THE family of an ex-Nottingham Forest academy footballer have paid a heartbreaking tribute after the teen was struck by a train. Joshua Travis, 14, tragically died following the horror incident on Wednesday in Nottinghamshire. Emergency services raced to the line in Burton Joyce just after 7pm following reports of a casualty on the track, police...
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RAPPER Aitch has proven he's every bit the doting big brother after opening up about his beloved little sister Gracie. The Taste (Make It Shake) hitmaker, 25, detailed the close bond he has with his 16-year-old sibling, who has Down's Syndrome. He told comedian Eddie Kadi that Gracie loved watching Ellie Goldstein on Strictly. Aitch...
RAPPER Aitch has proven he's every bit the doting big brother after opening up about his beloved little sister Gracie. The Taste (Make It Shake) hitmaker, 25, detailed the close bond he has with his 16-year-old sibling, who has Down's Syndrome. He told comedian Eddie Kadi that Gracie loved watching Ellie Goldstein on Strictly. Aitch...
FRONTLINE cops are now reaching for their Tasers much more than a baton or pepper spray when fighting crime, The Sun on Sunday can reveal. New analysis of Home Office data shows that police officers are six times more likely to use a stun device to defend themselves than a traditional police truncheon. The high-tech...
FRONTLINE cops are now reaching for their Tasers much more than a baton or pepper spray when fighting crime, The Sun on Sunday can reveal. New analysis of Home Office data shows that police officers are six times more likely to use a stun device to defend themselves than a traditional police truncheon. The high-tech...
THE former Royal Marine who drove into fans at Liverpool’s trophy parade is likely to be sent to a cushy secure hospital rather than jail. Paul Doyle, 54, was diagnosed as having PTSD while on remand ahead of his trial. He dramatically pleaded guilty on its opening day this week. Prosecutors said that he lost...
THE former Royal Marine who drove into fans at Liverpool’s trophy parade is likely to be sent to a cushy secure hospital rather than jail. Paul Doyle, 54, was diagnosed as having PTSD while on remand ahead of his trial. He dramatically pleaded guilty on its opening day this week. Prosecutors said that he lost...
"Thousands marched through London on Saturday in a major pro-Palestine rally, calling for the release of Palestinian detainees in Israeli prisons and drawing attention to the plight of UK-based hunger strikers, as the UN marked the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People. Footage shows demonstrators marching through Green Park carrying banners reading ‘Free Palestinian hostages in Israeli captivity,’ ‘Israeli soldiers are the real terrorists,’ ‘I support de-proscribing Palestine Action’ and placards naming the hunger strikers held on remand in British prisons. Police kept a cordon between the main protest and a small pro-Israeli counter-demonstration. “We're standing here demanding the release of the over 10,000 Palestinian hostages held captive, illegally captive, in so-called Israeli occupation forces facilities,” said British-Palestinian activist Sam. “We saw yesterday and the day before how the Israeli soldiers executed two Palestinians in front of the cameras and the whole world stood still,” he adding, referencing recent killings documented online. Sam also highlighted the six hunger strikers inside UK prisons, who have refused food for four weeks. “Two of them have already been admitted to hospital, and no one in the public media, no one in the BBC, has even mentioned these six pure souls,” he said. Investigative journalist Peter Oborne said that public solidarity matters deeply. “To Palestinians, it's very important for them to see that they haven't been forgotten, that people are on their side, particularly now as they're under terrific, frightening attack.” Oborne added that governments will long be remembered for supporting Israel’s actions in Gaza. “I think something is changing in the West. It's permanent, it’s too late, and it's a permanent blot, so very more than a blot on the reputation of Western countries that they have facilitated, paid for, funded, and sold arms to a genocidal Israel as it pursues its genocidal mission in Gaza.” He further noted that the media has been avoiding talking about the hunger strikers. “It’s quite shocking that the real danger that the hunger strikers are now in is not being reported. Look, the British press has been complicit in what most people have come to regard as a genocide,” he added. More than 30 detainees have been on a rolling hunger strike for nearly 30 days, protesting what they describe as unlawful imprisonment without trial, mistreatment in custody, and demanding fair trial rights and the dropping of terror-related charges."
"Thousands marched through London on Saturday in a major pro-Palestine rally, calling for the release of Palestinian detainees in Israeli prisons and drawing attention to the plight of UK-based hunger strikers, as the UN marked the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People. Footage shows demonstrators marching through Green Park carrying banners reading ‘Free Palestinian hostages in Israeli captivity,’ ‘Israeli soldiers are the real terrorists,’ ‘I support de-proscribing Palestine Action’ and placards naming the hunger strikers held on remand in British prisons. Police kept a cordon between the main protest and a small pro-Israeli counter-demonstration. “We're standing here demanding the release of the over 10,000 Palestinian hostages held captive, illegally captive, in so-called Israeli occupation forces facilities,” said British-Palestinian activist Sam. “We saw yesterday and the day before how the Israeli soldiers executed two Palestinians in front of the cameras and the whole world stood still,” he adding, referencing recent killings documented online. Sam also highlighted the six hunger strikers inside UK prisons, who have refused food for four weeks. “Two of them have already been admitted to hospital, and no one in the public media, no one in the BBC, has even mentioned these six pure souls,” he said. Investigative journalist Peter Oborne said that public solidarity matters deeply. “To Palestinians, it's very important for them to see that they haven't been forgotten, that people are on their side, particularly now as they're under terrific, frightening attack.” Oborne added that governments will long be remembered for supporting Israel’s actions in Gaza. “I think something is changing in the West. It's permanent, it’s too late, and it's a permanent blot, so very more than a blot on the reputation of Western countries that they have facilitated, paid for, funded, and sold arms to a genocidal Israel as it pursues its genocidal mission in Gaza.” He further noted that the media has been avoiding talking about the hunger strikers. “It’s quite shocking that the real danger that the hunger strikers are now in is not being reported. Look, the British press has been complicit in what most people have come to regard as a genocide,” he added. More than 30 detainees have been on a rolling hunger strike for nearly 30 days, protesting what they describe as unlawful imprisonment without trial, mistreatment in custody, and demanding fair trial rights and the dropping of terror-related charges."
Paige Suisted was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer at 26 and given 18 months to live. A year later, the tumour has vanished but doctors still can't announce her 'cancer free.'
The meeting was at Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa's Oxfordshire estate on November 11, less than a fortnight after Andrew was stripped of his royal titles and home.
More than 200 firefighters rushed to Kurrajong Street, at North St Marys, just before 11pm on Saturday after an inferno engulfed a waste facility factory.
Three people were killed and more than 30 injured in the overnight air assault, involving more than 600 drones and 36 ballistic missiles. Among the wounded was a 13-year-old boy.
A Mail on Sunday poll found a majority of more than two to one in favour of her quitting after the fiscal watchdog revealed it told the Chancellor months ago that there was no hole in the public finances.
I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! campmate Shona McGarty has admitted she's "gutted" moments into the show.
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