A birthday celebration turned tragic on the under-construction Mumbai-Delhi Expressway near Badlapur when a speeding BMW crashed into a divider, killing two youths and injuring their friend. Police are investigating a social media post allegedly showing the car at 251kmph.
A birthday celebration turned tragic on the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway when a speeding BMW crashed into a divider, killing two and injuring one. Police are investigating a social media post allegedly showing the car at 251 kmph before the accident, suspecting reckless driving.
National Highways is testing low-flying drones to monitor UK roads, using VR simulations to assess driver distraction. The aim is to deploy smaller, cheaper drones by 2027 for more detailed road maintenance checks.
Researchers are testing a geoengineering method in Cambridge Bay, Canada, to refreeze Arctic sea ice. The Real Ice project pumps ocean water onto the ice surface, thickening it and reflecting more sunlight. While controversial, it's a research effort to explore potential solutions to climate change.
Six women died and three were injured when two tractors, allegedly racing, collided with their e-rickshaw on the Kachla-Ujhani highway in Budaun, India. The drivers fled the scene.
China is accelerating the establishment of a global AI cooperation organization, welcoming all parties to join, according to senior Chinese officials. This initiative contrasts with the U.S. approach, which focuses on restricting foreign access to its AI models and offering them only to "trusted partners."
McLaren has appealed the FIA's decision to overturn Pierre Gasly's pit lane speeding penalty at the Monaco Grand Prix. The FIA admitted the pit lane speed limit was miscalculated, leading to Gasly's reinstatement in third place, but McLaren argues this creates sporting inequity.
Four passengers, including three women and a child, were killed by a speeding train in Morena district, Madhya Pradesh, after they disembarked from the Udaipur Intercity Express due to fire rumors. The victims were hit by the Patalkot Express while standing on adjacent tracks.
A late-night drive ended in tragedy near Hoskote when a Mercedes-Benz SUV crashed into a divider on the Satellite Town Ring Road, killing two occupants. The driver, Rizwan, 30, was found dead after falling into a water-filled area, while Saajiya, 23, died at the scene. Police suspect speeding and reckless driving.
McLaren's Oscar Piastri expressed disbelief after Pierre Gasly's pit lane speeding penalty was overturned, impacting multiple drivers and potentially the championship. The stewards' decision stemmed from a measurement error in the pit lane speed limit.
George Russell secured pole position for the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix, narrowly beating teammate Lewis Hamilton. Charles Leclerc crashed out, while Kimi Antonelli will start third.
Jet skiers are reportedly speeding up to four times the limit in Conwy harbour, with children on board. A Harbour Master noted riders removing registration plates to evade CCTV cameras, despite clear warning signs and patrols.
The FIA admitted pit lane speeding penalties at the Monaco Grand Prix were incorrect, reinstating Pierre Gasly to the podium. This has triggered appeals from McLaren and Red Bull, while Mercedes is assessing legal options for George Russell, creating a regulatory mess.
The Liberal Democrats are preparing for the UK's next general election (due by 2029) by selecting 28 prospective parliamentary candidates, restructuring their press operation, and adopting a more offensive strategy to potentially return to government, leveraging their 72 MPs as a kingmaker in a likely hung parliament.
A young man has been sentenced to three years and three months in prison for causing a fatal accident by speeding through a railway underpass near Wesel. The 18-year-old was found to have driven recklessly at speeds up to 180 km/h, colliding with another vehicle and causing the death of its 67-year-old occupant.
Alleged toll dodgers caused chaos at the Luharli Toll Plaza in Greater Noida, India, by refusing to pay fees, breaking a barrier, and speeding away. They also allegedly assaulted staff. Police are investigating using CCTV footage.
A Canadian teen, Trenton Richard Johnston, pleaded guilty to a $13 million crypto scam involving social engineering. He impersonated tech firm employees to steal funds, which he used for a lavish lifestyle in Miami and Los Angeles, including luxury cars and private jets.
Mercedes' Kimi Antonelli secured his fifth consecutive win in a turbulent Monaco Grand Prix marked by crashes, a red flag, and controversy over pit-lane speeding penalties.
Lewis Hamilton believes his first win for Ferrari is on the cards after a second-place finish at the Monaco Grand Prix, with Kimi Antonelli leading the title race by 66 points.
Tampa, Florida is considering adding speed cameras to 18 school zones after a study revealed over 6,000 speeding violations in just two days at one school alone. Officials aim to enhance child safety, with fines contributing to the program and other public services.
A bus driver, Jing Sheng Dong, 48, has been indicted on additional charges, including three counts of involuntary manslaughter and reckless driving, following a fatal chain-reaction crash on Interstate 95 in Virginia. The incident killed five people and injured dozens more.
South Korean leader Lee calls for accelerated development of nuclear-powered submarines, aided by US cooperation, to enhance defence capabilities and peace on the Korean peninsula.
Kenneth Branagh stars as Prospero in the Royal Shakespeare Company's production of The Tempest, directed by Richard Eyre, offering a unique blend of enchanting visuals, sound, and ensemble performances, though Branagh's initial portrayal feels lightweight before deepening in the second half.
Andy Burnham's potential victory in the Makerfield byelection could usher in significant political reform, including proportional representation and stricter campaign finance laws. The article argues this is crucial to counter the influence of figures like Nigel Farage and restore trust in British politics.
