Month: January 2025

THE principal accused of hosting a blow-out party for 100 rowdy teens was known for throwing monthly bashes at her home, a bombshell arrest warrant reveals. Disgraced Florida educator Elizabeth Hill-Brodigan and fellow teacher Karly Anderson were arrested after cops found drunken teens throwing up and screaming curse words on the principal’s front lawn. On… Continue reading ‘White lie’ party for 100 drunk teens ‘hosted by ex-teacher of the year Elizabeth Hill-Brodigan’ as past bashes exposed

A MEDAL awarded to a hero pigeon in World War Two is set to sell for £10,000 at auction. Tommy was supposed to be racing from Dorset to Cumbria in 1942 when a storm blew him into Nazi-occupied Holland. A postman found him exhausted and gave him to pigeon fancier and Resistance member Dick Dryver.… Continue reading Hero World War Two pigeon’s bravery medal set to sell for huge sum at auction

DRINKERS have shared their devastation after a popular beerhouse closed down with immediate effect. Manchester brewery Seven Brothers announced it would close one of its beerhouses in Middlewood, Salford. A statement posted on the Seven Brothers website read: “It is with a heavy heart that we have had to take the decision to close our… Continue reading Brewery closes popular beerhouse with immediate effect leaving drinkers ‘gutted’

A CLASSIC hatchback that broke 21 speed records doing 135mph in a 24-hour race 35 years ago could be yours for just £16,000. Dubbed the world’s fastest MG Metro, it was one of just two motors built by the British carmaker to contest land speed records. Now, for the first time in 20 years, the… Continue reading World’s fastest MG Metro that broke 21 speed records at 135mph in 24-hour race 35 years ago could be yours for £16k

RAFA BENITEZ is being lined up for a return to management in a country he has never coached in before. The former Liverpool and Newcastle boss has been out of work since leaving Celta Vigo in March 2024. According to the Daily Mail, Benitez is down to the final two candidates to manage Copa Libertadores… Continue reading Former Liverpool and Newcastle boss Rafa Benitez lined up for shock management return with league and cup champions

A SCIENTIST made a bizarre discovery after breaking open a piece of chalk and finding 66 million-year-old fish vomit. The find dating back to the age of the dinosaurs was made by fossil hunter Peter Bennicke in Denmark. Bennicke found the unusual fossil on the Stevns Klint coastal cliff, on the Danish island of Zealand,… Continue reading ‘World’s most famous piece of puke’ discovered as 66 MILLION-year-old dinosaur-era fish vomit found fossilised in rock

CHINA’S AI app DeepSeek sent shockwaves through the tech industry and global markets when it stormed to the front of the AI race. Donald Trump said the West must take the app’s blistering popularity as a “wake up call” as a trillion dollars got wiped from the US tech market in one fell swoop. DeepSeek… Continue reading How China’s cheap AI DeepSeek beat odds to stun the world…from dig at Trump to market COLLAPSE & ‘wake up call’ to West

RAISING children takes a village and one married couple’s unique set-up proves just that. The parents revealed they are in a “closed polyamorous quad” with another couple, with all four bringing up their kids together under one roof. In their viral video, TikTok user Taya Hartless (@polyfamory) broke down the dynamic in her family home.… Continue reading We’re married & sleeping with another married couple – people say they feel sorry for our son but now he gets 4 parents

MICHAEL OLIVER should not be given any Arsenal games by his refereeing bosses. SunSport whistler, ex-Prem ref Mark Halsey, says it is common sense to keep Oliver away from Gunners games for a while after he and his family were given police protection off the back of death threats. Cops have been making round-the-clock checks… Continue reading Michael Oliver should not be exposed to Arsenal fans after death threats over Lewis-Skelly red card, says ex-Prem ref

MYLES LEWIS-SKELLY’s controversial red card was ‘wrongful’ and his automatic ban has been overturned, the FA have announced. The Arsenal teenager was sent off in the 43rd minute of his side’s weekend clash with Wolves for a challenge on Matt Doherty. Lewis-Skelly tripped the defender as Wolves began to break away on the counter attack following a Gunners corner. He… Continue reading Myles Lewis-Skelly ban OVERTURNED as FA release statement on Arsenal star’s red card