Death Row pensioner's lawyers say botched lethal injection would have 'tortured' killer

CBS has unveiled its fall schedule and while there’s a few changes, it’s largely business as usual.

Sacha Baron Cohen has partnered with Greg Daniels and Mike Judge of the newly formed Bandera Entertainment, as well as Michael Koman on the family-oriented animated special, Chelm: The Smartest Place on Earth for HBO Max and Cartoon Network.

EXCLUSIVE: Glass House Distribution President Tom Malloy, bitcoin veteran Charlie Shrem and producer Shyam S. Sengupta are unveiling a new digital finance company, Defiine, here at the Cannes Market.

Home and Away.The show would go on to become the second longest running drama series ever shown.From Bobby’s dramatic boat death in 1993 to Alisa’s deadly heart attack in 2000, Home and Away has never left fans without enough drama to make them laugh, scream, cry - or even all three.With three decades under its belt, we've taken a look back at the characters who helped launch stars' careers/Specifically, we've explored the stars behind one of Home and Away’s most notorious families - the Poulos clan.Peta Toppano starred as mum Helen Poulos from 2000 to 2009. She's Australian but English born, and has had a long career in TV and film.

CBS is going to experiment for the 12:30am late-night slot once James Corden exits The Late Late Show.

Loose Women panelist Jane Moore called out co-star Janet Street-Porter after she said the star could "fall out with an empty room" during a show debate.Jane and Janet were joined by Coleen Nolan and host Christine Lampard, where the guests were discussing the Wagatha Christie case.Coleen admitted that if she was in the scenario, she would want to be supported by her partner but only if they truly suspected she was in the right.The panelists turned to Janet for her opinion when Jane gave a scathing remark.Jane poked fun at the journalist and said that she could "fall out with an empty room" which left her co-stars laughing.This is a live TV story and is being constantly updated. Please refresh the page regularly for the latest news, pictures and video.You can also get email updates on the day’s biggest TV stories straight to your inbox by signing up for our soaps and Hot TV newsletters .Get all the very best news, pictures, opinion and video on your favourite TV shows by following Daily Star every time you see our name.Follow Daily Star on Google News - CLICK HERE and click the starFollow Daily Star on Apple News - CLICK HERE available on Apple devicesFollow Daily Star on Flipboard - CLICK HERE and click follow You can also sign up for Twitter alerts for breaking news by following @starbreaksnews and follow us @dailystar for all the latest updates.

Chuck Lorre is a comedy veteran so he’s seen his fair share of cancelations.

Nick Jonas gushed about being a dad as he spoke to Jimmy Fallon on Tuesday’s “Tonight Show”.

Rangers fans in Seville are being warned to be take care in hot weather today as temperatures soar to heatwave levels.

WhatsApp group chats and avoid any awkward conversations, thanks to a forthcoming update to the popular encrypted messaging app. Currently, if you leave a group chat, everyone in the chat is notified, which can often lead to some awkward conversations.

David and Victoria Beckham are purported to be worth a whopping £360 million each, but for the ex-footballer's teenage nephew, life could scarcely be more different.

Labour and the Liberal Democrats will form South Lanarkshire Council’s administration for the next five years.

Instagram followers.But, in a recent post the model has opened up about the reality of posing for brands.She explained that the unknown company edited out her stretch marks but did not tell them as she felt she had no “voice” as a model.However, Sarah has now opened up about the ordeal that left her “disappointed."The stunner stripped down to some frilly white undies to flaunt her body in all its natural glory - with her stretch marks on show.She placed her hands on waist as she embraced her belly in the elegant matching set.Sarah captioned the post: “I remember I did a photoshoot last year and the brand photoshopped my stretch marks out and I was so disappointed and I never told the brand because I didn’t feel I had a voice as a model.”Despite her stretch marks being erased in the modelling snap, the babe has urged her fans to love theirs.She said: “But I wanted you to know that I like my stretch marks, they are real, they are nothing to be ashamed of and they certainly don’t make me any less beautiful.”Inspired by the model’s post, many people rushed to the comments to praise the beauty for speaking out on the subject.One person commented: “You are so beautiful.”Another user added: “Yesss!!!! You're gorg.”Whilst a third voiced: “Stretch marks are our story! There’s nothing to be ashamed of.“They don’t make us any less beautiful. Thank you for sharing this.”Someone else praised: “That's right and you look amazing.”Meanwhile, a fifth declared: “You are so beautiful Sarah.”Elsewhere, an influencer says 'every body is a bikini body' as she flashes tum in beach wear.And, a size 22 model 'paid a fortune to be fat' flaunts curves in sexy swimwear. Get all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the

Bigger isn't always better! Brits have revealed their perfect chip is two inches long with a crispy edge and should be served perfectly golden, according to research.A study of 2,000 adults found the ideal fries should be fluffy on the inside, but crispy on the outside.Chunky chips are still a firm favourite (43%), but 22% opt for a skinny fry – while 5% choose a wedge.A quarter prefer them cooked from frozen, and half like them fluffy, while 48% prefer them with a crunch.And when it comes to condiments, over half (53%) consider ketchup to be the perfect dip to their chip – but 31% prefer mayo.A spokesman for Strong Roots, which commissioned the research to mark the launch of its new Crispy Skinny Fries, said: “The nation has spoken, and the perfect chip has been revealed.“You can’t deny everyone loves a fry, but clearly people are very particular about what type of chip they have.“It’s always a topic that’s up for discussion, and a lot of the time can cause friendly friction.”The Maris Piper was voted the best spud for making chips – but the average adult only scored themselves a four out of ten when it came to making them from scratch.Fish (57%), burger (38%) and steak (27%) were the top chip-accompanied meals, according to the OnePoll study.But meat-free options also had a say, with 14% voting for veggie burger and chips, and 12% preferring vegan fish and chips as a plant-based preference to the nation’s favourite.Curry sauce (30%), grated cheese (29%) and gravy (26%) were named the favourite chip toppings.And when it comes to dips, 46% think it should always be served on the side, while a sixth like their chips to be “smothered in it”.Besides the classic ketchup and mayo, ice cream (17%), mango chutney (14%), and

Instagram. Lincolnshire County Council shocked web users who noticed that the council followed the account of the racy cheerleader and aerialist.The authority has since unfollowed the kinky account after they were alerted to the "inappropriate content".

The Scottish Government has announced that more than £3.25 million has been issued in disability payments to over 3,000 children and young people since Child Disability Payment launched in November 2021.

The Pentagon has revealed there were 400 reported cases of UFO sightings at a recent conference, which is the the first UFO conference the department has held in 50 years. Senior defence officials were on hand to talk through the updated sightings list, as well as pledging their commitment in trying to understand "unidentified aerial phenomena".Two officials, Ronald Moultrie and Scott Bray, appeared before a House of Representatives subcommittee for the first hearing on the subject in half a century.The hearing comes just under a year after a government document reported more than 140 cases of unidentified aerial phenomena since 2004, a number which has since rocketed up to 400.

Britain's Got Talent judge Amanda Holden left fans in hysterics after she belched "a best of a burp" on her Instagram.The 51-year-old was happy to take part in the latest TikTok challenge where a willing participant tries to drink a can of fizzing drink without burping.Sharing the video clip on her social media platform, Amanda started off rather tame as she opened the fizzy drink can.Captivating viewers while wearing a striking blue dress, she said: "My first attempt of drinking a whole can of Sprite without burping. I don't even drink sprite.The TV personality looked elegant as she continued to sip the drink while informing fans that it was all "going well".But as she appeared to grow in confidence, Amanda let out a humongous belch, which left her followers rather taken aback.Heading straight to the comment section, fans couldn't wait to share their thoughts on the clip.One person penned: "Omg I nearly wet myself, followed by a string of crying emojis."Another said: "I STILL FIND YOU ATTRACTIVE AFTER THIS."A third shared: "Hahahahahhahahahahhaha.

killer whose eyes popped open and a bloke who violently vomited as his body jerked.The oldest man currently on America's Death Row escaped execution at the last minute on Thursday after his lethal injection was botched with a cocktail of drugs that 'would have tortured' Oscar Smith, his lawyers claim. Triple killer Smith joins a list of 276 US Death Row residents to have had their execution go awry since 1890.

Death Row triple murderer has been delayed due at "an oversight in preparation for lethal injection". Oscar Smith was convicted of killing his estranged wife Judith Smith and her sons Jason Burnett, 13, and Chad Burnett, 16, inside their home in Nashville, Tennessee, USA, on October 1, 1989.

Death Row in the USA has had his latest appeal rejected meaning he will be executed this week.Oscar Smith, 72, stabbed and shot his estranged wife, Judith Smith, and her sons Jason and Chad Burnett, 13 and 16, at their Nashville home in 1989.The convict has always maintained his innocence and begged the Tennessee Supreme Court to reopen his case after an unknown person’s DNA was found on one of the murder weapons.However, the state ruled that the death row inmate had not provided any evidence he was innocent of the brutal murders, with a judge stating Smith’s guilt was extensive.In making their decision, the Tennessee judge referenced the repeated prior threats Smith had made to his family as well as a life insurance policy he had taken out for the three victims.When Smith is put to death by lethal injection on Thursday (April 21), he will become the first inmate to die in Tennessee since the Covid-19 pandemic.Smith is not the only convict who will be put to death in the states this month.Richard Bernard Moore, of South Carolina, who was found guilty of killing a shop assistant will be executed by a firing squad. It comes after a law passed last year, which allows electrocution to be the default execution method, offering prisoners the option to face three prison workers with rifles as an alternative.