Johnny Depp stunned concert-goers in Sheffield on Sunday night by appearing on stage to perform alongside Jeff Beck.Attendees expressed shock and delight over the Hollywood star’s unannounced appearance, with some sharing photos on Twitter.Depp reportedly performed his cover of the John Lennon song Isolation, which was previously released by the actor with Beck in 2020.
Born nine weeks premature and weighing less than three pounds, Mohammed lies doll-like in a hospital incubator as he fights for his life.
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Boris Johnson’s relationship with the truth is once again dominating headlines. After denying any knowledge of the sexual harrassment allegations against his disgraced former deputy chief whip, the Prime Minster announced that he had been personally briefed about Chris Pincher’s history, before promoting him. It was the final straw for two heavyweight members of his cabinet - Chancellor of the Exchequor Rishi Sunak, and Health Secretary, Sajid Javid - who resigned within 10 minutes of each other. And a slew of resignations flooded in, in the hours that followed. But Johnson shows no signs of quitting in the face of another political battering, so this video explains the other ways Boris Johnson could be booted as PM.
Eric Rinehart says Highland Park will ‘never be the same’
Former Labor frontbencher Greg Combet says group will examine viability of infrastructure investment opportunities as Australia tries to move past its reliance on China
A Labrador adopted a brood of 15 orphaned ducklings after they were found without their mother Source: SWNS
This was the bizarre sight that confronted workers on their way to grab a lunchtime sandwich.
Elisabeth Borne, who helms France's new minority government, had her 90 minutes of speech interrupted by MPs who shouted back, banged on tribunes and even booed.
A woman who was struck and pinned under a public bus in Stamford, Connecticut, on Tuesday, July 5, was rescued by firefighters who used “high-pressure air bags” to lift the bus off the ground, according to Deputy Chief Matt Palmer.The footage shows the first half of what Palmer described as “a difficult extrication process that involved stabilization of the bus” before the air bags were used.It took 10 minutes to safely remove the woman, who was conscious and alert enough to speak to firefighters, the fire department said. She was then transferred to Stamford Hospital for evaluation and Stamford Police were investigating how the collision happened, they added.“Given the size and weight of this bus, we are very grateful that her injuries were not more serious,” said Chief Palmer. Credit: Stamford Fire Department via Storyful
Keir Starmer mocks government resignations as ’the first case of the sinking ship fleeing the rat‘Source: Reuters
Southampton will play host to the Queen’s Jubilee Baton as it passes through the city on its way to Birmingham for the start of the Commonwealth Games.
Chris Pincher's conduct in 2019 didn't require 'formal disciplinary action', despite it being referred to the Cabinet office for review, according to Dominic Raab.
Cogden Beach, Dorset: It’s not easy to survive in this pea-size gravel, but some species are in their summer best
Authorities in the Mediterranean country have banned all domestic LGBTQ+ events, citing "security reasons".
A MAN has been told to pay over £300 after speeding on the A23.
'Have you asked him to resign Larry-'- Downing Street cat asked by reporters - Reuters
Glasgow Life has come under fire after removing a health suite at a sports venue, amid fears more facilities could close.
Boris Johnson and Chris Bryant disagree over the reason behind Lord Geidt's resignation with Johnson maintaining he resigned over steel tariffs. Bryant accuses him of knowing "perfectly well that's not the truth" and accuses him of not reading Geidt's resignation letter. .
Boris Johnson has said he will "of course" still be prime minister tomorrow despite facing an avalanche of resignations from members of his government.
The second season of the underrated multi-cam comedy continues to keep the spirit of Norman Lear alive with deft interweaving of real drama in a glossy format
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