Month: March 2025

EMMERDALE villain Joe Tate has quit the village for a new life in Dubai after his sick organ transplant plot. The millionaire schemer – who is played by actor Ned Porteous in the ITV soap – is recovering after orchestrating an organ theft from his own uncle Caleb. With Caleb recovering and none the wiser… Continue reading Emmerdale villain dramatically quits the village just three months after returning in controversial plot

A SINGLE mum has hit back at people who think she lives a ‘free’ life just because she has a council house. Megs, 25, shared a video on her TikTok explaining how she has been living in her first-ever council house for a “few months.” But since sharing that news with people, she has received… Continue reading I’m a single mum & live in a council house, I’m sick of people telling me how easy I have it, my monthly costs are high

THIS is the shocking moment two angry passengers clashed over a reclined seat while on a busy flight to Bali. The pair got into a heated argument before attempting to get physical with one another. The footage shows the two men shouting back and forth at each other. In the video, the man in the… Continue reading Watch shocking moment passengers clash over reclined seat as mid-air brawl erupts on busy flight to party hotspot

A MAJOR A road has been shut down after a crash sparking travel chaos near a busy airport. Drivers and flyers have been warned the A38, in North Somerset, was closed off in both directions at around 4.30pm. Access has been blocked between Colliters Way and Bristol Airport roundabouts. Police have urged motorists to avoid… Continue reading Major A road closed in both directions near airport sparking travel chaos for thousands of drivers

A HUGE change to pub licensing laws is coming into effect in just hours – and punters aren’t happy. From April 1, the government will ban the popular practice of takeaway pints. This now means that punters only have hours if they want to take home a pint.  During the pandemic, the government relaxed rules… Continue reading Huge change to pub rules set to come into force in HOURS and punters are fuming – check how it will affect you

THIS is the shocking moment two glammed up mums appeared to speed away from a Chinese restaurant without paying their bill. Footage showed the duo allegedly trying to walk out of the venue, in West London, with their kids on March 23. The clip reveals outraged staff and customers at Pangs Chinese, in Uxbridge, try… Continue reading Shocking moment glam ‘dine-and-dash’ mums ‘speed away from Chinese restaurant WITHOUT paying bill’

MAURA Higgins snubbed Danny Jones’ birthday as their I’m A Celebrity campmates sent him messages in their WhatsApp group. A source said that Maura chose not to put a message to Danny following the scandal which engulfed their lives after their kiss at a Brit Awards after party. Marvin Humes confirmed he had reached out… Continue reading Maura Higgins ‘snubs’ Danny Jones in I’m A Celeb WhatsApp group chat in awkward moment after ‘drunken kiss’

AN HISTORIC pub is to close after serving customers for almost 500 years. The Hole in the Wall started serving drinks in Devon in 1540, but is set to stop trading after it closes on April 13. The pub’s landlord, Richard Rossendale-Cook, blamed rising costs for forcing his hand. He said: “I’m very very sad,… Continue reading Iconic seaside town pub to close after 500 years over ‘financial difficulties’ as landlord blasts ‘more will follow’

PRINCE Harry fired off an unpleasant and arrogant message to the head of his charity after she refused to publicly defend his wife Meghan over a viral video, sources claimed yesterday. Excruciating footage from a polo fundraiser appeared to show Meghan directing Sentebale chairwoman Dr Sophie Chandauka away from the Prince during a prizegiving. As… Continue reading Harry demanded charity boss ‘explain herself’ in ‘unpleasant’ note after she refused to defend Meghan over polo spat

THE Sentencing Council has agreed to postpone their “two-tier” guidance after Sir Keir Starmer threatened to overrule them, The Sun understands. A blazing row initially saw the quango twice refuse ministers’ demands to abandon their controversial edicts to judges. It could have seen ethnic minority, religious and transgender criminals handed softer punishments by prioritising them… Continue reading New ‘two-tier’ court rules POSTPONED after outrage over softer sentences for ethnic minorities