A thief has made his way in the Harry Potter studio lot and stole 1962 "flying" Ford Anglia used in the blockbuster movie, Harry Potter And The Chamber Of Secrets. Police are currently investigating the car-jacking but have no leads in the case.

A thief has made his way in the Harry Potter studio lot and stole 1962 "flying" Ford Anglia used in the blockbuster movie, Harry Potter And The Chamber Of Secrets. Police are currently investigating the car-jacking but have no leads in the case.

Thieves have apparently stolen the "flying" Ford Anglia car used in the Harry Potter films. British police say it vanished at some time between Wednesday and Thursday afternoons. The blue 1960s-style car's disappeared from under a South West Film Studios in St Agnes, Cornwall, south-west England.

In a blast from the past- when the government actually advised its citizens on everything from blowing their noses to how to ride a bus, the National Archives will put 60 public information films online dating back to 1945. A narrator says in a 1958 reel advising pedestrians how to cross the road safely, "You must look where you're going. It's no good thinking you can have a sleep or eat your breakfast out there because you'll soon find yourself in trouble. "

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