Month: January 2025

A DRINK-driver who made a late-night dash to a McDonald’s to buy a Happy Meal has landed behind bars. Ethan Marshall crashed while leaving a drive-thru with his food. The 31-year-old failed to stop but was later tracked down by police. Officers found a crate of Bud Light beers and a bottle of white wine… Continue reading Drink-driver who crashed after making late-night dash to McDonald’s to buy a Happy Meal is jailed

AN ex-army officer, 19, was left bedridden for a year over a debilitating skin condition caused by a single ingrown hair. Dylan Conway, from Queensland, Australia, had a whopping nine surgeries and spent 14 months unable to live a normal life due to reoccurring pilonidal sinus disease. The charity founder’s life began to crumble when… Continue reading Man, 19, left bedridden for a YEAR over debilitating skin condition triggered by one ingrown hair

LOVE Island’s hottest performance sent the All Stars cast into a frenzy tonight as superstar Jason Derulo entered the villa. The Sun first revealed the pop legend was this series’ surprise performer for the epic villa party. Jason told the group: ” So I’m making a big announcement, it’s just been decided today that I’m… Continue reading Watch moment HUGE US pop star enters Love Island villa sending All Stars cast wild

TERROR-style laws could see people smugglers jailed for up to five years — just for looking up the Channel weather forecast. The Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill, introduced to Parliament yesterday, aims to crack down on gangs before they even get the chance to launch small boats. Anyone who “collects or makes a record… Continue reading People smugglers face being jailed for up to five years for looking up weather forecast under new terror-style laws

WITH the cost of living crisis, saving money in small ways can make a huge difference. To help, experts have revealed that a common £1.40 household item can leave your home looking brand new – instead of forking out on expensive cleaning products. The item in question? Aluminium tin foil.   Indeed, the kitchen staple could… Continue reading The unexpected kitchen item that helps get your shower glass clean and sparkling – and it’s only £1.40

ED Miliband was last night facing calls to approve two oil and gas fields blocked by judges. The Energy Secretary was under pressure after a Scottish court yesterday stopped drilling at the North Sea sites, Rosebank and Jackdaw. Tory leader Kemi Badenoch, whose party proposed the plan, called it an example of “lawfare killing economic… Continue reading Ed Miliband faces calls to approve two oil and gas fields blocked by judges

DANE SCARLETT was Tottenham’s unlikely hero in every sense. The 20-year-old was only recalled from his loan at Championship side Oxford earlier this month due to a lack of game-time – with the club’s intention to farm him out again. That was made impossible when Ange Postecoglou brought him on for the injured Radu Dragusin… Continue reading Tottenham 3 Elfsborg 0: Dane Scarlett unlikely hero as academy products combine to book spot in Europa League last 16

REPORTING from war zones is the best and worst job in the world. I see horrific things and sometimes get scared witless. But I get to tell amazing stories about ordinary people caught up in a conflict. I won’t be stopped by the bully-boy threats from a sham Russian court in Kursk. I have reported… Continue reading Putin’s bully-boy tactics won’t stop me telling stories of ordinary people caught up in conflict

MANCHESTER UNITED and Tottenham’s Europa League fate has been determined. United won away at FCSB while Spurs beat Swedish side IF Elfsborg at home to bypass the playoff round and proceed straight for March’s last-16. And, as they finished next to each other in the final league stage table in 3rd and 4th, the underperforming… Continue reading Man Utd and Tottenham learn Europa League last-16 opponents as final game wins make it HARDER with full table confirmed

THE Apprentice’s first axed contestant has opened up on her early exit from the boardroom and has confessed she is “devastated” she fell at the first hurdle. Emma Rothwell became the first face to be booted from the BBC contest by Lord Alan Sugar after she failed to impress either in the first task or… Continue reading The Apprentice’s first axed contestant breaks silence on show exit and admits they ‘cracked under boardroom pressure’