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Disqualified motorist Vincent Kimber smashed into a Kia Rio before speeding off, only to crash into another car just seconds later in his black BMW X5. The second crash was reported to police who arrived to find Kimber behind the wheel. Officers discovered he was already disqualified and driving without insurance. A search found less than one gram of cocaine and cannabis on him. His car was seized and Kimber was arrested and later charged. Kimber, of no fixed address, pleaded guilty at Hastings Magistrates Court yesterday to failing to stop at the scene of an accident, driving without insurance, possession of both class…

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View gallery Image Credit: AFFI/Shutterstock Whoopi Goldberg, 68, brushed off rumors she appeared on a flight log of people who traveled to the late Jeffrey Epstein’s private Island, Little St. James. “They said I was on the island and I’m, like, I don’t go anywhere,” the Ghost star said on the Thursday, January 4 episode of The View. She continued of the social media list, “I don’t know what I’ve done to anybody, but apparently there are a lot of these kind of sites that are … satire sites,” she said. “But people don’t realize that they can be harmful.”…

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Fisker remains far from meeting CEO and founder Henrik Fisker’s publicly stated goal of delivering 300 electric SUVs per day globally, according to internal documents viewed by TechCrunch. The EV startup spent much of December aiming to meet an internal sales goal of between 100 and 200 vehicles a day in North America, where the bulk of its inventory and sales efforts are. Fisker fell well below that target, often selling just one to two dozen of its Ocean SUVs a day here, according to the documents, which were provided by a source who was granted anonymity due to the…

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Sascha Dobbelaere, founder and CEO at Tweave, gives his predictions for the role of robotics and automation in 2024. Tweave specialises in optimising business results digitally by developing intelligent software tools and supporting change.   As we begin a new year, one of the big questions in the tech industry is what 2024 will be for robotics and automation. Both are rapidly evolving and transforming various industries. From manufacturing and healthcare to transportation and household tasks, robotics and automation are crucial in streamlining processes and increasing efficiency. So, what can we expect to see in robotics and automation in the…

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Animals reproduce in one of two distinct ways: egg-laying or live birth. By studying an evolutionarily recent transition from egg-laying to live-bearing in a marine snail, collaborative research by the Institute of Science and Technology Austria (ISTA), the University of Sheffield, and the University of Gothenburg has shed new light on the genetic changes that allow organisms to make the switch. The results were published in Science. The egg did come first. Egg-laying arose deep in evolutionary time, long before animals even made their way onto land. Throughout evolution, there have been many independent transitions to live-bearing across the animal…

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Location : The A34 southbound between the junctions with the A423 north of Kennington and the A415 . Reason : Congestion. Status : Currently Active. Return To Normal : Normal traffic conditions are expected between 21:15 and 21:30 on 4 January 2024. Cause : Broken down vehicle. Delay : There are currently delays of 20 minutes against expected traffic. Source link

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View gallery Image Credit: Todd Williamson/January Images/Shutterstock/Matt Baron/BEI/Shutterstock Emma Stone, 35, and Carey Mulligan, 38, sat down alongside a few other A-list actresses in Hollywood for The Hollywood Reporter’s Actress Roundtable series published on January 4. During the interview, the talented women opened up about acting, but they also discussed their love for Taylor Swift, 34. When the group was asked which “Taylor Swift era” they would be, the Drive star wasn’t so sure what that meant. “What does that mean?” Carey asked. Emma, who is famously pals with Taylor, couldn’t help but reply with a joke. “She’s never heard of her,” the Easy A…

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If you’re someone who loves an internet hype cycle, good news: There’s a new group of scientists who claim to have discovered a near-room-temperature superconductor. Yes, again. People on X, formerly Twitter, and Hacker News and all the other places science enthusiasts post are getting worked up about a new material described in a paper that was posted on Tuesday to arXiv, the pre-print server. (It should be noted that most of these people do not appear to be scientists let alone condensed-matter physicists.) In the paper, the Chinese team says the material exhibits one of the properties of superconductors…

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