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The car parts most likely to be stolen – and how to protect them

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By Chris Menon
| Yahoo Verified
Stolen car parts The recent conviction of two men for a string of “car cannibalism” offences in the West Midlands, which targeted almost 100 vehicles, has shone a light on a growing form of organised crime: the theft of car parts for resale. Rather than stealing entire vehicles, criminals are increasingly stripping them where they are parked, removing valuable components in minutes and leaving owners with costly repair bills.
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Spy on the dashboard: The cars that know if you're drink driving

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By Chris Menon
| MSN UK Verified
Chris Menon Concerns aboutdrink drivingare as old as the motor vehicle itself. But, despite decades of tougher laws, harsher penalties and public awareness campaigns, about one in five road deaths in Britain involves alcohol or drugs.
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Is it cheaper to travel by car or train in 2026? We put it to the test

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By Chris Menon
| Yahoo Finance Verified
Do you typically travel by train or car? Let us know in the comments section below. Motorists suffering stress from congestion, road rage incidents and the incessant war on drivers could be forgiven for wishing to take the train rather than gird their loins and dive into the traffic once more. After all, the car is frequently cast as an expensive indulgence, while public transport is portrayed as the rational, economic alternative.
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