Funeral director pleads guilty to charges over probe into human remains
Robert Bush, 47, appeared in court facing 65 charges spanning more than 10 years after a probe into human remains found at his premises.
The Mirror 
EFL star and grandson of Man Utd legend slapped with suspended ban after breaching betting rules 354 times
LEWIS MACARI has been slapped with a suspended three-month ban for breaching FA betting rules. The Notts County defender, grandson of Manchester United icon Lou Macari, was charged earlier this year with 354 alleged rule breaches claimed to have taken place between 25 February 2020 and 4 December 2022. Following an investigation, the independent Regulatory...
The Sun 
Almost a third of footballers impacted by online abuse, survey finds
Data shared exclusively with ITV News showed that almost a third of footballers were psychologically impacted by abusive content online last season.
STV News 
DWP £300 payments for 2025 millions can claim this week
Around nine million people in England and Wales will automatically benefit from the money but others may need to submit a claim
Brit girl, 3, fighting for her life after being pulled unconscious from hotel pool on Greek hols island
A THREE-year-old British girl is fighting for her life after being pulled from a hotel pool on the Greek island of Rhodes. The tot - an only child - was spotted unconscious underwater and rushed to hospital before being airlifted to Crete, where she is now in a critical condition. The terrifying discovery was made...
New library to open in Welsh town but '90% of people are against it'
The controversial plan to move Aberaeron Library in Ceredigion was confirmed last year, and now the new facility is finally ready to open
WalesOnline 
Keir Starmer to publish UK Government witness statements from collapsed China spy case
Conservatives have been pressing Labour ministers over their handling of the collapsed trial of Christopher Cash and Christopher Berry.
Misconduct hearing against Met Police officer who fatally shot man during foiled prison break discontinued
A misconduct hearing for a Metropolitan Police firearms officer who fatally shot a man during a foiled prison break nearly a decade ago has been discontinued.
Sky News 
Next's 'non-iron' £15 jumper is 'great to throw over a t-shirt'
It was originally priced at £30
Liverpool Echo 
Disturbing reason 22-year-old tradie was suffocated and his body shoved into metal box
Darcy Schafer-Turner died after he was put in a chokehold, tied up with duct tape.
Daily Mail U.K 
Driver who crashed into wall of Kent pub loved by Ed Sheeran avoids jail
Shocking CCTV footage from the night shows a red Toyota Yaris smashing through the restaurant area of the family-owned pub
KentLive 
Dublin stabbing leaves one teen dead and two people injured after horror incident
A large group of people, including males and female. are believed to have gathered at the scene.
The Daily Record 
From Heat to thermals: Al Pacino and Robert De Niro have paired up to flog puffer jackets
Thirty years after they first shared a screen, the pair of Hollywood icons are back! With an advert for coats Readers of a certain age will remember the sheer nuclear impact of Michael Mann’s Heat on its release in 1995. Not only was it formally ambitious and wildly influential, but it also represented the first time that Al Pacino and Robert De Niro had ever shared a screen. This, more than anything, was the film’s big draw. Two men, each justifiably thought of as the greatest actor to ever work in the medium, bristling against each other in real time. Their scene together in the diner was billed as the greatest spectacle in cinema since King Kong climbed the Empire State Building. Pacino v De Niro was Fischer v Spassky. It was Einstein v Bohr. It was Foreman v Ali. There was genuinely no way to overstate how momentous the pairing was. Continue reading...
The Guardian 
Mayor who wants huge raise sparks outrage by spending $850,000 of taxpayer cash on two musclebound STATUES from Italy
Mayor of Quincy Thomas Koch, 62, forked out the large sum while having the two musclebound bronze statues, both of Catholic saints, made in Italy .
‘Cruel and selfish’ man found guilty of murdering woman on Shetland
Aren Pearson murdered his partner Claire Leveque at a property in the Sandness area on February 11 2024.
Evening Standard 
Some North Yorkshire residents to receive £190 supermarket vouchers - Find out who qualifies
Thousands of low-income households across North Yorkshire are set to benefit from vital support to help to pay for essentials over the coming months, addressing rising food and energy prices.
The Scarborough News