The Los Angeles Lakers got a convincing win against the Denver Nuggets defeating them 123-100, and it was probably Luka Doncic’s best game so far as a member of his new team. Doncic finished the game with 32 points, 10 rebounds, and seven assists, and he looked like himself on the court. Head coach JJ […]
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The Dallas Mavericks will play the Golden State Warriors on Sunday in a contest that represents the first of a two-game road trip for the Mavs. Klay Thompson playing against his former team once again will be a primary storyline, but the Mavs’ injury concerns will also be something to monitor. Dallas has six total […]
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New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone is expressing his thoughts on the new computerized umpiring system. A software system is being tested this Spring Training to identify balls and strikes at games. It operates along with human umpires. Boone and the Yankees challenged a call made using this ABS system in a recent spring game. […]
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Illinois basketball made all kinds of brutal history in a 110-67 embarrassment against the No. 3 Duke Blue Devils at Madison Square Garden. Not only did the Fighting Illini suffer their worst loss in program history on Saturday night, but stat guru Jared Berson reports “it’s the largest margin of defeat for the Big Ten in […]
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The Colorado football program is expected to have several players selected during the 2025 NFL Draft. QB Shedeur Sanders and two-way superstar Travis Hunter will headline that group, with both likely to be selected during the first round. Sanders recently received some sage advice from Broncos CB Patrick Surtain II. Surtain has already been through […]
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WATCH the moment brazen thieves use a high-tech trick to swipe a Mercedes in under 20 seconds.
The devices are now used in 40 per cent of all cases of stolen motors and are used to jam locking systems.
The car signal jammers work by scrambling the radio signal from remote keys, meaning thieves can get into the car without needing to unlock it.
Anyone found with one could face five years behind bars and an unlimited fine under new plans which will be set out in parliament this week.
In the video, the brazen thieves can be seen creeping towards a car on a driveway.
One thief focuses on unlocking the vehicle, while the other moves towards the house while fumbling around with a bag.
House lights brighten the scene and the thief jumps into the car.
The thief nearest the house sprints away while the other reverses the car off the drive.
It was previously only illegal to have one of the devices if it could be proven to be have been used in a car theft.
This new measure is part of the government’s Crime and Policing Bill, which will be introduced to Parliament on Tuesday.
Minister for Policing, Crime and Fire Prevention, Dame Diana Johnson, said: “These thefts have a devastating effect on victims, who need their vehicles to go about their everyday lives.
We are aware of the real concerns people feel with the use of these electronic devices being so prolific.
“This is why we are introducing new laws focused on tackling this issue at source, which is what our Safer Streets mission and Plan for Change are all about.
These new laws will prevent these devices from getting into the hands of thieves and organised crime groups.
“We will also continue to work closely with the National Police Chiefs’ Council, which includes supporting their National Vehicle Crime Reduction Partnership, which brings together the police and manufacturers to clamp down on vehicle crime.”
Last year 132,412 cars were stolen across England and Wales – or 370 a day.
That is up significantly from just over 10 years ago when just 70,053 were taken in 2013.
RAC head of policy Simon Williams said: “With government statistics showing an average of 370 vehicles being stolen every day, outlawing the possession and distribution of signal jammers cannot come soon enough and we welcome the government’s action on this.
“Having your car stolen is not only a violation, it causes massive amounts of stress and inconvenience as well as higher insurance costs for the individual concerned and drivers generally.”
AA president, Edmund King, said: “This is a positive step, and these tougher sentences should make would-be thieves think again before stealing cars.
As fast as vehicle technology has evolved, thieves have always tried to keep pace and beat the security systems.
“Relay theft and signal jamming is all too frequent and these measures will give police forces more opportunities to tackle car crime.”
TESCO has discontinued a popular £1.95 breakfast staple in all of its stores.
One shopper in despair took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to question the disappearance of their much-loved cereal.
The products in question are Tesco’s Apricot Wheats and the branded version from Kellogg’s, which are both small wholegrain wheat squares with a fruit-flavoured filling.
The shopper put the question to Tesco, explaining the cereals were missing from their local store.
They said: “For several weeks now you’ve had the other varieties but no Apricot wheats.
“First you took away the Honey Monster Puffs, and now this. This is at the Baldock superstore.”
Tesco then confirmed the cereal has indeed been discontinued.
A spokesperson said: “Hi there, the tesco apricot wheats cereal has been discontinued and is no longer ranged in any of our stores.
“I am so sorry for any inconvenience this has caused. Thanks, Amena – Customer Care.”
The shopper continued to clarify where exactly the Kellogg version is as Sainsbury’s still stocks them.
However, Tesco recommended they message the store privately and assured they would check in-store availability.
Kellogg’s is known for a range of cereal brands including Corn Flakes, Coco Pops, Frosties and Crunchy Nut.
However, the Kellogg’s Apricot version of the breakfast product is not currently available on the supermarket’s website.
But it is available online at Sainsbury’s, Asda and Ocado with prices ranging from £1.95 to £2.45 for the 500g box.
Tesco has been approached for a comment.
The Milwaukee Brewers, like every other team across the MLB, are preparing for the upcoming 2025 campaign. However, for the Brewers in particular, the injury bug has already reared its ugly head, with the team getting dealt a tough blow involving center fielder Blake Perkins before the season even gets underway. Perkins enjoyed a consistent […]
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Kentucky basketball fell short against Alabama once again on Saturday in another high-scoring affair. Despite a strong start by Mark Pope and the Wildcats, the Crimson Tide rallied back late in the first half and ran away with the game in a 96-83 win in Tuscaloosa. Kentucky is still fighting an uphill battle while they […]
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