Alabama man allegedly poured boiling water down baby's throat while out on bond for domestic violence charge

The Sheffield DocFest has hired Annabel Grundy as its new Managing Director. She will join the festival on December 19 from her current role as the project manager of the BFI’s UK Global Screen Fund. 

Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has been shot at a protest march in what his supporters are saying was an assassination attempt.

Newly-installed traffic calming measures in Renfrew have caused a stir – with a councillor saying it has been “mayhem” since their construction.

New research released by the laundry brand, smol, has revealed that people who are currently over-washing their clothes could save enough to pay for their family’s entire festive feast by reducing their laundry by just 1.41 loads a week between now and Christmas.

Imran Khan, the former Pakistan Prime Minister, has been shot in what is understood to be an assassination attempt. It is believed Khan was injured in his foot during the incident.

Scots face another spike in their mortgage payments after the biggest interest rate rise since the 1980s was announced today.

Paul O’Kane MSP has criticised those attending the World Cup in Qatar due to the country’s “undisputed bad” record on LGBT+ rights – as well the rights of women and migrant workers.

Scarlette Douglas, 35, is expected to enter the I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! jungle this weekend alongside disgraced former Health Secretary Matt Hancock, 44. After Matt resigned last year, Scarlette took to Twitter to share her view on the MP, as she told him to "get out of here".Last June when the pressure was mounting on Hancock, the MP gave up his post as Secretary of State for Health and Social Care by sharing the news with a short video on Twitter.Scarlette wrote on Twitter in response, only a few moments later: "Good, get out of here."In a further interaction, Scarlette replied to a social media user who quipped that Hancock would now be looking for a role on A Place in the Sun.Ssmoth70 joked: "He'll be looking for a place in the sun now."Scarlette quipped back: "As long as I'm not his presenter!"She is not the only I'm a Celeb contestant that has shared their distaste for the government.Loose Women's Charlene White shared her anger over the rule-breaking MPs during the pandemic.Charlene admitted she was left heartbroken when her great-aunt died from Covid, while MPs broke the rules.The ITV News anchor said on the Loose Women panel in January: "My family stuck by the rules.

They’ll be there for him. Matthew Perry didn’t hold back in his new memoir, but his Friends castmates weren’t bothered by his candor.

Motorists have been warned about fake Highway Code books that could lead to dangerous situations on the road.

In May this year, figures released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) showed that there are now 4.8 million disabled people across the country in employment, an increase of 1.3 million since 2017, delivering on a UK Government goal to see one million more in work by 2027.

A couple have been left devastated after thieves broke into their house and stole their wedding rings. Nissan Da Cunha, 41, was asleep when the culprits entered her home in Wales at around 1am on October 24.

A stunning estate with holiday lets has just gone on sale on the banks of Loch Ness offering someone the chance to run a fantastic business. The expansive Cluneberg estate comes with not only a five-bedroom house but also a lodge, chalets and cabins.

Former Ireland defender Richard Dunne reckons Celtic will have to become more pragmatic in order to compete with the Champions League big guns instead of turning matches into “basketball games”.

Today brings a major milestone in the streaming business, as Netflix introduces its new advertising-backed subscription tier in eight countries.

DEALSUniversal Music Publishing has expanded its relationship with the Irving Berlin estate and will now represent its catalogue worldwide. That catalogue includes songs like ‘White Christmas’, ‘Let’s Face The Music And Dance’, ‘Puttin On The Ritz’ and ‘There’s No Business Like Show Business’.

An artist and songwriter has sued Disney claiming that a song which appeared on the soundtrack to 2019’s ‘Frozen II’ movie ripped off a track he wrote and released via his own label Pelican Records all the way back in 1999.The alleged rip off song is ‘Some Things Never Change’. According to Daniel E Grigson, it is basically a rework of his song ‘That Girl’.

Stormzy has announced this morning that he’s teaming up with Adidas to launch a football focused work placement programme called #Merky FC. It will offer young people of black heritage the opportunity to get experience of working in football industry roles off the pitch, in a bid to improve diversity on that side of the sport.Although 39% of roles on the pitch are taken up by players with black or mixed black heritage, behind the scenes only 6.7% of senior roles are, according to research carried out by Adidas and the FARE Network.

Anton Du Beke has revealed how Strictly come Dancing saved him from being "poor" and "a lunatic" as he reflected on his younger years in the competitive dance world.The 56-year-old got into detail about his life before the spotlight as he reflected on becoming a dad for the first time aged 50.The judge has five-year-old twins Henrietta and George with his wife Hannah Summers.Anton said having children at an older age was beneficial as he was "more sensible and more settled" than he was in his younger years.Reflecting on life in his mid-twenties/early thirties, he told Rob Beckett and Josh Widdicombe he was a "an absolute lunatic".He spilled: "I was really really poor for a start, I mean like I had holes in my shoes and second hand shirts, all that sort of stuff as a young man.Michael Douglas is unrecognisable as he unveils new long, dyed hair"And also not equipped, and an absolute lunatic as well, a competetive animal, ambitious and focused soley on me and what I was going to be doing and my next competition."Anton went on to say he always strived to be the best dancer at competitions which made him "hate everyone"."Everyone was against me," he added recalling his thoughts at the time on the Parenting Hell podcast."I was an absolute lunatic."Anton went on to say it was getting a job on Strictly Come Dancing which made him change his ways.At the time of being approached for the show, he had just finished competing in a big competition in China.He agreed to sign up as a professional, believing it would last for just one series.Over a decade later, Anton is the show's longest-serving cast member.He officially replaced Bruno Tonioli on the judging panel this year after previously stepping in temporarily. Strictly's Kym Marsh