News about John Kane

Reborn racing legend TWR has unveiled its debut 21st century road car today, and will catch the eye of enthusiasts with deep pockets and a taste for classic Jags. The V12 Super-GT Supercat will be built from the foundations of the iconic Jaguar XJS, and will bring the legacy of the '80s and '90s dominating Tom Walkinshaw Racing team to high-performance road vehicles.

Classic 80s sitcom Terry and June has become the latest TV show to be hit with a trigger warning for 'discriminatory language' after Fawlty Towers, Only Fools and Horses and 'Allo 'Allo also fell foul of snowflakes. The hugely-popular show was originally broadcast on BBC1 from 1979 to 1987 with nine series. It starred Terry Scott and Dame June Whitfield as a middle-aged, middle-class suburban couple, Terry and June Medford, who live in Purley. Most of the 65 episodes were written by John Kane, with seven other writers also contributing some episodes. Now ITV has advised viewers on its streaming service that the early-evening classic  has 'discriminatory language of the period'.

The brutal beating of a poppy-selling Army veteran at Edinburgh Waverley station yesterday in the midst of yet another pro-Palestinian protest, was not only pitiful; it's viscerally insulting to millions of people for whom this week of the year is, quite simply, different. We can disagree on almost every topic, including the Middle East, but there is one point on which there has never been a single protest in this region. This week, we honor all our compatriots who gave their lives for our country. We may disagree on which color poppy we wear or whether we should wear one at all, but we do not dismiss the ultimate sacrifice made in our name.

A cyclist's rage at a pro-Trump political yard sign in North Carolina was caught on camera. On Friday, John Kane, a Raleigh businessman and local Republican political figure, posted home surveillance video of the incident on Facebook, where the perpetrator's identity was given. The video shows a road cyclist fully kitted in helmet and spandex, stopping and barely kick the yard sign outside Kane's house on August 12, to no avail.