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Wray Hutchinson, president of World Wide Wings, which holds the franchise for that location since 2007, said the parking above the bar became a 'haven for crime and drug use'. Hutchinson described the bar's awnings being set on fire, cars frequently being broken into, and junk being tossed from the top of building to the road. The city responded to the three years of complaints by shutting down the car park entirely last August, which devastated the bar's business and triggering a feud where the bar refused top pay rent until it was served an eviction notice.

The number of unlawful e-bikes riding on the streets of the United Kingdom has doubled in the space of just one year, it has been revealed. According to police records, 260 electric powered bicycles were confiscated by officers last year, double the 130 confiscated in 2022 and four times as many as the 61 that were confiscated in the year before. Following Freedom of Information requests, 15 organisations were gathered, but the true number is expected to be much larger because many of England and Wales' 43 police departments don't have detailed information on these seizures. It comes as a result of increasing calls for reforms in the legislation to combat the danger of e-bikes, some of which are modified to meet speed limits or used in conjunction with crime. Families of those killed in accidents involving electric vehicles have requested that the government toughen laws as the e-bikes have become more popular, with one of the owners' daughter stating that they have been 'almost impossible to regulate.'

On a road in Shepherds Bush, east London, the bike was engulfed by fire on a road. Last night, the distressing images were posted on social media. Loud bangs can also be heard emanating from the bike's back, each time igniting sparks and throwing fire into the atmosphere. As the fire continued to rage on, the bike could be seen strewn in a cylce lane, causing a thick layer of smoke to surround vehicles along the busy highway.

When she opened up about motherhood, Bhad Barbie revealed the sweet name she had chosen for her unborn baby girl. The media personality, 20 - who is known for her famous catchphrase 'Cash me outside, how 'bout that?' Le Vaughn, a journalist from the Dominica, revealed in December that she is expecting her first child with her partner Levaughn late last year. While simultaneously revealing that her baby girl will be named Kali Love, the rapper spoke to People about how she first learned she was pregnant.

She is one of Hollywood's most impeccably dressed women. On Saturday afternoon, Cate Blanchett received her second fashion coup at the 2024 ACTAA Awards on the Gold Coast. In a retro-style jumpsuit with a gold metallic one-sleeved bodice and black velvet trousers, the 54-year-old Hollywood actress looked incredibly chic.

Despite warnings regarding their safety, electric bike and scooter conversion kits are also available online on Amazon and eBay. Inner North London assistant coroner Ian Potter sent a note about the lack of control over e-bike conversions and the potential for fires, which are exacerbated by a buildup of heat when charging.

Rogan, along with fellow comedian Bobby Lee, discussed topics that caused him to leave The Golden State for Austin, Texas. "I used to be a part of the blue bubble, but I was 100 percent a left leaning individual who lived in Los Angeles," he said. 'I am way more left than I am correct,' I am sure, but California went nuts man, it's gone full communist,' it's out of its f***ing attitude.'

Bobby Lee, 74, died as a result of'severe burn injuries' and the inhalation of 'toxic smoke' after the fire broke out in his house (left and right) in Kentish Town last year, according to an inquest. Mr Lee's family's attempts to safely evacuate him from his ground floor bedroom were unsuccessful, and the pensioner was pronounced dead on the scene. The deadly fire was caused by the 'overcharging' of a mountain bike that had been converted from a 'conversion kit' to be used as an electrically powered bicycle. Inner North London assistant coroner Ian Potter has issued an alert about the lack of guidelines on e-bike conversions and the potential for fires caused by a buildup of heat when charging.

Following wildfires in Maui that killed at least 96 people, looters have targeted homes and businesses. People in Lahaina, the historic town that was devastated by the fires, say they were also robbed at gunpoint.' Last week's devastating fires wreaked havoc on Lahaina, leaving much of the city in ruins. Essentials and medical care are still available on Maui, and a massive humanitarian effort is also underway to bring essentials and medical services.

On Tuesday and Wednesday, the inferno, which was fuelled by strong winds, wreaked havoc on Lahaina (main), causing residents to evacuate on foot after apparently being unaware of the state's emergency warnings. Hundreds of firefighters were still fighting flare-ups over the weekend, and cadaver dogs were sifting through the town's charred ruins in search of victims. Relatives of the deceased frantically searched for signs that their loved ones may be alive, while survivors grappled with the severity of the tragedy and sought solace at Sunday church services (bottom-right). Hundreds of residents are missing, and large swaths of Lahaina are yet to be investigated. Just three percent of the town, home to more than 9,000 residents, had been searched so far, according to John Pelletier, the Maui police chief. Faaso and Malui Fonua Tone, Salote Takafua, and her son, Tony Takafua (top-right), died while trying to escape from the fires. Their remains were discovered in a charred car near their house on Thursday. Hawaii Gov. John Kerry expressed disappointment in a video update published earlier on Sunday. More than 2,700 buildings were destroyed in Lahaina, according to Josh Green, and a figure of $5.6 billion has been lost.'

As forensic teams begin going door to door looking for victims, a mobile morgue has been sent to Lahaina to deal with the anticipated influx of bodies. According to John Pelletier, the Maui police chief, only three percent of the city has been checked so far. Cadaver dogs have been brought from California and Washington. An X was found on buildings that had been searched, and those containing bodies were marked 'H.R.' Locals with missing relatives are being asked to provide a DNA sample.

In an interview with CNN, Hawaii Democrat Jill Tokuda revealed that the state had'underestimated the lethality, or the rapidity of fire.' According to her, no preparation was made for potential flaws in the emergency alert system, which is typically seen on cell phones. At the time, there was no cellphone coverage in the area. Winds that are unknown to Hawaii, dry forest, or red flag conditions are not like hurricane force winds,' she said.

The island's emergency warning system failed to warn the survivors of the deadly infernos that have killed at least 55 people, according to survivors of Maui's devastating wildfires. Residents in a growing number of towns say they were not sent alerts to their cell phones or only got alerts after they had already left their homes as the fire and fires began. According to some locals, the sirens in Lahaina, the historic town completely destroyed by the fires, and other parts of Maui didn't appear as the blaze engulfed homes. On Friday morning, Maui Mayor Richard Bissen said he "can't decide whether or not the sirens sounded or not," but that the fires were a 'impossible situation' and that they's'spread so fast.'

Residents were compelled to leave the inferno on foot, with some claiming that it took as little as five to ten minutes for them to become desperate. Hawaii boasts what the state claims to be the country's biggest integrated outdoor all-hazard public safety warning system, with about 400 sirens positioned around the island chain. However, Hawaii emergency response data shows there were no signs that the warning sirens were activated before a devastating wildfire killed at least 53 people and wiped out a historic town, according to officials on Thursday. Many of Lahaina's residents said they didn't hear any sirens and only knew they were in danger when they saw fires or heard explosions nearby.

As he started talking about his sobriety journey, actor Bobby Lee revealed he was'so high and inebriated' on the show's set that he couldn't follow the script. Jackie Nee, a 51-year-old actor who appears on the Sex and the City revival, said that his battle with heroin and alcohol may have been a 'career killer,' and that the series was one of the reasons he has been sober for 18 months.

Michael Bisping, a former UFC star, has unleashed his rage at Logan Paul after he said he would face him in a fight, chillingly claiming he would be 'arrested for manslaughter' if they face off. Bisping has been retired since 2018 after a 14-year career in which he became the world champion, with his last two bouts coming in losses to Georges St-Pierre and Kelvin Gastelum in 2017. However, when speaking with comedian Bobby Lee, he threatened to return to the Octagon after being enraged by Paul's bleak prediction.