UK rapper Stormzy banned from driving for using phone behind wheel of Rolls-Royce
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Heat focused on 'who's with us' after Butler ban
Jimmy Butler begins his team-issued suspension Saturday, and while Heat players say it's disappointing to be without the veteran star, they are now focusing on "who's with us now."ESPN - 1h -
Taco Bell using AI voice to take orders at drive-thru
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Suspected people smugglers face phone and travel ban
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Stormzy banned from driving for using mobile phone
An off-duty police officer caught him using a mobile phone behind the wheel of a Rolls-Royce.BBC News - 2d -
UK tech secretary backs away from social media ban for under-16s
Peter Kyle had said option was ‘on the table’ after Australia restricted use of sites such as InstagramFinancial Times - 2d -
UK needs to ban full hybrid cars by 2030 or face net zero ‘catastrophe’, says motoring body
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US rapper Ice Spice faces fan backlash over ‘disrespectful’ five-minute appearance at Brisbane gig
Fans at the New Year’s Eve Wildlands festival, which cost up to $242 a ticket, were disappointed after the headline act was 25 minutes late for her 30-minute set. Get our breaking news email , ...The Guardian - 2d -
Women behind the lens: six of the most striking images from 2024
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