British fishing boat accused of “life-threatening attack on French vessel using grappling hook” as “scallop war” intensifies
In the ongoing "scallop wars," a British fishing boat has been accused of a "life-threatening" attack on a French vessel, the Rose de Cassia, off the coast of Brighton and Dieppe. The incident, which occurred on January 15, involved the British ship allegedly severing a cable essential to the French trawler's operation. French officials expressed serious concerns about the...
A distraught father yells “boy, boy” after his 4-year-old son was hit by a local minibus
Six-year-old Jayden Kearns was fatally struck by a minibus driven by Chris Cleaver outside his home in Preston on March 26, 2023. Jayden, playing with other children, was hit after Cleaver reversed his vehicle, which had a significant blind spot. Witnesses described a loud crunch as they saw Jayden trapped underneath the wheels. Despite swift medical assistance, he succumbed...
Revealed: The horrifying incident that befell a French woman who was tricked into handing over £700,000 by a fake AI Brad Pitt scammer
A woman known only as Anne was deceived by a fraudster posing as Brad Pitt through AI, losing £700,000 in the process. Now homeless and suffering from severe depression, she lives with friends while trying to recover her funds. Anne, who attempted suicide three times, faces online harassment and ridicule after revealing her ordeal. Her Paris-based lawyer, Lorraine Hanna,...
Israeli cabinet approves Gaza ceasefire deal with Hamas despite last-minute revolt by hardline ministers: first group of surviving hostages to be freed on Sunday
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that all Israeli ministers have approved a Gaza ceasefire agreement, expected to begin on Sunday. The initial phase includes the release of 33 of 98 hostages within six weeks, while approximately 990 to 1,650 Palestinian prisoners will also be freed, contingent on the hostages' release. Despite the agreement, Israeli attacks on Gaza continued, resulting...
Chris Martin and Dakota Johnson reunite in Mumbai…5 months after breakup rumors
Chris Martin and Dakota Johnson appear to be back together after being spotted at Mumbai's Babulnath Temple during Martin's tour. The couple, who began dating in 2017 and briefly called off their engagement, seem to have reconciled in time for Coldplay's major concert, which is set to be streamed live. They have had ups and downs throughout their relationship,...
Locals slam ‘Prince and Starlet’: Furious Montecito residents describe Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan as ‘the most entitled and dishonest people on the planet’ – bombshell story exposing naked...
Montecito residents have criticized Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan as "entitled and dishonest" in a recent Vanity Fair article. Locals allege the couple, who left the UK to escape media scrutiny, now seek US media attention, dubbing them "princes" and "starlets." One neighbor expressed disdain, stating, "they are simply trying to escape the scrutiny of the press by leaving...
Revealed: Erling Haaland becomes the highest-paid footballer on the planet, the total amount he will get from his blockbuster contract with Man City
Erling Haaland has signed a remarkable nine-and-a-half-year contract with Manchester City, making him one of the highest-paid players in football history, earning nearly £865,000 weekly. While his new deal remains under £1 million a week, it includes substantial add-ons and bonuses, reflecting his status as a crucial player after scoring 111 goals in 126 games. The contract, extending to...
Dennis Law dies at 84: Man United and Scotland legend and last member of club Trinity passes away
Dennis Law, the legendary Manchester United and Scotland footballer, has passed away at 84, as announced by his family. Diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease and vascular dementia in 2021, Law was a prominent figure at Manchester United, renowned as "The King" and part of the celebrated "United Trinity" alongside George Best and Sir Bobby Charlton. With 404 appearances and 237...
Ryanair flight from Luton forced to abort landing after plane’s GPS signal was ‘jammed’ near Russian border
A Ryanair flight from London Luton to Vilnius was forced to abort landing due to GPS signal interference near the Russian border, diverting to Warsaw, 400 miles away. The Boeing 737 Max was just 850 feet from landing when the pilot decided to change course after experiencing the interference, confirmed by Lithuanian air traffic controllers. No other flights landing...
President Donald Trump’s inauguration ceremony moved indoors due to polar vortex
Due to life-threatening cold temperatures, President Donald Trump will hold his second inauguration ceremony indoors at the Capitol Rotunda. Meteorologists expect highs only in the 20s, prompting the move from the outdoor platform. Trump expressed concern for attendees and first responders due to potential freezing conditions and wind gusts. The pre-inauguration rally at Capital One Arena will accommodate large...
