Photo shows woman getting robbed on holiday
A man and his girlfriend were 'a bit drunk' in Thailand and unknowingly took a photo that documents a deceitful encounter. Young thieves 'absolute pros' »
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Zoe Ball’s boyband toyboy says there’s ‘no way’ she’d stay faithful
Remember when Zoe Ball was caught snogging a fresh-faced boyband singer in a club last year? Well, 23-year-old TayTay Starhz certainly does – he was the man in question, after all – and he’s rather unhelpfully waded into the almighty fallout following Zoe’s separation from DJ Normal Cook. 53-year-old Norman gave his missus the benefit of the doubt on that occasion, which Zoe, 45, dismissed as a “silly moment”.
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Kim Kardashian posts topless photo after narrowly avoiding serial prankster
The reality TV star, 35, didn’t appear bothered by her run-in with Vitalii Sediuk as she shared the image on Twitter with the caption: “Parisian Vibes”.
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Ben Needham: Picture taken in 1991 could hold clue to whereabouts of missing toddler
Detectives searching for Ben Needham on Kos believe a photo taken at the time of his disappearance could hold a clue to his whereabouts. Police believe a tree currently growing near the farmhouse where the 21-month-old toddler was last seen in 1991 was not there at the time of his disappearance. Officers have been examining a press photograph taken at the time as part of their investigation. Detective Inspector Jon Cousins, from South Yorkshire Police, told reporters: "A photograph was taken by one of your colleagues a short time after Ben disappeared. We've been able to analyse that with the experts who are here now. "We're having a look at the area around a tree that's down at the base of the farmhouse because we believe that may not have been there at the time."
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Teen on Benefits Spends £20,000 to Look Like David Beckham With Very Mixed Results
Everyone's got a dream, and for 19-year-old Jack Johnson from Nottingham, his dream is to look like David Beckham: This guy paid $26,000 to look like David Beckham... https://t.co/Rd0Sxj9aJR pic.twitter.com/fGXDhJhHu3 — UPROXX (@UPROXX) September 28, 2016 Okay then. So far, Jack - who gets a tidy £15,000 per year in benefits - has spent a grand total of £20,000 in the pursuit of his ambition; that includes acquiring Botox, lip fillers, teeth fillers, tanning injections and now, he's after a...
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Police officer saves unconscious driver and baby by ramming car off motorway
A woman who passed out at the wheel of her car with her baby in the back seat was saved after a police officer managed to ram her vehicle off the motorway. Pc Danny Pattison, of Leicestershire Police, was on patrol when he was alerted to a white Peugeot 306 driving erratically along the A42 and M1. He rushed to the scene near junction 23, where he spotted the woman's car weaving across the three-lane motorway at 30mph. Newly released footage from Pc Pattison's dashcam shows his BMW 5 Series patrol car trailing the woman's vehicle as it careened onto the hard shoulder. "I pulled up alongside and saw the woman with her head completely back, staring at the roof of the car - she was out," Pc Pattison told the Leicester Mercury. "Then I saw the child in the back. I thought, 'This is going to end up with her and the baby getting killed', so I ran through in my head all the options I had."
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Joey Barton Tells a Classic Story About Sam Allardyce in His Autobiography
Sam Allardyce is understandably all over the news at the moment, after being caught in a sting which ultimately cost him his job as England boss after only 67 days in charge. Meanwhile, a certain Joey Barton has also been in the news quite a bit recently, what with the former Newcastle and Manchester City player having recently released his autobiography. At least it looks like Allardyce has an alternative career to fall back on. pic.twitter.com/RRymyFsNkR — Nick Miller (@NickMiller79)...
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Escort's diary recalls encounter with HBOS exec: 'Chinese meal. Then drinks at flat and quick shag. Easy £1500.'
Lynden Scourfield, a former senior banker at Halifax Bank of Scotland, took gifts of cash, luxury holidays and "high class escorts," a jury in London has heard during a trial surrounding an alleged fraud that cost HBOS £245 million ($317 million). The trial, which began on Monday, involves David Mills and Michael Bancroft who ran consultancy firm Quayside, accountants Tony Cartwright and Jonathan Cohen, and HBOS manager Mark Dobson, all of whom pleaded not guilty. As part of the evidence given during proceedings, prosecutors told the jury that Scourfield, who ran the HBOS impaired assets division and who is not on trial, lent large sums of money to troubled small businesses.
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Bob Geldof has some very strong words to say about Donald Trump
Even Boris Johnson wasn’t safe.
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Martine McCutcheon and Ross Kemp reunite - 18 years after appearing as EastEnders' Grant and Tiffany Mitchell!
The former soap stars meet again on screen:
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Football - Paper Round: Wenger ready to take England job, Allardyce remains defiant
Arsene Wenger drops a hint about the England job, while Sam Allardyce jets off to A Villa. It's Thursday's Paper Round.
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Everyone was really happy Selasi survived another week on Bake Off for one reason in particular
His relationship with Benjamina has raised a few eyebrows.
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Adolf Hitler could have WON Second World War 'if he had invaded the Isle of Wight'
GETTY Military historian Dr Robert Forczyk has analysed Nazi Germany war records which show that the Fuhrer had a detailed plan for the occupation of the island, which is four miles off the coast of England. In his book, 'We March Against England', Dr Forczyk claims the Fuhrer had wanted to occupy the island and use it as a base from which to carry out a Nazi bombardment of Britain. But Hitler's naval commanders are said to have talked him out of the move, as they feared the might of British submarines and overestimated the capabilities of British troops. If Hitler had invaded the Isle of Wight, he would have had a vital military base, as well as access to civilian airfields, improving the Nazis'
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Kylie Jenner looked amazing in this $30 H&M sports bra, now we want a $30 H&M sports bra
I can’t be alone when I say that nothing annoys me more than super-expensive gym clothes. I’ve never understood the point of…
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Kirstie Allsopp angers Twitter followers with comments on unhealthy eating
Kirstie Allsopp, the TV presenter best known for Channel 4's Location, Location, Location, prompted the ire of her Twitter followers today by criticising a man she'd spotted in a cafe eating an unhealthy meal. "Just saw a guy have a glass of coke, a cappuccino, a croissant and a ham & cheese sandwich for breakfast," she tweeted, adding the hashtags #OurNHSistoast and #worldgonemad. Her tweeted prompted hundreds of angry responses, slamming the presenter as "rude" and "smugly judgemental". Some suggested reasons for man's choices
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Sally Phillips: My son has Down's syndrome
She wishes, looking back, that the doctor and the crying nurse who told her about Olly’s diagnosis could have been more positive. She is a Christian, a feminist and firmly pro-choice but says, ‘I think I would have been really served by having someone around standing up and saying “This is a good thing.”’ This lies at the heart of Phillip’s documentary. In January, it was announced that the NHS would be offering a Non-Invasive Pre-Natal Test (NIPT) which is said to detect Down’s Syndrome in pregnancies with 99 per cent accuracy. At the moment, nine out of ten British women terminate after being given a positive diagnosis - and Phillips thinks that’s largely because there is a lack of understanding
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Britain sets out reasons to bypass parliament over EU divorce papers
By Michael Holden LONDON (Reuters) - The British government's legal reasons for stating that Prime Minister Theresa May has the power to begin divorce proceedings from the European Union without parliament's authority were made public for the first time on Wednesday. In its submission, the government said this argument was unfounded.
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10 film stars who returned to regular jobs (11 photos)
One minute you’re walking the red carpet, the next you’re flipping burgers. That’s not quite where these 10 screen actors found themselves, but they did choose the real world – and a job you or we might do – over the glamour of Hollywood. Image credits: Getty, Rex_Shutterstock
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Champions League Round-Up: Brendan Rodgers is a football genius
Vincent Kompany’s absence doesn’t help, but nor does the presence of John Stones, Gael Clichy, Pablo Zabaleta, Claudio Bravo, Aleksandar Kolarov or Nicolas Otamendi. Stones and Bravo may come good over the course of the season, and Kolarov’s passing from deep is an attacking threat, but at the moment that is a guff defence. This has been true, at times, for other Pep Guardiola teams.
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Japan's new passenger plane completes US flight
The Mitsubishi Regional Jet passes over Moses Lake on September 28, 2016 in the US state of Washington after flying from Anchorage, Alaska
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New Land Rover Discovery 2017: pictures leak, live reveal tonight
We've been waiting an awfully long time for the new Land Rover Discovery SUV to arrive but after what feels like ages, it's almost here. We've had a very good look at the car too after official images leaked on the Land Rover Australia site and were picked up by local media. The leaked images give a clear view of the new Discovery's design with the asymmetrical tailgate and imposing stance. They also hint that the Land Rover Discovery's off-road prowess will remain intact with the new car shown powering up a steep incline and wading through deep water. • Paris Motor Show 2016: preview The new Land Rover Discovery will be revealed publicly tonight from around 7pm, and will go on sale in 2017
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