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How Hamlin’s car went from crashed to racing chariot in just a few hours at Martinsville

Denny Hamlinwas sitting atop the speed charts after 30 laps of the early afternoon Cup practice at Martinsville Speedway. But his day quickly went sour when a piece of rubber jammed his throttle open, and in order to scrub speed from the car, he turned the steering wheel, sending his…

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"The right to swim is not just legal permission" – the wild swimmers planning their own Kinder trespass

Hundreds expected to break the law in protest at the historic site and other reservoirs around the UK

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Spy Kids: Armageddon review – amiable Netflix reboot

Robert Rodriguez brings his kids action series back to life with pleasant, if visually flat, results

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Court of Appeal to rule on Dartmoor wild camping case

Farmers Alexander and Diana Darwall previously brought a successful legal challenge against the Dartmoor National Park Authority.

The Independent UK

Court of Appeal hears challenge over right to wild camp on Dartmoor

A judge previously ruled that people do not have the right to camp overnight on Dartmoor Commons with landowners’ permission.

The Independent UK

Aristocrat forced to open part of estate to public after council ruling

Hertfordshire council rules area of land on Hatfield House estate – owned by Marquess of Salisbury – is common land

The Guardian - UK

Turf war as conservation groups clash over Harrogate’s green space

Locals have strolled on The Stray for centuries but now two bodies have very different ideas on how to preserve it

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Police didn't get defunded but many large departments are shrinking

A new study finds that some police forces are losing officers at a faster pace since 2020. In New Orleans, there's a grudging acceptance that it's time to offload some duties to civilians.

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A Question of Standing review: how the CIA undermined American authority

Rhodri Jeffreys-Jones has written a concise account of damage done by US covert operations from the Iran coup to the Iraq war

The Guardian - US

Farmer Cleared A Path Through His Crops After A Lawsuit Threat For Blocking Access To Hikers

It is illegal in the U.K. to obstruct a public path and landowners who construct obstacles should be charged.

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The right to swim: mass trespass of Kinder reservoir planned

Ninety years ago, Peak District ramblers defied the law to push for open access. This Sunday wild swimmers take their own stand

The Guardian - UK

3 Edge Computing Stocks Wall Street Predicts Will Rally 35% or More

Edge computing solutions provide enterprises with the requisite tools to keep up with increasing data transmission speeds. Worldwide spending on this technology is expected to grow this year, making the Edge computing industry’s growth prospects look attractive. Given this, Wall Street analysts expect the edge computing stocks Cloudflare (NET), Fastly…

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