Addict mum kicked neglected son, 7, out of bed so she could have sex with clients

Her final rose! Now that Becca Tilley and Hayley Kiyoko officially confirmed their relationship, the Bachelor alum couldn’t be happier to share their journey.

Teenage gamers from across the country travelled to Bolton to win the chance to become a racing driver.

A mum claims her disabled son is at risk of injuring himself every time he leaves the house following a two-year battle to get a drop kerb installed outside their home in Oldham.

Fernandinho has decided to call time on his Manchester City career, bringing an end to his nine seasons at the club. The Brazilian, who currently has 375 club appearances for the Citizens, said that despite previous contract extensions, he would depart from the reigning Premier League champions this summer.

Reality star Jess Wright has announced the birth of her first child with husband William Lee-Kemp.

Riley Keough had an emotional response to Baz Luhrmann‘s new movie Elvis.

You’re going to be seeing a lot of Harry Styles in the upcoming movie The Policeman, but you won’t be seeing all of him.

K.J. Yossman In the run-up to Cannes, the British Film Institute and the British Council held the Great8 showcase, which presented eight U.K.

It’s a bizarre world, this (almost, more-or-less, maybe) post-Covid movie landscape. Pieces are falling into place: Production starts have been up for a year, box-office revenue continues to climb, though it’s still a long reach to pre-Covid highs.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentGaumont has locked major territory deals on “Father & Soldier,” Mathieu Vadepied’s WWI action-drama about headlined by “Lupin” star Omar Sy. The movie world premiered on opening night of Cannes’ Un Certain Regard.

William Earl The “Doctor” is still in, as Marvel’s newest film continues to lead the box office against some very proper competition.“Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness” added another $8.5 million to its box office total on Friday, bumping its cumulative gross up to $318 million. Meanwhile, “Downton Abbey: A New Era” is estimated to end the weekend with $18 million,“Downton Abbey: A New Era,” the second film spin-off of the beloved U.K.

The WWE has “suspended indefinitely” and stripped Sasha Banks and Naomi of their titles after the tag team’s balk at participating in a match earlier this week at Monday Night Raw.

WWE management and was usually headed by the most respected man in the locker room - The Undertaker. However, the concept didn't always sound entirely fair with wrestlers often taking the opportunity to force others to buy them beer or make women break down in tears.

A Scots 14-year-old has gone missing while wearing his school uniform.

Prince Harry shocked the world last year with a series of candid revelations.Following he and wife Meghan Markle's internet-breaking interview with Oprah Winfrey in March, the Royal sat down for a more intimate chat with Oprah for a new Apple TV+ documentary. Titled The Me You Can't See, the series aired in May and saw the Duke of Sussex open up about a number of topics in greater detail while talking one-on-one with the former talk show host.From his late mother Diana's tears to Meghan's suicidal thoughts, nothing was off the table.Daily Star takes a look at the biggest bombshells from Prince Harry's The Me You Can't See interviews.It's fair to say that before settling down with Meghan, Prince Harry had a party boy reputation.Speaking to Oprah, Harry explained that his willingness to drink and take drugs in previous years was an attempt to "mask" his unresolved grief for his late mother Diana and to help him deal with the pressures of being in the public eye.Harry said: "I was willing to drink, willing to take drugs."I was willing to do the things that made me feel less like I was feeling.

Prince Charles and Camilla. In fact Mr Dorante-Day spent most of last year being interviewed by perplexed presenters as he was asked about his supposed 'proof' that he was the son of the heir to the throne.The Aussie appeared on This Morning last year where he claimed that his eyes and teeth were remodelled as a child - with his remarks raising the eyebrows of Holy Willoughby and Phillip Schofield.

Liverpool fans have realised there could be potential repercussions as Kylian Mbappe is set to snub Real Madrid and stay at PSG.Mbappe has looked set to join Los Blancos all season, but in a shock 11th-hour twist, the Frenchman will now remain in Paris. However, Liverpool fans have now realised Real could turn their attention elsewhere with a marquee signing.One Liverpool account tweeted: "With Madrid previously known admirers of [Mohamed] Salah and [Sadio] Mane, do you fear they may try and sign one of the two in the summer as an alternative?" And fans are now worried Real could turn towards Merseyside.One fan tweeted: "They are going to sign a Big name to wash away the affront.

Father-daughter bonding! As many of the Kardashian-Jenner crew journeyed to Italy to celebrate the weekend nuptials of Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker, Tristan Thompson stayed home with his little girl.

Keeping things cordial! While not all celebrity relationships are meant to last, many have remained friendly in order to keep their pets in each other’s lives.

Young love! JoJo Siwa has been candid about her growing romance with best friend Kylie Prew after coming out as a member of the LGBTQ+ community.

drug addict mother has been convicted of fatally neglecting her asthma-suffering seven-year-old son after he died alone and “gasping for air” in a garden.Laura Heath deliberately “prioritised her addiction to heroin and crack cocaine” prior to the “needless, premature” death of Hakeem Hussain from an asthma attack on Sunday November 26 2017, prosecutors said.An image seen by jurors during the Coventry Crown Court trial showed how Heath had even used foil and an elastic band to rig one of her son’s blue inhalers to smoke crack, fuelling a £55-a-day habit.Heath, formerly of Long Acre, Nechells, Birmingham, was convicted on Friday of gross negligence manslaughter of “frail” Hakeem, who died at the home of a friend where his mother had been staying.The 40-year-old had admitted four counts of child cruelty before trial, including failing to provide proper medical supervision and exposing Hakeem to class A drugs.Social services in Birmingham were aware of Hakeem before his death, and it emerged at Heath’s trial that at a child protection conference on November 24, 2017, just two days before his fatal collapse, a school nurse told the meeting “he could die at the weekend”.A serious case review into all agencies’ contact with the youngster and his mother, before his death, is set to be published within weeks.For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here.But following the trial, the head of Birmingham Children’s Trust, which took over child social services in early 2018, said there were “clear missed opportunities” in social services’ handling of the case.A prosecutor previously told the court the boy's mother was "devoted" to drugs which "came