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Amazon said it would eventually have 160 eHGVs, the largest number of electric trucks in its global transportation network. The vehicles will transport products between Amazon logistics hubs across the UK. The company is also adding 800 new electric vans across the UK and extending pedestrian deliveries to London’s Borough of Camden. Nicola Fyfe, of Amazon Logistics, said: “The first vehicles from our record-breaking eHGV order are now on Britain’s roads, transporting products between our hubs. “These trucks, alongside more electric vans and on-foot deliveries, are a win for our customers, the environment, and our business.
Fifteen minutes later, a man with a knife was seen in front of a nearby barbershop, but the incident was not reported to police until two hours later. The next morning, at around 9:25 a.m., the same man was seen at the barbershop again, the police said. Officers arrived at the scene 18 minutes later but failed to find him. The British Transport Police said it had now taken over investigating the three incidents, along with the two attacks on Saturday. “We are treating the two incidents in the barbershop as linked, and making enquiries into the one with the 14-year-old,” the police said in a statement.
The Sunday Times of London touched off a wave of press coverage with its August 1 story on the philanthropic intentions of Microsoft Corporation founder Bill Gates and his wife, Melinda. But that interpretation, said foundation officials, is incorrect. “It is true that in the past Bill and Melinda have said that they intend to give away the majority of their wealth,” said foundation spokesman Trevor Neilson. “It is also true that in the next few months — like in the past few months — there will be major announcements about grants given from the foundation. However, it is not true that one of these announcements will be that Bill and Melinda plan to give all of their money away during that period of time.”The Times article is available at http://www.the-times.co.uk .
Need to remember the release date for Europa Universalis 5? Just recall this handy rhyme: In two-thousand twenty five, Europa Universalis sailed the ocean… five. Here are the EU5 release times for your region. When is the Europa Universalis 5 unlock time? Is there preloading for Europa Universalis 5?
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Co-hosts England may play two games away from Wembley at Euro 2028. Wembley will not host any last-16 games, meaning England would also face a match away from the national stadium if they reached the first knockout round. England played all their matches at Wembley at Euro 1996 as they reached the semi-finals of their own tournament. They also hosted games at Euro 2020, which was split across several countries, and played all their games at Wembley apart from the quarter-final victory over Ukraine in Rome. Dublin's Aviva Stadium and Hampden Park in Glasgow will also host games.
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A remote and private estate of King Charles III will soon become the new home of Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, the British monarch’s younger brother disgraced over his friendship with the deceased sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Sandringham was the private home of the last six British monarchs and sits amid parkland, gardens and working farms about 110 miles north of London. It does after all share the name of the dukedom that Andrew used to have — a constant reminder of what’s transpired. As everyone knows, moving house is an ordeal at the best of times, regardless of the size of the dwelling. With Christmas looming, the likely time and effort is no bad thing for a royal family seeking to isolate Andrew.
Dad and son killed by Asian hornets after being stung ‘over 100 times’ on ziplineA father and son were killed after a swarm of wild Asian hornets stung them more than a hundred times during a holiday to Laos. Daniel Owen, 47, and Cooper, 15, died earlier this month on October 15th while ziplining. The hornets swarmed the pair as they were descending from a tree. Phanomsay Phakan, a doctor at the Phakan Arocavet Clinic where the pair were first taken, said: “Their whole bodies were covered in red spots. Asian hornets are about 2cm long and are mostly black and brown - though they have an orange face and tail with yellow legs.
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Finishing in fourth place, the hotel was listed as being best for a wonky-beamed work of art. READ MORE: Boutique Cotswolds hotel named among world's top 50Inside the quirkiest hotel in Oxfordshire. (Image: Artist Residence)"We’ve plumped for its Oxfordshire pub, arguably the quirkiest of the bunch. This comes after another hotel located nearby was named among the best 50 hotels in the world. It has become a favourite for celebrity visits, with many stars making the trip to Oxfordshire to stay inside the historic building.
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EY Item Club has lifted its forecast for UK economic growth in 2025 to 1.5%, supported by more than £1 trillion in public spending, though it warned that momentum will fade next year as fiscal tightening and potential tax rises weigh on activity, the Times reported on Monday. The think tank, which uses the same economic modelling as the Treasury, had previously expected growth of 1.0% for 2025 but said the economy has ‘displayed greater momentum’ in the first half of the year. UK output rose 0.7% during the period, the fastest pace among G7 economies. However, the EY Item Club warned that the effect of higher public spending will fade in 2026, when tighter fiscal policy and potential tax rises could slow growth. It now expects GDP to expand by 0.9% next year before edging up to 1.3% in 2027.
