DVLA issues eye check warning to drivers who risk £1,000 fine as dark nights set in

A post shared by TessWright (@tesswrightstylist)Sartorially, that recipe has translated to a streamlined autumnal television look; striped cashmere jumpers from Brora London and Boden, tailored navy trousers from John Lewis & Partners and patterned wool scarves from Pure Collection, added even though the show was filmed over the summer.“Mary always gives me a great steer,” Wright says. “We are looking for comfort and sustainability, so we do spend a bit more on natural fibres like cotton, silk and cashmere.

Despite an unseasonably mild October, a chilly November is set to continue into December - with bookmaker William Hill slashing the odds for a White Christmas in the UK.

serial killer finally came to an end because of an argument about washing-up.Tamara Samsonova, known in the Russian press as “The Granny Ripper” and “Baba Yaga” is believed to have already killed at least a dozen people before she moved in with elderly Valentina Ulanova to act as her carer.But the pair quarrelled over dirty cups that had been left in the sink, and Samsonova drugged the 79-year-old by putting crushed-up pills of prescription drug, phenazepam into a salad before dismembering the woman while she was still alive.Mikhail Timoshatov, a senior investigator on the case, told reporters: “Tamara Samsonova admits that at first she made her friend sleep - and then cut her into pieces.”Samsonova wrapped the body parts in a shower

Nicole Scherzinger has set pulses racing as she put on a tantalising display for her 5million Instagram followers online.The brunette bombshell turned the heat all the way up as she dazzled in a silver dress that clinched onto her gorgeous curves.Wearing the sparkly number, Nicole, 43, made sure all eyes were on her as the figure-hugging dress sported a plunging cut-out detail that showed off her assets.The middle of the dress was accessorised with a large silver chain which also hung loosely around her waist.Staring into the distance, Nicole's brunette locks cascaded over her shoulders while she added silver hoops to finish off the look.In one of her Instagram snaps, she posed alongside American rapper and producer Will.i.am.But the Masked

When the clocks go back, it can be hard to remember for the best part of us, but even more so for the Queen’s staff whose job is it to ensure the time is correct across all of the royal residences. Each timepiece is attended to by hand to ensure it reads the correct time the morning after we gain an extra hour.

On Wednesday evening we saw Prince Harry and Meghan Markle wow as they stepped out to attend the 2021 Salute to Freedom Gala in New York City. Whilst the couple looked loved up, most peoples eyes were distracted by Meghan's incredible and bold red gown which she opted to wear.

Road users are being warned of essential maintenance on the M74 northbound between junctions 10 near Lesmahagow and Junction 8, Canderside Toll.

Deputy First Minister John Swinney has apologised to the family of a man who died alone on tenement stairs after waiting five hours for an ambulance that never arrived.

Steve Albini has spoken out about his past transgressive and “edgelord” behaviour, explaining that “nothing was off-limits” at the time.The producer/engineer played in bands called Rapeman and Run N***** Run in the 1980s, touted his friend’s child pornography magazine in the Forced Exposure zine in ’78, and is reported to have used a racial slur against Tyler, The Creator in an online forum in 2011.The latter incident occurred after Albini shared a shuttle bus with Odd Future in Barcelona.

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A GP has issued a warning after children have been reported swallowing magnets following a popular TikTok craze.

A woman who believes she was spiked by an injection on a night out has told of her terrifying ordeal and issued a warning, saying 'nowhere is safe'.

food fans are certainly excited about the new flavours.Those who want to get their hands on the ice cream varieties will only be available to get them at Iceland and The Food Warehouse.The Ambrosia flavours will cost £3.50 for a 840ml tub and are available in-store now.Meanwhile, the Mr Kipling varieties are £3.50 for a 475ml tub.

STACEY Franks once called Loose Woman Frankie Bridge and This Morning's Rochelle Humes bandmates. But these days, while Rochelle and Frankie, both 32, are rarely off of our screens, Stacey, also 32, appears focused on family life.

The Sun: "It left a lot of those present at the filming feeling uncomfortable. It was a very heated situation."Tempers were running very high.

Katy Perry looked phenomenal as she posed up a storm on the red carpet in Nashville, Tennessee on Wednesday night.MORE: Katy Perry slips into a swimsuit for photo featuring her lookalike momThe 37-year-old was among the many stars who headed to the Country Music Association Awards, cutting a stylish figure in caramel brown Vivienne Westwood leather dress.WATCH: Katy Perry and Miranda Kerr spend the day together at new launchThe statement gown was cinched in at the waist and featured a one-shoulder design.

Walking through the doors of Manchester's historic Memorial Hall, a Grade II listed building in the heart of Albert Square, you would think you had stepped straight into a cosy village local.

A Scots care home resident needed emergency medical assistance after choking on lumpy soup which her support worker had failed to have blended.

Plans for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations next year are already well underway, with details of events over the long weekend of June 2 to 5 still being finalised. But, says royal expert Duncan Larcombe - author of Prince Harry: The Inside Story - the occasion will be ‘a big deal’ for the royal family and one that they won’t want overshadowed by ongoing disputes with Harry.

Drug dealers are facing greater resistance from West Lothian’s communities as the public responds to police calls to contact them.