Internet obsessive, 22, is convicted of having crossbow, arrows, machete and ballistic vest but cleared of plotting to carry out ‘spree killing’ inspired by ‘involuntary celibate’ movement Gabrielle Friel, 22, was found guilty of having the crossbow and machete Also had crossbow arrows, scope and a ballistic vest at locations in Edinburgh The locations included … Read more
Dame Barbara Windsor is set to make posthumous appearances in three new Carry On films, after her death following a long battle with Alzheimer’s. The legendary actress passed away on Thursday, aged 83, but producers of the iconic franchise are planning to use a hologram of the star in upcoming movies. Brian Baker, the boss … Read more
The boyfriend of missing British hiker Esther Dingley has dismissed French police claims that she may have deliberately disappeared because she feared her nomadic lifestyle was about to end. A spokesman for Daniel Colegate said ‘there is no indication Esther was seeking a new life’ as new CCTV footage emerged of his girlfriend in a supermarket … Read more
Dame Barbara Windsor, best known for her roles in EastEnders and the Carry On films, has died aged 83, her husband said. One of Britain’s most beloved entertainment stars, she first found fame in her role as a buxom blonde in the Carry On films and later became a household name playing Peggy Mitchell, the … Read more
Jess Hayes said her son Presley, 18 months, is giving her a ‘reason to carry on’ after she tragically lost her baby boy, Teddy, last week – 19 weeks into her pregnancy. The Love Island star, 27, took to Instagram on Monday night to share a sweet photo of Presley fast asleep on the sofa … Read more
As weariness with restrictions sets in, life coach Liz Wilde explains how to persevere during the ongoing uncertainty – and even thrive We’ve lived through lockdowns and restrictions. We’ve re-learned how to shop, work and socialise. But the threat of months of uncertainty has plunged many of us into a pit of despair. ‘I just … Read more
Brexit trade talks are set to continue tomorrow in Brussels in Brussels with the UK and the EU admitting ‘significant differences’ still remain. Boris Johnson and European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen vowed that ‘further effort should be undertaken’ by negotiators to come to an agreement – amid claims that no compromise can be made unless Emmanuel … Read more
Many fear the bite of a false black widow spider, which can lead to painful swelling, stiffness and large abscesses. In rare cases it’s been blamed for paralysis, amputations and even death, but a new study confirms it’s not the arachnid’s bite that’s dangerous—it’s the bacteria on its fangs. In a new study published in Scientific … Read more
The full list of hospitals where Pfizer jabs will be given to the first British recipients were revealed last night as the UK military carried out dry-run drills for the country’s biggest-ever mass vaccination. Fifty trusts are poised to roll out Pfizer’s coronavirus vaccine when the first of 40 million doses are administered from next week, … Read more
From crippling businesses to sending us stir-crazy, lockdowns already have a lot to answer for. But there’s another charge to lay at their door: they could be making us worse investors. The best investment decisions are made when we’re cool and collected and able to follow a strategy. Yet the pandemic and lockdowns are sending … Read more