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CosmopolitanFuneral Plans for King Charles "Dusted Off" as Source Says His Condition Is "Not Good"
King Charles' funeral plans are being "dusted off" by officials amid growing concern about his health being "not good."
- The Argus
Police warning to passengers parking at Gatwick airport
Police have issued a warning to passengers planning to park at Gatwick airport.
- Wales Online
Europe's worst country for pickpockets is a major tourist destination but it's not Spain
New research has revealed the worst country in Europe for pickpockets - and it's a popular holiday destination for Brits
- Daily Record
ITV For the Love of Dogs fans fume over Alison Hammond's 'bad habit' as ratings plummet
For the Love of Dogs viewers were left infuriated as they pointed out a 'bad habit' of presenter Alison Hammond's during the latest episode of the ITV show, which has seen ratings plummet.
- OK! Magazine
Amanda Holden, 53, floors fans as she poses in bra after admitting 'I couldn't find a top'
Amanda Holden, 53, looked sensational as she showed off her latest outfit to host Heart FM despite "not being able to find a top" as she opted for just a bra and jacket
- The Telegraph
Russia has found the critical vulnerability in Nato’s American tanks
The arrival of the US M1A1 Abrams tanks in Ukraine was hailed as a turning point in the war. Coming in at roughly $10 million a unit, the Nato stalwart was supposed to provide the armoured fist that would punch through the Russian lines. But tactics evolve quickly in warfare, and Russia’s use of surveillance and hunter-killer drones has led to heavy casualties for Ukraine’s tank fleets. This is alarming for NATO. If Russia has found critical vulnerabilities in our armour, our borders are beginni
- Daily Record
Giant rat found trapped in Glasgow garden bird feeder as homeowner left horrified
The moment was filmed by a Pollok resident who was left disgusted after spotting the vermin from her kitchen window in the Templeland Road area of Glasgow.
- OK! Magazine
Prince William gives 14-word update on Kate Middleton during surprise school visit
Prince William made a surprise visit to a school in the West Midlands today, where he issued a 14-word update on his wife, Kate Middleton, amid her cancer treatment
- Birmingham Live
Health update on horses that ran through London as fears grow for one
Vida was treated by vets for lacerations which saw its coat soaked in blood but Quaker was in an equine hospital with its future "not looking good", sources said
- Leicestershire Live
ITV For the Love of Dogs fans spot Alison Hammond's 'bad habit' as ratings plummet
For the Love of Dogs viewers were left fuming during the latest episode of the long-running ITV show
- Birmingham Live
Police race to man spotted walking along the M6 who tells them unbelievable story
Officers rushed to reach the man after he was spotted walking dangerously close to traffic
- Chronicle Live
Gardeners share unusual method to keep slugs away from plants using bathroom cupboard staple
One gardener shared the hack to deter slugs and snails from plant pots, with others saying the method 'works every year' for them
- Manchester Evening News
Helen Flanagan 'obsessed' as she shows off the results of latest procedure after keeping boob job 'secret'
The actress took to social media to reveal the work she'd had done
- Country Living
Royal Expert Says Prince Harry Is in a "Painful Place" Due to Writing About Kate Middleton in 'Spare'
A royal expert says Prince Harry is in a painful place after writing about Kate Middleton in his bombshell-filled memoir, 'Spare.'
- Hello!
Giovanni Pernice publicly declares his love for new girlfriend with intimate photo
Strictly Come Dancing star Giovanni Pernice looked so loved up alongside a photo with his new girlfriend. See photo.
- Edinburgh Live
Dad with six months to live gets 'second shot of life' as Edinburgh medics make surprising discovery
Callum Laing, 40, was diagnosed with a stage 4 Glioblastoma brain tumour, after he had been suffering from intense headaches - but surgeons in Edinburgh have made a surprising discovery.
- Devon Live
Alan Titchmarsh eats same breakfast every day and slams 'insipid' avocado on toast
Gardener and broadcaster Alan Titchmarsh has revealed he eats the same simple breakfast every day
- CNN
John Roberts isn’t happy with previous ruling against Trump – what happens now?
During nearly three hours of historic Supreme Court arguments, John Roberts said little. But the cagey chief justice made some points abundantly clear.
- Manchester Evening News
'We woke up to find half the car we'd just sold missing'
‘We ran outside and low and behold half the car was missing’
- Storyful
Dog Eats Chocolate Bar as Final Treat Before Being Put to Sleep
A man gave his dying dog a chocolate bar – a treat dogs love but that is toxic to them – as a final gesture of love before she was put to sleep on April 23.Footage recorded by Miller Hurtado Toro shows his dog Sharon enjoying the tasty sweet before she was injected with euthanizing drugsToro told Storyful that Sharon was 12 years old and had been fighting the tick-borne canine disease ehrlichiosis for two years.“We tried to take her to find more treatments, but they saw that she had lung cancer, with metastases in her lungs and liver that were making her weak from just lying down,” Toro said.“The day before yesterday, she could not get up again, and that is when I made the decision,” he explained.Toro said he had often denied Sharon a taste of chocolate as the candy is notably bad for dogs’ health, but that he thought she should try it as her final treat.“No dog should leave without first trying chocolate,” Toro said. Credit: Miller Hurtado Toro via Storyful