Pay just £300 a month and drive off in a brand new car. That’s the sales pitch that ignited the motor industry, with millions signing up to buy cars on the never-never. But there is a fetid underside to these loans, known as personal contract plans and hire purchase, which could leave drivers car-less, owing … Read more
Roundabout’s £2.3million cost drives locals round the bend after its original budget trebled Roundabout that prioritises cyclists and pedestrians over vehicles is criticised The project originally had an £800,000 budget but it costs went to £2.3million Planners were criticised for starting the project without checking for problems By Andrew Levy For The Daily Mail Published: 02:00 … Read more
Roundabout’s £2.3million cost drives locals round the bend after its original budget trebled Roundabout that prioritises cyclists and pedestrians over vehicles is criticised The project originally had an £800,000 budget but it costs went to £2.3million Planners were criticised for starting the project without checking for problems By Andrew Levy For The Daily Mail Published: 02:00 … Read more
Will I ever be able to bend my thumb again? DR MARTIN SCURR answers your health questions By Martin Scurr for the Daily Mail Published: 00:16 BST, 16 June 2020 | Updated: 00:16 BST, 16 June 2020 QUESTION: Recently I woke to find that I couldn’t bend my right thumb. My middle finger was slightly … Read more
The North Korean state newspaper has admitted that the country’s leader, Kim Jong Un, cannot bend space and time after years of mythologising him. The admission from the Rodong Sinmun newspaper is the latest sign that the country is moving away from propagandizing myths about its leaders, and is instead taking an approach that focuses … Read more
The North Korean state newspaper has admitted that the country’s leader, Kim Jong Un, cannot bend space and time after years of mythologising him. The admission from the Rodong Sinmun newspaper is the latest sign that the country is moving away from propagandizing myths about its leaders, and is instead taking an approach that focuses … Read more
Flowers have an innate ability to bounce back after injury from falling branches or being trampled underfoot, according to a new study. Ecologists looked at a random sample of 23 native and cultivated flowers species in Australia, South America, North America and the UK. They performed a ‘non-lethal’ reorientation of the species in the wild … Read more