by three men from his home on November 3rd and taken to nearby Springbrook National Park. He was later found by picnickers. Police claim that Aaron Drew Scheers, 24, of Tweed Heads in northern NSW, cut the man's ears off. He will face a three day committal

lights last year, just 350 were penalised.This figure smacks of double-standards.In Thames Valley alone, over 4,000 speeding offences were racked-up by police officers, but none were prosecuted.If like us, you're a regular road user, you face an 84

THE HISTORYThe 1996 British Superbike year was special for a number of reasons. This was the year when the series really started to gain popularity.Big name sponsors such as Cadburys and Old Spice were onboard and the TV coverage was increasing. Bikes were very cool in the mid-'9...

A POLICEMAN who allegedly placed a rope across a pathway, causing two teenage boys on a motorcycle to fall off and suffer injuries, has faced a Perth court on assault charges, so reports the Australian Herald and Sun.Matthew Gerard Owen Pow, 38

neighbourhood Domino’s Pizza store to find out. Domino’s provides its delivery riders with standardised motorcycle gear - branded blue jackets and trousers, and a white full-face helmet. Angie Lawrence, the company's Corporate Social Responsbility Manager, says

NORFOLK IS set to follow Oxfordshire and other counties, when the region's speed camera network swicthes off as part of the county's new cost-cutting measures.Earlier this week, Councillors approved plans to withdraw the budget for the cameras

It is a sad fact of racing that some accidents prove to be fatal. It's one of those things we have to accept. Possibly the tragic accident at Mallory wouldn't have happened had there been more run off in that area, but there can't be anymore run-off

too much of a part. I am used to riding free of electronics, I am a freelance rider! When I was riding the Desmosedici I had the traction control turned off. I found it held me back, hopefully I can get used to it on the BMW. I am learning along

Robinson, has developed the system to constantly monitor face shapes. If the computer detects that the driver is getting angry or distracted it could even be used to turn off the radio or make sure that a phone won’t work inside the car. BBC’s regional news

career, he would much rather ‘play’ at World Rally than potentially lose face at the back of an F1 grid. At the age of 32 would Rossi be able to cut it? Sir Stirling reckons so, but the reality is that F1 talk is just Rossi playing with the media