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Reckless driver snapped heading to beach with kayak sticking out of doors on busy road Police officers pulled over the sunseekers in the Seat Ibiza last weekend in Whitley Bay, Tyne and Wear. Cops afterwards called the stunt "incredibly dangerous" 12:03, 29 APR 2021 The driver was pulled over by Northumbria Police officers (Image: Triangle News) The Daily Stars FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try ...

Sundays stunning weather left many Brits hoping to make the most of the weekend. So the kayakers may have thought they could brazenly drive to a nearby beach with the canoe sticking out both rear doors.  Social media users were quick to question the eye-opening photograph that was shared online. Canoe believe it: Sundays stunning weather left many Brits longing for a beach - but the incredibly dangerous Monkseaton motorist took it too far Roads policing officer Darren Lant reacted to the pictu...

Dental nurse surviving on out of date food costing her thousands in quarantine prison Shes been holed up in a Gatwick hotel for 10 days Market Weighton dental nurse Claire Curtis said her quarantine hotel food is awful and prisoners get better (Image: Hull Live) Sign up to the Hull Live newsletter for daily updates and breaking newsInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up here! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Yo...

Claire Curtis has been locked-up in Sandman Signature Hotel at Gatwick Airport The 31-year-old dental nurse went into quarantine after visiting family in Dubai But she says she is now buying takeaways after becoming fed up with the meals  She says breakfast options include a fried egg sandwich or a bowl of Coco Pops And she says she was once served a burger and crisps after they ran out of chips Passengers who arrive from red-list countries required to quarantine for 10 days  Travellers do no...

Business by Sarah Sharples   When Scott Tulloch left his full time job to work on the business he had set up with his wife Sally, he made 18 applications for credit cards to inject some funds into it. "I got black-listed for seven years as that is frowned upon, but Bankwest gave me a $11,000 credit card and I borrowed $6000 to buy a delivery van and by then we had two kids," he told news.com.au. "We had three months of coverage based on the credit card ...

When Scott and his wife Sally started their business it was largely funded by credit cards and they had just three months to make it work.

When Scott and his wife Sally started their business it was largely funded by credit cards and they had just three months to make it work.

Business by Sarah Sharples   When Scott Tulloch left his full time job to work on the business he had set up with his wife Sally, he made 18 applications for credit cards to inject some funds into it. "I got black-listed for seven years as that is frowned upon, but Bankwest gave me a $11,000 credit card and I borrowed $6000 to buy a delivery van and by then we had two kids," he told news.com.au. "We had three months of coverage based on the credit card ...

When Scott and his wife Sally started their business it was largely funded by credit cards and they had just three months to make it work.

When Scott and his wife Sally started their business it was largely funded by credit cards and they had just three months to make it work.