators will be in series three. They are also expected to be taking part in the live tour, which begins this autumn. TV shows that defined our childhood"The injured Gladiators are currently following medical advice and working on their recoveries.”Recommended reading:Will there be a season 3 of Gladiators?

Admiral Sir Tony Radakin met senior US defence officials alongside other European military chiefs in Washington DC on Wednesday to discuss military options to secure peace in Ukraine. He later attended a virtual meeting of Nato’s military committee, described by its chairman Italian Admiral Giuseppe Cavo Dragone as “candid”. On Tuesday evening, Admiral Radakin, the chief of the defence staff, had dined with his US counterpart General Dan Caine. So far, only the UK and France have indicated they could commit troops to a peacekeeping force in Ukraine. On Monday, Sir Keir and Mr Macron joined other European leaders in travelling to Washington in a show of support for Mr Zelensky during a meeting with Mr Trump.

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As Rachel Reeves continues to contemplate the introduction of a new property tax on high value properties in a bid to to fill a £40 billion shortfall in the public purse; despite being dubbed the ‘mansion tax’ it’s pensioners that could be the ones left feeling the greatest pinch. Under the proposals being considered, the Chancellor is reportedly looking to end the exemption from capital gains tax when owners of higher-value properties choose to sell. According to analysis by the Times, a threshold of £1.5 million would hit around 120,000 homeowners who are higher-rate taxpayers with capital gains tax bills of £199,973. Simon Brown, of property data company Landmark Information Group, said: "Any tax that rises with property value risks slowing the housing market even further. "If downsizing becomes less attractive, larger family homes stay off the market and transaction volumes fall.

Close Russia's drone strikes spark huge fire at energy facility in UkraineOn The Ground newsletter: Get a weekly dispatch from our international correspondents Get a weekly dispatch from our international correspondents Get a weekly international news dispatch Email * SIGN UP I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. Read our Privacy noticeUS president Donald Trump has suggested Ukraine should “fight back” to win against Russia in his latest fiery tirade on Truth Social, as he continues his attempts to broker peace between the warring nations. He wrote: “It is very hard, if not impossible, to win a war without attacking an invaders country. There is no chance of winning!”Reflecting on the conflict, he accused former president Joe Biden of not allowing Ukraine to “FIGHT BACK, only DEFEND. !”Mr Trump frequently criticises his predecessor over the handling of the Ukraine war, while Kyiv has attacked Russia, most notably when it launched a surprise operation in Kursk last year.

Acquisition of an existing facility is speedier, but at times, has its own challenges, such as past liabilities, obsolete equipment, and labour issues. It entails a recalibration of transfer pricing policies, meeting Fema rules on outbound investments, and following local business, labour, and green laws. "Cross-border realignments bring into play complex international tax issues, indirect tax exposure on inter-company flows, and potential scrutiny of profit allocation across various operations. It currently has a manufacturing facility in Palatine, Illinois. Piramal Pharma will invest $90 million to expand its two US facilities -Lexington in Kentucky and Riverview in Michigan-to meet the growing demand.

His stellar performance in the India-England Test series, both as captain and batsman, had already bolstered his brand value. "Gill's brand value has appreciated by 30%-40% post the India-England series. Gill currently charges endorsement fees in the range of Rs 4-5 crore for one brand per year. From about eight brand associations in 2023, Gill's brand portfolio nearly doubled to 16 in 2025. His fees will only go up if he keeps on delivering," said Amitesh Shah, founder and CEO at sports, media, and entertainment company Legaxy, who estimates Gill's brand value to see a boost of over 40%.

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GOSH CharityThe Fundraising Regulator has found 11 breaches of its code of practice after investigating Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity (GOSH), fundraising agency Acwyre, and subcontractor IBA Global. GOSH Charity previously opened its own external investigation and filed a serious incident report to the Charity Commission in relation to the Times’ findings. The Fundraising Regulator has made several recommendations to GOSH Charity regarding its arrangements with Acwyre, including its use of subcontractors. GOSH Charity has agreed to comply with and has already begun implementing the regulator’s recommendations. “GOSH Charity does not condone any fundraising practices and behaviours that do not comply with the high standards we expect.

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For the Daily Express, external, it is a major boost to communities who feel their concerns have been ignored. The Daily Telegraph, external says migrant hotels across the country are now facing closure, and it says more protests are likely this weekend. The Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has written an article for the paper, external saying the people of Epping have "stood up bravely and have won", despite being "slandered as far-right by the establishment". According to The Daily Mirror, Donald Trump has shifted responsibility, external for policing any agreement to Britain and Europe. The Financial Times says Donald Trump needs to pay more attention to detail, external if he is to stand any chance of bringing peace to Ukraine.