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Learner drivers across the UK stand to recover payments after the nation’s largest driving school faced penalties for concealed booking charges. The AA, operating AA Driving School and BSM Driving School, must repay nearly 100,000 customers a total exceeding £760,000, alongside a £4.2 million penalty imposed by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) for drip pricing violations. How Many Drivers Are Impacted? The CMA mandates refunds for over 80,000 learners who encountered incomplete pricing during online bookings. These individuals booked lessons without seeing the full cost upfront, leading to surprise fees at checkout. Eligibility for Refunds Customers qualify if they…

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Warner Bros unveiled its upcoming film lineup at CinemaCon in Las Vegas, capping the event with a world premiere of the first seven minutes of Dune: Part Three, the highly anticipated finale to Denis Villeneuve’s trilogy.Star-Studded PresentationThe showcase featured appearances by major stars including Tom Cruise, Nicole Kidman, and Sandra Bullock. The segment built excitement with a dramatic stage entrance: troops representing Emperor Paul Atreides marched into the Dolby Theatre at Caesars Palace, some soaring overhead on harnesses. Director Denis Villeneuve then joined Timothée Chalamet, Zendaya, and Jason Momoa to introduce the sci-fi epic, set 17 years after the events…

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Cricket Australia struggles to gain support from key state associations for selling stakes in Big Bash League (BBL) franchises, casting uncertainty over the T20 competition’s future.State Associations Voice ConcernsCricket NSW chief executive Lee Germon opposes the proposal and confirms that the Sydney Thunder and Sydney Sixers will not participate in Cricket Australia’s valuation process. “Our biggest fear is external investment entering a cricket ecosystem that operates effectively,” Germon states. He highlights risks shared by all parties, including potential misalignment of goals between private investors and cricket governing bodies.Cricket Australia chief executive Todd Greenberg notes that responses from states continue to…

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Barcelona forward Raphinha delivered a bold message to Atletico Madrid fans after their team’s 3-2 aggregate victory eliminated his side from the Champions League. He predicted Atletico will fall short against Arsenal in the semi-finals, should the Gunners advance past Sporting CP. Raphinha’s Pitchside Gesture Atletico Madrid secured their spot with a 2-1 win over Barcelona in the second leg, despite the Catalans’ efforts under Hansi Flick. As Atletico supporters celebrated, Raphinha walked onto the pitch, pointed at the taunting crowd, and thrust his thumb backward, signaling their impending semi-final exit. Champions League Draw Sets Up Arsenal-Atletico Clash Arsenal hold…

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A provocative billboard promoting an AI employee has appeared at Bristol Airport, igniting fierce debate over its portrayal of women in the workplace. The Controversial Advertisement Installed on April 10, the display features a smiling blonde female chatbot with the slogan: ‘She outworks everyone. And she’ll never ask for a pay rise.’ This ad from Narwhal Labs highlights an AI tool designed as a tireless worker. Additional promotions emphasize that the AI remains ‘always on, never sick, and no HR required,’ questioning traditional schedules: ‘Working 9-5? She works 24/7. And she starts for free.’ The campaign supports Narwhal Labs’ ‘Autonomous…

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Exciting Family NewsAustralian singer and actor Dean Geyer, 40, and his wife, US actress Jillian Murray, are expecting their first child. Geyer shared the joyful announcement on Instagram this week with a tender photo of the couple. In the image, Murray cradles her baby bump while Geyer stands behind her, arms wrapped around her in a loving embrace.Geyer captioned the post, expressing his deep gratitude: ‘Feeling beyond blessed that God has trusted us with this incredible gift. I’ve always dreamed of being a dad and I couldn’t be more excited to take this journey with @jillianmurrayofficial as we grow our…

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Wesfarmers, the parent company of Bunnings, Kmart, Target, Officeworks, and Priceline Pharmacy, has suspended delivery fees for six months to help customers shop online amid rising fuel costs and cost-of-living pressures.Offer DetailsThe initiative pairs with a free OnePass membership trial. Customers signing up by May 14 qualify for the trial, which normally costs $4 monthly or $40 annually. Existing members receive $20 off their next payment. Standard delivery fees, typically $9 to $12 per parcel, are waived on eligible orders with no minimum spend required. Exclusions apply for some remote postcodes.Bonus RewardsThe six-month membership boosts rewards, including 5x Flybuys points…

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Stephanie Marshall and Bec Zacharia shared a joyful embrace at Sydney Airport, just one day before a shocking cheating revelation rocked the Married At First Sight cast during a tense dinner party. Warm Airport Reunion Stephanie, 32, who left the experiment early after her pairing with Tyson Gordon failed to ignite, arrived looking stylish in a maroon leather mini dress. Spotting Bec, she broke into a broad smile and rushed into a heartfelt hug. Bec, dressed in a brown crochet halter top and blue jeans, returned the embrace warmly. The two brides chatted animatedly with fellow cast member Rachel Gilmore…

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Winning the Media Lottery for a Dream RoundAfter enduring the sweltering heat of a Monday afternoon at Augusta National, the banter between me and my caddie Matt had turned casual. Around 4:30 p.m. on the 14th fairway, this Southern former college golfer in his 30s reached my ball first. My drive left 201 yards uphill to a tricky par-four green. Rory McIlroy had birdied it the day before during his Masters victory, a benchmark that lingered in my mind during this once-in-a-lifetime round.”You’re getting a four here as well,” Matt insisted. I replied, “Give it a rest, Matt.” He pushed,…

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A supermarket worker allegedly transferred nearly £600,000 from his mother’s bank accounts to cover cocaine habits, alcohol, gambling losses, and a loan shark debt before leaving a suicide note and surrendering to authorities, a court has heard.Simon Grimes, 44, from Kenilworth Road, Petts Wood, Orpington, faces two counts of fraud by abuse of position related to Royal Bank of Scotland and Nationwide accounts between May 20, 2016, and June 16, 2022. He has entered a not guilty plea at Croydon Crown Court.Discovery of the Missing FundsLinda Grimes, 73, uncovered the depletion of her life savings with help from her other…

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