Kaley Cuoco runs away screaming after being pranked with cockroaches on set
The defendants were accused of providing shelter, money or transport to the IS terrorist cell that was behind the Paris attacks.
Ugo Humbert arrived on court without his rackets but once he located them, the world No 112 was able to see off the No 3 seed
Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng said he believes the Government can recover from the double by-election defeats last week. Speaking on ITV’s Peston programme, Mr Kwarteng dubbed it “quite a severe case, if you like, of the mid-term blues”. The Prime Minister is facing pressure from across the political divide following the double by-election defeat in Wakefield, and Tiverton and Honiton, further fuelled by the shock resignation of a Cabinet minister.
A man has been charged with a drug offence in Witney.
Great Western Hospital's charity is encouraging people to celebrate NHS heroes by dressing up for this year's Superhero Run.
The appliance will be trialled by London Fire Brigade later this year.
Bethany Haines, the daughter of an aid worker murdered in 2014 by ISIS militants, has met with one of his killers, Alexanda Kotey. David Haines was one of those abducted and executed by a gang of four dubbed the 'Beatles' due to their British accents. Ms Haines said she had an “honest, friendly conversation” with Kotey, who admitted that he was the one who abducted Mr Haines.
A Sudanese medical group says four people were killed in anti-coup rallies during which protesters denounced the country's military rulers and demanded an immediate transfer of power to civilians
Man dies of self-inflicted gunshot injury shortly after finding his child motionless inside car
The US president told alliance leaders in Madrid that Washington will enhance its "force posture in Europe", with additional air, sea and land resources.
Channel Four is recording a fun new show before Nadine Dorries flogs it off. Make Me Prime Minister features Alastair Campbell, Tony Blair’s famous spin doctor, and Baroness Warsi, former Tory party chair, putting plucky members of the public through their paces to see if they’ve got what it takes to get to Downing Street. One person who may want to tune in, and who is the most obvious person in Britain right now with an actual real-life shot at becoming Prime Minister, is Sir Keir Starmer.
The rules of the Tory 1922 Committee mean there cannot be another confidence vote within 12 months.
A closely-watched measure of the UK housing market has reported a "surprising amount of momentum" despite the mounting cost of living crisis, with prices hitting a new record. The Nationwide study covering June showed the annual rate of house price growth easing back for the third month in a row, to 10.7% from 11.2% in May. "Nevertheless, the housing market has retained a surprising amount of momentum given the mounting pressure on household budgets from high inflation, which has already driven consumer confidence to a record low."
Defence Secretary Ben Wallace calls for more defence spending "to keep you all safe" while the "threat" from Russia is increasing.Source: LBC/PA
The FDA is telling caregivers not to use neck floats with babies for water therapy interventions.Source: CBS Pittsburgh
Sail into summer in the best way on one of these cruises from Southampton in July.
David Venables is accused of murdering his wife Brenda, who went missing in 1982. Her body was found in 2019.
A driver pulled over for an expired MOT was found to have drugs in his system and subsequently arrested.
The three Bethnal Green police officers also allegedly shared homophobic, sexist, ableist and Islamophobic content
A Conservative MP believes his Nokia phone is the reason why the Education Secretary is not answering his pleas to repair a school. Sir Charles Walker waved his mobile device in the Commons chamber as he jokingly questioned why “nothing happens” when he messages Nadhim Zahawi. The MP for Broxbourne said: “Can we have an urgent debate about the Secretary of State for Education’s mobile telephone?"
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