DWP chief Therese Coffey suggests sacked cabin crew go work in care homes

Reality star Bear Brown has been arrested and charged with assault in the fourth degree for domestic violence, Fox News Digital has confirmed. Known for his role on the Discovery series "Alaskan Bush People," Brown – whose real name is Solomon Isiah Freedom Brown – was arrested on March 11, according to an inmate booking log located by Fox News Digital.

Energy prices are set to soar next month and many householders are already feeling the squeeze on their purse strings as the overall cost of living continues to rise.

Emmerdale fans were left disgusted during the latest trip to the Dales as Noah Dingle's latest outburst aired.

Billie Faiers has admitted she and Greg Shepherd have some regrets over their £1.4million mansion renovation.The Family Diaries star Billie, 32, admitted she and husband Greg, 37, "wouldn't do it again" as they were quizzed on the dream home build. Billie, who recently shared her shock as a stranger smacked her son Arthur, Greg and their two children Nelly, seven, and four year old Arthur are preparing to move into the dream home after months of work, which has faced delays.

Molly-Mae Hague has opened up on suffering with an "intense" illness ever since she flew back from her trip to Mexico.The PrettyLittleThing creative director shared a video with her fans as she came on to talk about her new product with Beauty Works. But before jumping in to skincare and makeup talk, the former Love Island star revealed she'd been quiet on social media because she'd been feeling really unwell. Molly-Mae, 22, said that she thought she must have contracted a bug during her business trip, where she spent most of it shooting a campaign for Filter, her fake tan brand and living the high life in a swanky hotel.

Erling Haaland's wages at Manchester City would reportedly make him a higher earner than both Cristiano Ronaldo and Mohamed Salah.In fact, the 21-year-old striking sensation would be the highest-paid player in the Premier League should he choose to join reigning champions City. According to the Daily Mail, Haaland will pocket over £500,000 a week at the Etihad.In contrast, Ronaldo is estimated to earn £385k-per-week at Manchester United, which is the current joint-most alongside Haaland's potential team-mate Kevin De Bruyne.

Health watchdog NICE has revealed a “landmark” initiative today to vastly improve the care of those exposed to alcohol in the womb.Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) affects around 3% of the UK population - three times as many as autism - yet more than half of Brits (53%) have NEVER heard of it.FASD is a neurodevelopmental condition that arises from alcohol exposure in the womb, with 428 associated conditions linked to “devastating consequences” - from brain damage to physical and developmental issues.Today, The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) said that any child thought to have been exposed should be given an assessment.Any child confirmed to have been exposed should be sent for a neurodevelopmental assessment, and those confirmed to have FASD should be given a management plan for their needs.It also said women should be given early advice not to drink in their pregnancy, and have their alcohol consumption noted on records.This is part of a 20-year fight by campaigners and families living with FASD, who feel they have been largely “unsupported”.The spokeswoman for National Organisation for FASD, Joanna Buckard, said: “The NICE Quality Standard is a major leap forward in the fight to reduce alcohol-exposed pregnancies by giving women the information and support they need and, vitally, to create brighter futures for those with FASD and their families.“Too many people with FASD up to now have been left undiagnosed and unsupported, with sometimes devastating and avoidable consequences.”Professor Raja Mukherjee, who heads the FASD National Specialist Clinic and was on the NICE Quality Standard Committee, said: “FASD is a complex condition which affects brain and body.“There are over 428

@ruby_taliaa, has bagged some incredible bargains and reckons that anyone else who loves to jet around the world should become a travel agent too as she’s saved over £20,000 since. Her bargains include a corner suite at the Radisson Blu Mercer Street for £56.86 instead of the usual rate of over £500, a holiday to Portugal for £1,624 instead of £3,443, and a stay at the W in London for £124 instead of £415.

TMZ, she said they decided that she would stay at home with their two-year-old daughter Asha-Leigh but that they would "probably switch when he gets back"."I'm really thinking about it, to go probably with my sister," Joanna, 42, said."Because I just want to hug these kids and these families and go see these, you know, all the different shelters with the animals that were rescued."The star spends a lot of time in Poland, where she is a judge on their version of America's Next Top Model.She said Douglas had visited with her many times and fell in love with the country.When Russia went into Ukraine he told her he could not sit back and do nothing, so flew over to help organise transport to get children and families out."I can't say too much because of the safety of everything going on but it warms my heart to see how much good is being done in this really emotional and critical and sad time," Joanna said.Earlier this week, the blonde shared a video on Instagram of her and Asha-Leigh saying goodbye to Douglas.She said in the caption that she was so "proud" of her hubby for stepping up.The pair got engaged in March 2018 and tied the knot in Krakow, Poland that summer.Their daughter was born in November 2019.

trial of alleged sex cult leader Larry Ray, appeared to show him grab a young girl around the neck, throw her to the floor and kneel on her as she begged for mercy.Ray, 60, moved into his daughter’s dorm at prestigious New York university Sarah Lawrence College and set himself up as the “father” of her housemates – providing expensive meals and cab rides after nights out.“He did all of our cleaning and definitely took on the dad role in the house in a big way,” one of the students said.But his behaviour soon took a sinister turn.US District Attorney Geoffrey Berman told Manhattan Federal Court that Ray “subjected his victims to almost unspeakable abuse”.The court was told that Ray tied one young student to a chair and placed a plastic bag over her head, almost suffocating her.He later coerced her into prostitution, demanding $500,000 [£380,000] of her earnings, which he laundered though his internet domain company.Mr Berman described how Ray gained his victims’ trust with gifts and “group therapy sessions” but then later falsely accused the impressionable students of “harming him by attempting to poison him or to deliberately damage his property”.Ray demanded money from them, encouraging them to drain their parents’ bank accounts, Mr Berman said, forcing them into making payments “they did not actually owe and could not possibly afford”Ray, who is charged with sex-trafficking, extortion, money laundering, violent crime in aid of racketeering, racketeering conspiracy and forced labour, suffered a seizure in court on Tuesday – delaying proceedings for several hours.One witness, Santos Rosario, claimed that on one occasion, Ray made his 'trusted lieutenant” Isabella Pollok put nappies on him and his sister Felicia as a

Vladimir Putin, Russia has lost another general, plus seven elite SWAT fighters from the feared Dzerzhinsky Division during their invasion of Ukraine.The sour news comes after a top Russian airman warned that his country’s forces have suffered losses on a scale that will “horrify” people when the figure - now a closely guarded secret - is revealed. Captain Alexander Garnaev - a famous military test pilot and recipient of the Kremlin’s highest honour, the Hero of Russia award - denounced the “completely incomprehensible” war before another top general was killed.

Older people with low levels of vitamin B9 have a higher risk of dementia, a study suggests.

The diet of the invading Russian army has been revealed after Ukrainian troops seized a fully-stocked battlefield kitchen.

Cops are hunting four men after three cars were petrol bombed on a residential street in Airdrie.

A new Easter treat from Sainsbury's has left shoppers divided - with some even suggesting the supermarket has "gone too far."

Radio 1’s Big Weekend has added more artists to the line-up for its 2022 edition.Appearing on the main stage at the Coventry event on Sunday, May 29 will be Lorde, George Ezra, Dermot Kennedy, Mabel, Becky Hill and Jax Jones.It’s also been revealed that Sam Fender, Easy Life, Fontaines D.C., Sigrid, KSI, Mimi Webb and Tom Grennan are set to play on the Future Sounds stage on the Saturday (May 28).The new names follow the news that the likes of Ed Sheeran, Yungblud Calvin Harris and AJ Tracey will perform at Radio 1’s Big Weekend 2022.Confirming the latest additions today (March 16), Radio 1 said that “more huge names” for the festival are yet to be announced.

Spotify have confirmed a groundbreaking sponsorship deal with the world famous FC Barcelona.Last month, it was announced that the club and streaming service were close to a deal worth £237million after the football club announced back in September that it has debts of more than £1billion.From the start of next season, which begins at the end of this summer, the club’s famous stadium will be renamed the Spotify Nou Camp – the first time it has ever bore a sponsor’s name – while the team’s match and training kit will also be sponsored by Spotify.It will be the first time the stadium has carried a sponsor’s name – and is a historic moment for a club that refused any shirt sponsor until 2006.A statement described the deal as a “first-of-its-kind partnership for the club in bringing the worlds of music and football together” and is set to “see the pair working together to create opportunities for the iconic shirt to become a space that can celebrate artists from across the world”.We’re partnering with @Spotify to bring football and music together like you’ve never seen before

The Pokémon Company has announced that as of now, you can get the legendary Pokémon Arceus and Darkrai – from Pokémon Legends: Arceus – in Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Pokémon Shining Pearl.You’ll need to own a copy of either remake as well as a copy of Pokémon Legends: Arceus. Furthermore, the games must be up to date with version 1.3.0, which was released on March 15.Getting Arceus requires you to complete the game of the same name, or at least have the main missions done.

Chris Packham, 60, took to Twitter yesterday evening to share a horrifying picture of the firebomb attack on his home in October of last year.The television presenter has shared the picture in a bid for information, and in preparation for his TV appearance discussing the terrifying ordeal.Chris' home in the New Forest was targeted by two masked men on October 8 last year.The broadcaster said the men set a vehicle on fire at the gate of his home, causing the dangerous blaze.He posted a picture of the horrifying moment the fire appeared to begin to spread to his gate on Twitter today to share an update on the incident.In view of his 540,900 followers, he penned: "Tomorrow I'll be speaking on @BBCCrimewatch on @BBCOne at 10am about the firebomb attack on my home last October."DI Howard Broadribb CID from the superb @HantsPolice will reveal new evidence."If anyone has any information please call 101 quoting incident reference 44210403698."Many social media users took to the post's comments to express their concern over the "scary" picture of what had happened.Pembs_flyer said: "Still can't wrap my head around why anyone would want to do this."You are a standup human being, Chris. I really hope the people who did this get what they deserve."LifechatwithD added: "We need more people like you who use their celebrity status for the greater good.

Coronavirus has a “silver lining” that Tories can “take advantage” of to achieve their manifesto pledge, a Cabinet minister said today.

coronavirus pandemic. The support scheme is available to those who have been out of work for three or more months, reports The Mirror.