Senior detective faces jail after for 'upskirting' teenage girl
Mail Onlineby Glyn Bellis; Liz Hull17d ago
The career of a top detective was in ruins today after he admitted upskirting a teenage girl with his mobile phone camera.
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top 51%Rita Ora is sued by her former manager for £3.2M
Mail Onlineby Charlotte Dean17d ago
Rita Ora is being sued by her former manager for £3.2million over claims she did not hand over a percentage of her earnings.
Fury as council staff lectured that Virgin Mary 'wore a hijab'
Daily Express :by Ciaran McGrath17d ago
Council staff involved in anti-terrorism work were told the Virgin Mary “wore a hijab” during a taxpayer-funded presentation aimed at tackling Islamophobia.
Diesel price crosses £2-a-litre amid pleas to cancel fuel duty hike
Mail Onlineby James Tapsfield17d ago
The price of diesel on forecourts has crossed the £2-a-litre threshold as Andy Burnham dodged on whether planned fuel duty hikes will go ahead.
I quit my nursing job to sell on Vinted and now make thousands a month
Mail Onlineby Ruth Stainer17d ago
A woman who quit her nursing job to become a full-time Vinted reseller has revealed that she now earns thousands a month.
Banned driver reached speeds of 87mph before killing former soldier
Mail Onlineby Claire Duffin17d ago
A banned driver high on cannabis killed a former soldier when he ploughed into the back of his stationary car at up to 87mph.
Gaza students take Ireland to court over visa refusals
Middle East Eyeby Laura O'Connor17d ago
Gaza students take Ireland to court over visa refusals When Hazem Faris, 19, received a full scholarship to study Computer Science at Ireland’s South East Technological University, it felt like he...
Georgia Harrison calls for immediate removal of 'revenge porn'
Mail Onlineby Greg Heffer17d ago
TV personality Georgia Harrison today called for the immediate removal of online 'revenge porn' images as she spoke at Labour's conference in Liverpool.
New head of police force that banned Israelis vows not to cave into activists
Daily Express :by Chris Riches17d ago
The new police chief of the shamed force that banned Israeli football fans from attending a match in Birmingham has vowed never to cave into activists.
Residents fear new rules could mean dangerous cladding is left on flats
BBC Newsby Phil Hendry17d ago
- Published When Natasha Parcell first got her foot on the property ladder little did she expect to be one of the latest victims of the cladding crisis.
Botswana condemned for slaughtering elephants for independence celebrations
BBC News (World)by Wycliffe Muia17d ago
- Published Animal rights activists have criticised Botswana's decision to authorise the killing of 23 elephants to provide meat for independence celebrations.
Outraged woman sues hospital after doctor 'removed wrong leg'
Daily Express :by Richard Ashmore17d ago
A patient is suing a hospital after a surgeon allegedly amputated the wrong leg. Devastated Sharon Jacks, 74, from Ohio, USA, had been due to have a below-the-knee amputation of her right leg...
From Malaysian chicken to Caribbean crab: four global curry recipes
The Guardianby Tim Anderson, Maunika Gowardhan,. Mandy Yin, Keshia Sakarah17d ago
Mandy Yin’s chicken and squash curry (pictured top) Curry runs through Malaysia’s veins; it’s in every kitchen and at every food stall, whether run by Malays, Chinese or Indians.
How to turn gherkin brine into a savoury ice-cream – recipe | Waste not
The Guardianby Tom Hunt17d ago
While researching gherkins for a Food Filter column last year, I came across Kühne’s recipe for pickled cucumber ice-cream and couldn’t resist.
Horror as RSPCA raid house and find 84 dogs living in appalling conditions
Daily Express :by Chris Riches17d ago
A police officer who found 84 dogs and two cats in "appalling conditions" at a family home was so shocked he had to rush outside to be sick, a court heard.
UK banks are Europe’s biggest coal financiers, report finds
World news | The Guardianby Matthew Taylor17d ago
UK banks are Europe’s biggest financial backers of the global coal industry, providing billions of pounds in funding for the climate-wrecking fossil fuel in the past four years, according to a...
As Olivia Colman ditches dye, can grey hair make you look younger?
Mail Onlineby Jo Tweedy17d ago
Olivia Colman's signature brunette pixie cut, the hairstyle the British actress has come back to time and time again over her stellar career, was nowhere to be seen at her latest red-carpet...
'There is a hijacking. We have taken control of the terrorists'
Mail Onlineby Eliana Silver; Natalie Lisbona; Sabrina Penty17d ago
This is the moment a passenger covered in blood filmed a plea for help from Wednesday's 'hijacked' flight from Dubai to Israel, moments after helping overpower a knifeman.
Republic of Ireland will fulfil second Israel fixture, says head coach Heimir Hallgrimsson
BBC News17d ago
- Published Republic of Ireland head coach Heimir Hallgrimsson says the team's second Uefa Nations League game against Israel will go ahead as planned.
Russia launches largest attack on Ukraine energy infrastructure since spring
BBC Newsby Alys Davies; Paul Adams17d ago
- Published Russia has launched the largest attack on Ukraine's energy infrastructure since the spring, primarily targeting Kyiv and the surrounding region, Ukrainian Prime Minister Serhiy...