The incident happened at JD Gyms on George Street, with police, fire crews and paramedics all attending the scene.
What happened
According to Greater Manchester Police, officers were called at around 4.45pm following reports that a car had driven through the wall of the gym.
A spokesman for GMP said: “Officers responded to an incident at 4.45pm today at JD Gym on George Street, Bury, with the assistance of NWAS and the Greater Manchester Fire Service.
“It was reported that a car had driven through the wall of JD Gym, resulting in structural damage of the building.
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“In the incident a man in his 60s has been struck by the car whilst inside the gym and has sustained non-life changing injuries.
“A woman in her 40s has been arrested on suspicion of causing injury by dangerous driving, she remains in hospital at this time.
“If you have any information, please contact officers on 101 or LiveChat quoting log 2424 of 14/04/2026.”
The vehicle appears to have driven directly through the brick wall. (Image: Phil Taylor)
Emergency response
Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service confirmed crews were called just before 5pm.
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A spokesperson said: “Just before 5pm on Tuesday (April 14), fire crews were called to reports of a road traffic collision on George Street, Bury.
“Two fire engines from Bury and Whitefield stations, as well as the technical rescue unit from Ashton, were quickly mobilised to the incident, which involved a car colliding with a commercial building.
“Firefighters extricated a woman from the car, while another man inside the building was also injured in the collision.
“They were treated at the scene by paramedics and then taken to hospital by North West Ambulance Service.
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“Firefighters helped make the area safe before handing the scene over to Greater Manchester Police.
“Our crews were in attendance for about an hour and a half.”
Bury town centre was brought to a halt this evening (Image: Phil Taylor)
Inside the scene
Footage shared online showed the aftermath inside the gym, with debris scattered across the floor and part of the vehicle visible through the damaged wall.
Gymgoers were escorted out of the building, while emergency services surrounded the scene. An air ambulance was also seen circling overhead.
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The vehicle appears to have driven directly through the brick wall, leaving its rear protruding from the building beneath the gym’s signage.
Crime scene investigators were later seen examining the car, which remained embedded in the wall.
Injuries and arrests
A man in his 60s who was inside the gym was struck by the vehicle and suffered injuries described as non-life changing.
The driver, a woman in her 40s, has been arrested on suspicion of causing injury by dangerous driving and remains in hospital.
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CSI on scene (Image: Phil Taylor)
Road closures and travel disruption
Road closures were put in place around the busy junction following the crash, causing disruption in the area.
A spokesman for Bury Council said: “Emergency services are currently dealing with an incident at Rochdale Road in Bury town centre.
“Rochdale Road, at its junction with Derby Way, and Clarke Street at its junction with Angouleme Way, are closed in both directions with diversions in place.”
Motorists were warned to expect delays throughout the evening.
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Recovery teams are en route as the response continues.
Motorists were redirected (Image: Phil Taylor)
Gym statement
In a statement, the gym said: “Earlier today an incident occurred at JD Gyms involving a vehicle making contact with the exterior of the building, which resulted in damage to part of the gym.
“As a precaution and in the interest of everyone’s safety, the gym will remain closed until further notice.
“Our team are on it straight away and building surveyors are due to attend in the morning.
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“We will know more following their visit and will update here.
“If you are a member, you have automatically been granted multi-site access.
“Your JD Gyms app will now scan you in at a neighbouring JD Gyms location of your choice.
“We will be back open ASAP. Thank you for your patience.”
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We will continue to bring you updates as this breaking incident unfolds.
We have taken a look at what Tasering can do to your body as calls for all cops to equipped with the devices were backed by most Scots.
04:30, 05 May 2026
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Following the release of new polls revealing most Scots backed the rollout of Tasers for all police officers, we have taken a look at what the device can do to your body.
Justice publication 1919 Magazine’s findings showed that nearly 60 percent of people agree with a wider rollout and training of tasers. This comes amid Scottish Police Federation (SPF) calls for greater access to Tasers, with the organisation warning that officers are increasingly facing violent and unpredictable incidents.
The new poll found that 28 per cent of Scots ‘strongly agree’ that all cops in Scotland should be supplied with a Taser and trained in how to use it, and a further 31 per cent agreed. Only seven per cent said they ‘strongly disagreed’, and 10 per cent disagreed in the 2,034 adults polled between April 2 and 13.
What does Tasering do to your body?
Tasers sends electrical current flows to the body, either through clothing or directly onto the skin, after two dart-like electrodes are shot at a person. This current activates nerves under the skin which then cause muscles to contract, according to Yorkshire Police.
When this happens, the contractions produced by the Conductive Energy Devices (CED) override a person’s ability to make voluntary movements including the running away or physically attack someone. This only continues for as long as the CED discharge is applied.
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The normal reaction of a person exposed to the electrical discharge of a CED is pain, coupled with the loss of voluntary muscle control which can result in the subject falling to the ground or freezing on the spot.
Recovery from these effects should be almost instantaneous once the discharge turns off and anyone arrested after being subjected to CED discharge should be examined by a medics.
While serious complications from being stuck with a Taser are rare, they could include serious arrhythmia or heart rhythm disturbances, with sensitive areas like the eyes, neck, or genitals being particularly vulnerable if hit by the darts. However, most injuries suffered are as a result of uncontrollable falls.
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The disappointing defeat did little to harm Liverpool’s own chase for European football with Arne Slot’s side needing just four points from their final three games to confirm their qualification.
However, another dismal performance has much of the fanbase wearing thin ahead of a summer where they’ll say goodbye to club icons Mohamed Salah and Andy Robertson. Complaints within the Reds’ inner circle have been discussed as Slot’s post-game actions were plastered online. Mirror Football takes a look at the biggest stories coming out of Anfield…
Complaints revealed
Matheus Cunha and Benjamin Sesko scored in the first 14 minutes to ensure Liverpool went into half-time down 2-0. The Reds came out with vigour as Dominik Szoboszlai and Cody Gakpo scored within nine minutes of each other before Kobbie Mainoo’s 74th minute strike clinched the victory.
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And Ibrahima Konate has revealed that complaints were made in the Liverpool dressing room around not winning enough challenges and displaying a stronger mentality.
The France international explained: “It was just about the mentality. In the first half we lost many challenges on the pitch. When it was 50-50, most of them Manchester [United] won them on the pitch.
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“But in the second half we just had to change it and change the mentality. This is what we have done and that’s why we scored two good goals with our pressing, with our aggressiveness. But we needed a little bit more.”
Slot causes stir
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As Slot walked back to the tunnel after full-time with his head down, he was subjected to heckles from United fans. While he stopped short of verbally hitting back, the Dutchman responded with a simple hand gesture, showing six fingers to the supporters.
The Reds boss seemed to signify the six Champions League titles Liverpool have won in footage that was posted on social media. Slot wasn’t alone when biting back at the United faithful.
Sky Sports, HBO Max, Netflix and Disney+ with Ultimate TV package
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Sky has upgraded its Ultimate TV and Sky Sports bundle to now include HBO Max, Netflix, Disney+, discovery+ and Hayu, as well as 135 channels and full Sky coverage of the Premier League and EFL.
Sky broadcasts more than 1,400 live matches across the Premier League, EFL and more with at least 215 live from the top flight alongside Formula 1, darts and golf.
Dominik Szoboszlai pointed to the gold Premier League badge on the sleeve of his shirt following full-time with Liverpool’s status as champions soon coming to an end.
United’s rise up the table has come during Michael Carrick’s stint in charge. The 44-year-old has won 10 of his 14 games in charge, making a strong case to be given the job permanently.
A key change that the manager is credited with is restoring Kobbie Mainoo ’s place in midfield after the academy graduate lost his place under former boss Ruben Amorim. The 21-year-old scored the winning goal against Liverpool at the weekend.
However, the England international’s return to form comes as little surprise to former Match of the Day host Gary Lineker. Here, Mirror Football looks at some of the biggest stories surrounding United.
Bruno Fernandes has been instrumental in changing the team’s fortunes, contributing 12 assists in 14 games under Carrick. However, the 31-year-old has argued that securing Champions League football should be the minimum expected of United as the captain eyes a future title bid.
“We have to be the main character every time and not think, ‘Let’s try to do our best and see what’s coming,’” Fernandes told Gary Neville for Sky Sports. “We have to be the main character in the game and then we will see.
“Sometimes you’re going to struggle, sometimes you won’t, but you have to try to be the main character in the game because you play for a big club and play for a huge place.
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“Not where we are at the moment, we want to be in the top four all of the time, that has to be compulsory, but it’s the first place that we want.”
Gary Lineker left shell-shocked
Gary Lineker has questioned Ruben Amorim’s judgment after Kobbie Mainoo’s recent display against Liverpool. The midfielder scored the match-winner and Lineker was left to wonder why Mainoo did not start a league game under Amorim in the first part of the campaign.
“Kobbie Mainoo, I thought [he] was the star of this game,” Lineker said on The Rest is Football podcast. “I am absolutely bewildered by the fact that he didn’t get a look-in under the previous incumbent. It’s incredible.
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“I mean, what? What? I don’t get it at all. And even whatever system you play or anything like that, how can you not see how good that kid is?”
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Sky Sports, HBO Max, Netflix and Disney+ with Ultimate TV package
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Sky has upgraded its Ultimate TV and Sky Sports bundle to now include HBO Max, Netflix, Disney+, discovery+ and Hayu, as well as 135 channels and full Sky coverage of the Premier League and EFL.
Sky broadcasts more than 1,400 live matches across the Premier League, EFL and more with at least 215 live from the top flight alongside Formula 1, darts and golf.
The investigating officer said it was “only by sheer luck that no one was killed” because of Jake Walker’s actions.
Walker drove the wrong way around roundabouts during his failed attempt to escape officers, North Yorkshire Police said.
The 22-year-old was first spotted by police on the A19 near Thirsk driving a silver Volkswagen Golf shortly before 3am on Sunday, November 2, 2025.
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Officers followed Walker along York Road towards Thirsk as the Golf accelerated to around 110mph, a North Yorkshire Police spokesperson said.
Walker then failed to stop for the police’s blue lights and a pursuit began.
He continued to drive dangerously through Thirsk, including driving the wrong way around a roundabout at the junction of York Road and Long Street, the police spokesperson said.
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He later reached speeds of up to 100mph in a 30mph zone.
The pursuit continued into South Kevington then on to the A19 southbound.
Officers recorded the Golf reaching 130mph while “straddling both lanes” on the A19, the police spokesperson said.
They said police deployed a stinger device which deflated the Golf’s tyres – but, despite this, Walker continued driving and entered a 20mph zone at speeds of around 80mph.
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Walker abandoned the car in Thirsk and ran into a wooded area. He crossed a stream but was quickly located, detained and arrested by officers, the police spokesperson said.
Walker, who was the registered keeper of the vehicle, was arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving, failing to stop for police, drug driving and possession of drugs.
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Police said a roadside drug wipe tested positive for cocaine. A small quantity of cocaine was recovered from the vehicle, and further searches in police custody located ketamine concealed in Walker’s clothing. Officers also found Walker was uninsured at the time.
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A blood test later revealed that Walker had cocaine levels of more than three times the legal limit, including a benzoylecgonine (cocaine breakdown product) level of greater than 800 micrograms per litre of blood, far exceeding the legal limit of 50 micrograms.
Walker pleaded guilty to failing to stop, dangerous driving, driving without insurance, possession of Class A drugs (cocaine), possession of Class B drugs (ketamine) and two counts of drug driving (cocaine and benzoylecgonine).
‘Recklessness could easily have resulted in catastrophic consequences,’ say police
Walker, of Darrowby Close, Thirsk, was sentenced to 15 days rehabilitation, 200 hours unpaid community service and disqualified for driving for 36 months at Harrogate Magistrates’ Court on Thursday (April 30).
After the sentencing, investigating officer, traffic constable Michael McVay, said: “Walker’s actions were appalling, and his recklessness could easily have resulted in catastrophic consequences.
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“From the moment he chose to get behind the wheel while under the influence of drugs, he showed a total disregard for the safety of others. Driving at extreme speeds, well beyond his ability to control the vehicle, he placed every other road user at serious risk.”
Despite Tudor-style architecture, the building was created in the early 1900s
There are many historic buildings across Cambridgeshire that are used as something completely different from their original use. Many buildings that line the streets of Cambridge are now used as shops and cafes.
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In Peterborough, there is one unique building that has mainly been used as food outlets. This is 8 Cathedral Square, which dates back to 1911.
The store was originally used as Boots Eastern Limited, and remained a Boots until 1965. After this, the premises changed hands several times. It was later turned into a Wimpy, then a Burger King. Today, it is a Pizza Express.
The building is thought to have been designed by Boots’ own in-house architect, Michael Vyne Treleaven. It was designed as a mock Tudor building with timber frames.
What makes it unique is the statues on it. Despite not being from the Tudor era, there is a statue of Henry VIII in the middle, alongside Athelwold, King Peada of Mercia, Prince Rupert, and the Earl of Essex. These were designed and sculpted by Gilbert Seale & Son of Camberwell, London.
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The building could soon get listed status, if proposed plans submitted by Pizza Express are approved by Peterborough City Council. If plans are approved, this would protect the building.
In part of the plans, the applicant proposes some repairs to the building. The applicant said it’s important the repairs take place to “support the building’s viable and sustainable use as a restaurant” to allow it to “remain active and well-maintained within the city centre”.
The long-term conservation of the building was also described as “essential”. Being in a central location, the applicant added that the building makes a “strong contribution to the aesthetic value” of Cathedral Square.
Emergency services are at the scene of a serious crash in Co Antrim this Bank Holiday Monday afternoon, May 4.
Police are asking road users to avoid the Craigstown Road in Randalstown as officers and colleagues are at the scene of a two vehicle road traffic collision.
A PSNI spokesperson said on Monday afternoon: “Road users are advised to avoid the Craigstown Road, Randalstown, as police and colleagues from emergency services are currently at the scene of a serious two vehicle road traffic collision.
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“Diversions are in place. Please seek an alternative route where possible.”
The Wagner Fence and Decking Paint Sprayer is designed to speed up painting jobs while still delivering an even finish – and it’s now on sale on Amazon with 44% off in a limited-time deal
Eleanor Fleming and Sarah Tulloch Senior Affiliates Writer
15:49, 04 May 2026
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DIY enthusiasts are singing the praises of a convenient paint sprayer that ‘does the job in half the time’, making it a go-to choice for refreshing fences, sheds and garden furniture this season. Currently, the Wagner Fence and Decking Paint Sprayer for Fencesis on offer at £52.99, reduced from £94.49, on Amazon, giving shoppers a 44% discount.
Perfect for smaller to mid-sized projects such as fences, decking and outdoor furniture, it offers adjustable material flow allowing users to regulate paint application for greater accuracy. A removable gun facilitates straightforward refilling, cleaning or product changes, while the three-position adjustable spray nozzle can be customised to accommodate various surfaces and angles.
Alternatively, Argos is offering the McGregor 600W Paint Spray Gun at £22.50, reduced from £30. This model boasts a 1,300ml tank capacity and is described as appropriate for both exterior and interior applications.
Screwfix stocks the Ronseal Precision Finish Fence Sprayer 5ltr at £22.99, down from £27.99, on its site. This option includes dual spray width settings for ‘accuracy and speed’, and features a funnel neck design that enables simple filling and decanting, reports the Daily Star.
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The Wagner Fence and Decking Paint Sprayer for Fences has garnered an impressive 4.5 out of five-star rating on Amazon. One satisfied customer remarked: “This is amazing! I once lost two days of my life painting a fence. Beyond me why I didn’t purchase one of these. Easy to use, does the job in half the time – quicker! Nice finish. It takes a bit of practice to get the feel of it – you need a bit of rhythm for evenness. Dries well. I would absolutely buy it again.”
A further reviewer noted: “The sprayer worked well. As recommended in the reviews, I diluted the Ducksback paint with 10% water and gave it a good stir with a drill attachment. It’s so much quicker than using a brush and a lot less physically tiring. The cleaning was easy too. Great instructions. A great, time saving purchase!”
A third customer chimed in: “Works really well. Had no issues. Good quality. Really pleased with the product. Makes painting fences easy.”
However, not all reviews were entirely glowing, with some customers deducting a star for various reasons. One noted: “The fence sprayer seems to do the job fine, but I think the instructions should have made it clear that the paint should be strained first before using. I started spraying my fence then the nozzle choked up and the problem was a thick part of the paint got stuck in the nozzle.”
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While another concluded: “Wow, it really saves your arms from aching using a brush or roller, took a little time to get used to, but amazing. Now I don’t mind fence painting.”
Save on the ‘incredible’ M3 noise-cancelling headphones perfect for gamers and music-lovers alike
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Shoppers in search of premium, stylish headphones can take advantage of a limited-time saving in one brand’s spring promotion. JBL is currently offering 10% off all headphones – excluding refurbished models – when customers use an exclusive discount code.
To claim the offer, simply enter the code REACH10 at checkout. JBL’s headphone collection includes a wide range of over-ear and on-ear styles, suited to everything from gym workouts to relaxing at home, reports the Express.
The range also features immersive noise-cancelling options designed to block out background distractions while delivering clear, detailed audio, alongside advanced features such as spatial sound and 360-degree head tracking. For gamers, JBL has also introduced dedicated headsets, including one bundled with a complimentary Xbox Game Pass.
To help you discover the perfect pair, we’ve compiled a selection of our top picks from the JBL sale:
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JBL Tour One M3 – £224.99 (was £249.99)
JBL’s best-selling headphones, the Tour One M3, combine lossless, premium audio with sophisticated eight-microphone adaptive noise cancelling. These high-end headphones can be used either wired or wirelessly, producing sound that’s nearer to the original studio recording, with roughly three times more data than conventional Bluetooth audio.
JBL is knocking 10% off all headphones excluding refurbished in its spring sale, including the JBL Tour One M3.
Boasting 360-degree head tracking, the headphones guarantee crystal-clear phone calls courtesy of four AI-driven adaptive beamforming microphones that minimise echoes and ambient noise. Battery performance is similarly outstanding, delivering up to 70 hours of playback from a single charge.
Shoppers have given the Tour One M3 glowing reviews, with an average rating of 4.6 stars. Many highlight their ‘unbeatable’ audio quality and “incredible” noise cancellation, though some observe that while they’re extremely comfortable, they can feel a touch on the heavier side.
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Rival premium alternatives include the Sony WH-1000XM6 from Sony (£329.99), which the manufacturer claims provide its ‘best noise cancelling’ to date, driven by the HD Noise Cancelling Processor QN3 and 12 precision microphones.
JBL Quantum 650 – £102.59 (was £113.99)
JBL’s top-rated headphones in the ongoing sale are the JBL Quantum 650, a wireless gaming headset that works with PlayStation, Xbox and PC. This model presently enjoys a flawless five-star rating and is slashed from £113.99 to £102.59 when customers apply the discount code.
Engineered with 50mm dynamic drivers and distinctive carbon damping materials, the Quantum 650 is designed to produce powerful audio with minimal distortion, generating a more immersive and lifelike gaming experience. It also incorporates spatial audio, enabling players to identify precisely where sounds—like advancing opponents—are originating from.
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For Xbox gamers, the JBL Quantum 910X Wireless for Xbox represents another solid choice, and it includes a one-month Xbox Game Pass subscription. This model has been cut from £209.99 to £188.99 and features hi-res certified 50mm neodymium drivers to deliver a rich, immersive audio experience.
One enthusiastic review of the JBL Quantum 650 states: “The sound and how it sits on the head are amazing. In games like Battlefield 6 and Warzone, the footsteps and directional audio are very accurate. Listening to music was also amazing.”
Though some customers point out that, being over-ear headphones, they can become slightly warm during extended gaming sessions.
JBL Tune 730BT – £35.99 (was £39.99)
A more budget-friendly yet still well-regarded alternative is the JBL Tune 730BT, slashed from £39.99 to £35.99 in the sale. These stylish over-ear headphones are driven by JBL’s Pure Bass Sound to provide ‘powerful’ audio that can be tailored using EQ presets on the JBL app.
Along with dual microphones for crisp and precise calls, the Bluetooth headphones offer up to 76 hours of battery life, with a rapid five-minute charge delivering up to five hours of listening time. Customers describe the Tune 730BT as ‘amazing for the price’, giving them a 4.7-star rating.
One purchaser described them as “amazing for the price,” noting: “Sound quality is good as well as noise cancelling. Battery life is the best, last for ages.”
Others describe them as ‘so comfortable’, though it would be ‘a bonus’ if they included a wired option. In a comparable price bracket is the AKG K72 (£39.99), a pair of budget-friendly yet professional studio over-ear headphones, promoted as ‘pro-quality meets style’.
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JBL Tune 780NC – £107.99 (was £119.99)
Also amongst JBL’s top sellers are the JBL Tune 780NC, which blend the brand’s hi-res Pure Bass Sound with spatial audio for a more enveloping, surround-style listening experience. They also feature adaptive noise cancelling to reduce external distractions, alongside dual microphones to guarantee crisp, precise audio during calls for both the listener and whoever’s on the other end.
Much like the Tune 730BT, these also deliver a 76-hour battery life and five-minute rapid charge. The Tune 780NC have been designed with a sleek over-ear look featuring understated metal accents and a selection of colours including black, blue and white.
Achieving a solid 4.5-star rating, one purchaser commended the headphones for their well-rounded performance, stating: “With a powerful bass that doesn’t overpower the mids and highs, the sound quality is clean and well-balanced. For daily use, active noise cancellation is effective, particularly in crowded settings like public transport.”
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That said, not all reviews are completely glowing. One user of the 780NC highlighted a possible disadvantage, observing: “What might be an issue for some is the fact that you cannot replace the ear pads.”
JBL Junior 470NC – £62.99 (was £69.99)
As the name implies, the JBL Junior 470NC are crafted specifically for youngsters, featuring a variety of integrated parental controls. These include an automatic maximum volume cap of 85dB, which can be lowered even further, safeguarding developing hearing.
Parents can also track listening patterns via the JBL Headphones app, view live reports, and establish a PIN code to secure the settings. These youngster-focused headphones have achieved an outstanding 4.9-star rating, with one reviewer commenting: “I bought these for my five-year-old daughter to enjoy her films during long car journeys and they have been a godsend. She’s happy, the sound quality is incredible – worth every penny.”
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Though some parents observed that the way the Junior 470NC fit doesn’t always form a complete seal around smaller ears, which they suggest can diminish the performance of the noise cancelling.
Meanwhile, a widely-favoured alternative is the iClever Kids Wireless Headphones (£14.99), an Amazon bestseller that also features safe volume restrictions, alongside vibrant LED lights and an array of playful, child-appropriate designs.
Emergency services have been at the scenes of the collisions
17:11, 04 May 2026Updated 19:17, 04 May 2026
Two people have been taken to hospital after two separate Bank Holiday Monday crashes in Co Antrim.
One person has been airlifted to hospital following a road traffic collision involving an electric scooter near the Kelly’s Complex, Portrush, on Dunluce Road, which resulted in the road being closed to traffic as emergency services attended the scene.
In a statement, the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service confirmed it received a 999 call at 12:51 on Monday, May 4 following reports of an incident involving an electric scooter in the vicinity of Dunluce Road, Portrush.
A spokesperson added: “NIAS dispatched an Emergency Crew to the incident. Ambulance Control also tasked the Charity Air Ambulance, with HEMS crew on board, to attend.
“Following assessment and initial treatment at the scene, one patient was taken by Air Ambulance to the Royal Victoria Hospital.”
A PSNI spokesman said: “Road users are advised that the Bushmills Road, Portrush is currently closed following a traffic collision near the Causeway Street junction. Motorists are advised to avoid the area or seek alternative routes.”
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Separately, one person has been taken to hospital following a serious crash between a car and motorcycle on the Craigstown Road in Randalstown. Police officers and colleagues from the emergency services have been attending the scene of the two vehicle road traffic collision this afternoon.
In a statement, the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service said it received a 999 call at 14:27 on Monday, May 4 following reports of a road traffic incident, involving a car and motorcycle, on Lisnevenagh Road.
A spokesperson added: “NIAS dispatched two Emergency Crews, an Advanced Paramedic and a HART response to the incident. Following assessment and initial treatment at the scene, one patient was taken by ambulance to Royal Victoria Hospital.”
Speaking during the visit, the Lib Dem leader said: “Scottish Liberal Democrats will tackle the chronic housing shortage by returning housebuilding to a level that gets 25,000 new homes built annually, and create new key worker housing so that finding a home isn’t a barrier to taking up a job when somewhere is crying out for your skills.
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