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For most people, there can be nothing more terrifying than the thought of someone breaking into their house. If invading your personal space, or violating the sanctity of your home wasn’t bad enough, what if criminals stole your car in the process? Especially if you depend on your vehicle to get around, but, unfortunately, this is exactly what happened to a couple in Dundee, who had to go through this very nightmare. A couple in their late 50s, living in a retirement, sheltered housing complex, were the victims of crime when thieves broke into their property in the middle of the night, found the keys to their Hyundai Tuscon, and drove away with it. Garry Place, comprising of 60 one-bedroom bungalows, has been open since the early 80s, and it is home to Alister Gillon, and his partner Eunice McIntosh, both 58 years old. Miss McIntosh, was staying in a care home at the time of the incident, but Mr Gillon was at home and asleep when the burglars broke in. Miss McIntosh, who has be...

He is the most powerful, as well as possibly the most divisive man in the world, often facing criticism whenever he takes to twitter or speaks out about certain issues. Yes, a section of the US electorate indeed supports him, but there is little denying wherever American president Donald Trump goes, it is bound to attract attention, if not controversy. When he visited Britain recently, to attend a NATO summit in Watford, there was mass interest. He flew in aboard his Marine One helicopter and arrived at the country house hotel called The Grove in his incredible, custom-built limo, which is understandably known as The Beast. A lot has been said about this unbelievable seven-seater Cadillac One, with all the latest mod cons, designed to protect as much as chauffer The President (whatever you may think of him). The vehicle, resembling a tank, reportedly cost around £1.2 million to build and weighs nine tonnes. The bulletproof windows are comprised of polycarbonate and five layers ...

Whether you are an experienced motorist or have just passed your test, the very suggestion of flaunting the driving laws may be abhorrent to you. You would never dream of exceeding the speed limit or talking on your mobile phone while driving. There would never be the possibility of getting behind the wheel while over the alcohol limit. You know if you engage in such activity you are breaking the law. However, many motorists may not be aware some acts they considered harmless may actually be illegal. Do you fall into this category? Is it possible you may have committed a driving offence without even knowing it? Is it the case what you thought was `no big deal` may have violated the traffic laws, and could see you end up in trouble? For instance, did you know it may be against the law to go to sleep in your car when intoxicated, even if the engine isn’t turned on? You may have come home after a night out and, having got out of the taxi, may struggle to find your house keys and de...