
DeGeneres & de Rossi's Horse Facilities Plan in Cotswolds
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Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi aim to build horse facilities at their Cotswolds estate, including an all-weather riding arena and new stables. Despite flooding issues and previous attempts to sell, theyre committed to making it their long-term home. The proposals face scrutiny due to nearby ancient Roman ruins and flood zone concerns, with council archaeologists advocating for a watching brief during any digging. The new arena application targets a spot outside the flood zone, with reps emphasizing the need for daily horse exercise and minimal environmental impact. Both proposals are under review by West Oxfordshire District Council.
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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — DeGeneres & de Rossi's Horse Facilities Plan in Cotswolds. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On May 1st, a new DACU drama on Channel 5 called Suspect, the McCann's dives into Kate McCann's intense interrogation by Portuguese police back in. The Madeline case, Madeline banished at three years old from the family's holiday spot in Portugal's Algarve back in May 2007, while her parents dined nearby. She'd be 22 now, but the search drags on. The 90-minute special, airing later this year, stars killing Eve Actress, Laura based in as Kate, and spotlights that grilling two months after the disappearance in July 2007. Kate faced 11 hours of questions before cops named her and husband Jerry, formal suspects, or Arguida status, which got lifted a year later. Public opinion flipped hard against the McCann's after leaks of shaky evidence hit the press, turning a parent's worst nightmare into a fight for their freedom. The show pulls from real police files and testimony to unpack those tense 48 hours that nearly
derailed the whole hunt. Fast forward, UK cops just got 86,000 pounds for next year's probe, down from 108,000, with the total bill hitting 13.3 million since 2011. Prime suspect Christian Bruchner, a convicted rapist, walked free last September without charges tied to Madeline. Meanwhile, a Polish woman who claimed to be the missing girl got hit with a six-month sentence for harassing the McCanns, though cleared of stalking. The family hopes for real tips to keep the search alive.
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