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Bulgarian police ‘blocked rescue’ of teenage migrants who froze to death

Report by rights groups alleges border police refused to rescue boys and blocked activists’ efforts to save them

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Albuquerque's Police Chief Says Cops Have a 5th Amendment Right To Leave Their Body Cameras Off

Harold Medina made that argument during an internal investigation of a car crash he caused last February.

Reason

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Black Panthers, punks and brutalist buildings: the micro-publisher exploring Britain’s lost past

Every week, Café Royal publishes books highlighting forgotten architecture or subcultures, celebrating the work of amateur and professional photographers. And they cost less than a London pint

The Guardian - UK

Zak Brown aims parting shot at ‘silly’ F1 Alpine boss after McLaren victory in Oscar Piastri saga

McLaren boss Zak Brown has labelled Alpine counterpart Otmar Szafnauer as “looking a little silly” after the Oscar Piastri saga.

Evening Standard

Brown: Szafnauer looks "a little silly" after Piastri F1 contract comments

Zak Brown believes McLaren was right to keep quiet about the Formula 1 contract saga surrounding Oscar Piastri, saying Alpine chief Otmar Szafnauer now looks 'a little silly.'

Autosport

McLaren chief Zak Brown goads "silly" Alpine boss Otmar Szafnauer over Oscar Piastri saga

Piastri will race for McLaren next season after a lengthy legal battle with Alpine over the Australian's future, leaving the Enstone team needing a new driver for 2023

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Why Alpine still feels burned by Piastri despite its own mistakes

Alpine found itself unwillingly at the centre of this year’s Formula 1 driver market silly season after the double whammy of losing Fernando Alonso and Oscar Piastri for 2023.

Autosport

F1 teams should register young driver deals to avoid “wild west” - Wurz

GPDA chairman Alex Wurz believes that Formula 1 teams should be obliged to register contracts with young drivers with the Contract Recognition Board in order to avoid “wild west” situations.

Motorsport

Young driver deals in F1 should be registered to avoid “wild west” - Wurz

GPDA chairman Alex Wurz believes that Formula 1 teams should be obliged to register contracts with young drivers with the Contract Recognition Board in order to avoid “wild west” situations.

Autosport

Piastri truth shows criticism of him in F1 contract saga was "unfair", says McLaren

McLaren says criticism aimed at Oscar Piastri for turning his back on the Alpine Formula 1 team has been shown to be 'unfair' by the facts coming out.

Autosport

Piastri truth shows criticisms of him were “unfair”, says McLaren

McLaren says criticisms aimed at Oscar Piastri for turning his back on the Alpine Formula 1 team have been shown to be ‘unfair’ by the facts coming out.

Motorsport

Ten things we learned from the 2022 Dutch Grand Prix

Max Verstappen's points lead in the Formula 1 drivers' standings now looks more commanding than at any stage in last year's title battle after winning the Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort. The Red Bull driver's determination to make 2022 a one-horse race aside, there was plenty to keep observers interested…

Motorsport

10 things we learned from the 2022 Dutch Grand Prix

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The real story behind Piastri’s F1 move to McLaren

The battle between McLaren and Alpine over Oscar Piastri’s services for 2023 has dominated the Formula 1 news agenda over recent weeks.

Irish Mirror

Oscar Piastri takes swipe at Alpine and explains why he defected to rivals McLaren

Piastri's move to McLaren was finally confirmed on Friday, after a legal battle ended with the CRB dismissing Alpine's claim they had a valid contract for the Aussie

Autosport

Piastri opens up on "upsetting" and "bizarre" Alpine F1 behaviour

Oscar Piastri has revealed how 'upsetting' it was that Alpine announced him as its 2023 Formula 1 driver, after he had told the squad he wouldn’t be racing for it.

The Guardian - UK

Max Verstappen chases home win to leave Red Bull in league of their own

Another victory for the Dutchman, on a very different track to Spa, could short-circuit the title race

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Evening Standard

Oscar Piastri to replace Daniel Ricciardo at McLaren after team win legal dispute against Alpine

Oscar Piastri will race for McLaren next year after the British team won its legal dispute against Alpine.

Daily Mirror

FIA document reveals when Oscar Piastri signed McLaren contract as Alpine "shell-shocked"

Piastri will race for McLaren in 2023 after the CRB ruled in their favour in their legal fight against Alpine, and a document has revealed the Aussie made the decision to move quite some time ago

Motorsport

Why Alpine only has itself to blame for its F1 driver market blunders

Friday's announcement by Formula 1's Contract Recognition Board brought to an end the contract saga surrounding Oscar Piastri, who will race for McLaren in 2023.

Sports Illustrated

Oscar Piastri to Make F1 Debut With McLaren in 2023

The FIA’s Contract Recognition Board met this week to determine whom the 2021 F2 Champion will race for next season.

Daily Mirror

Oscar Piastri will race for McLaren in 2023 as CRB rules against Alpine

Alpine felt they had a valid contract for Piastri to race for them next season, but the FIA's contracts authority has ruled against them, allowing the Aussie to move to McLaren

Autosport

Piastri to race for McLaren F1 in 2023 after CRB ruling

McLaren has confirmed Oscar Piastri will race for the team in 2023 and beyond after Formula 1’s Contract Recognition Board ruled in its favour this week.

Daily Mirror

Oscar Piastri saga to be resolved soon with Alpine 'confident' F2 champion will stay

Alpine and McLaren are in a tug-of-war for Piastri, with both teams under the impression they have a valid contract for the Australian to drive for them in 2023

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