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A MOTORIST who parked at a railway station for the weekend returned to find the bonnet, bumper and headlights gone. Alex Christian, 32, first thought another car had smashed into his Vauxhall Corsa. But thieves had broken a window to get to the bonnet release before stripping out the entire front end. Alex, who had left it at Marston Green Station, Birmingham , said: “The recovery driver said gangs strip a car within minutes because car parts are so expensive.” “He said gangs with the skill and speed of an F1 crew go at the car can strip it within minutes.” Alex caught a train for the three-minute journey to Birmingham Airport before boarding the 12.05 Easyjet flight to Belfast to visit family for the weekend. READ MORE MOTOR NEWS SAUDI GP Perez WINS while Verstappen motors from 2nd from 15th and Hamilton finishes 5th WIPER WARNING I'm a motors expert - your car has a setting that could help avoid a … [Read more...] about I parked my car at a train station – but when I returned I found the bonnet, bumper and headlights had been STRIPPED

Skeletons, coffins, and spiders, oh my! A "haunted" house that has been scaring people in Baird, TX, has officially creeped out social media, making it this week's most popular home on Realtor.com®. The home has been operating as a seasonal haunted house and boasts a staged interior decked out with spooky scenes. Skeletons adorn the living room, where the Grim Reaper lurks in the background. Tarantulas crawl the walls of the kitchen. There's even a secret door found behind a coffin. Bonus: Its affordable price won't scare away buyers! Other homes that made the popularity list include a historic mansion in Ohio featured on HGTV's "If Walls Could Talk," three buildable oceanfront properties in Florida, and an entertainer's dream home with a custom bar in Illinois. For a full look at this week's 10 most popular homes, keep on scrolling. 10. 21217 County Road 181, Bullard, TX Price: $674,900 This Texas farmhouse is big on design, value, and efficiency. Offering … [Read more...] about A Fright Delight: Bone-Chilling House of Horrors in Texas Is the Week’s Most Popular Listing

Two weeks after a routine trip to a health clinic turned into a psychiatric hospitalization, Emma Troughton was on a plane to Denver. The intervention had been building: By early 2017, Troughton had struggled with body image and eating for years, first as a high schooler in Indiana piecing through their gender identity (Troughton is nonbinary) and then as a college student in California processing personal trauma. School-issued laptops sent Troughton down social media rabbit holes of unhealthy weight loss strategies. A password-protected blog became a repository for body measurements and bad information. Troughton crashed their car because of the brain fog and cognitive decline caused by their malnourishment. Providers at a campus health clinic were so alarmed they wouldn’t allow Troughton to return to class. After two weeks in a psychiatric unit, Troughton left for Denver. The city, they had learned, was a national hub for eating disorder treatment. “I felt this existential … [Read more...] about Colorado — a national hub for eating disorder treatment — hopes to slow surging rate of stigmatized illness