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Classic Rolls-Royce with just 604 miles on the clock to go under the hammer

Classic Rolls-Royce with just 604 miles on the clock to go under the hammer The sale includes the car's original book pack and full MOT certificates - Bookmark - CommentsGo to comments A preserved 1977 Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow I, having covered an astonishing 604 miles since new, is heading to auction. This classic luxury car, retained by its original owner, accumulated most of its limited mileage in its first few months, according to H&H Classics.

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'Time warp' Rolls-Royce to go under the hammer

H&H Classics said the Silver Shadow I had only had one owner and driven about 600 miles.

Auston Matthews car collection 2026: Inside his luxury sports cars

Auston Matthews, captain of the Toronto Maple Leafs, is still one of the most impactful stars in the NHL in 2026. His ice dominance has turned into big financial success from his NHL salary, endorsement deals and worldwide sponsorships. Off the ice, Matthews has become known for his luxury lifestyle, particularly his exotic car collection.

Nuclear weapons could soon be hosted in more NATO nations — what it means for defense stocks

The U.S. is said to be considering expanding its nuclear weapons-hosting capability to more European NATO member states. Six NATO member countries — the U.K., Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium and Turkey — currently form part of the alliance's nuclear weapons-sharing arrangements, and are approved to host U.S. dual-capable aircraft capable of deploying nuclear missiles. But this group could now be expanded to include additional NATO countries in Europe, according to the Financial...

Conservatives took £112,500 donation from David Sullivan after he was jailed for profiting from prostitution

Conservatives took £112,500 donation from David Sullivan after he was jailed for profiting from prostitution EXCLUSIVE: West Ham co-owner Sullivan donated the cash years after his conviction, which followed an undercover newspaper sting alleging he told a reporter she would have to have sex with him if she wanted a job The Conservative Party accepted £112,500 in donations from West Ham co-owner David Sullivan after he was jailed for profiting from prostitution. Seven women have accused the...

5 takeaways from airline CEOs' biggest annual gathering

RIO DE JANEIRO — Hundreds of airline leaders gathered in Brazil this week at the International Air Transport Association's annual assembly to discuss high fuel costs, sharply lower profits, engine reliability issues and elusive emission reduction goals, among other things. Toward the end of the assembly in Rio de Janeiro, news broke that Iran and Israel traded strikes for the first time since a ceasefire went into effect in April. For airline executives who have faced ongoing turmoil since...

A Gift From the Basketball Gods

There is, for me, an out-of-time quality to the recent string of crazy, wonderful Knicks playoff games. I find myself lying awake night after night reviewing jump shots made, fouls committed, and shots blocked, always anxious for what lies ahead. Half a century ago, this routine had a certain age-appropriate insanity to it.

Lise Davidsen and James Baillieu review – superstar soprano unleashes her inner Valkyrie

Wigmore Hall, LondonThe Norwegian singer’s remarkable ability to inhabit a character, her warmth on stage and the control and tenderness she brought to the more intimate songs made this a very special recitalWigmore Hall is turning 125, its director John Gilhooley was being granted honorary membership of the Royal Philharmonic Society, and everyone in the audience was shouted a free drink, but there was another cause for celebration on Sunday night. With Lise Davidsen, the world’s most...