Evil teenager showed 'hallmarks of a psychopath' in police interview days after killing Logan Mwangi

Rochelle and Marvin Humes are still one of the most loved-up celeb couples ten years on from their wedding – so much so that they plan to renew their vows.SEE: 10 This Morning hosts' seriously stunning weddingsOn 27 July 2012, they gathered 250 guests at Blenheim Palace for their wedding day, which saw the bride wear not one but two stunning bridal outfits. Reminiscing about her big day and whether she has any regrets, The Saturdays singer told HELLO!: "I think what’s different is that people change in your life.

Naman Ramachandran Music festival Lollapalooza is debuting in Asia with Mumbai, India, set to become its eighth destination next year.The two-day festival will be held over Jan. 28-29, 2023, with BookMyShow serving as promoter and producer of the Indian edition alongside global producers Perry Farrell, WME and C3 Presents. The inaugural Lollapalooza India will be open to over 60,000 fans each day and will feature four stages with over 20 hours of live music, in addition to culinary selections, art and fashion.

On December 1, 1948 a man was found slumped and lifeless on Adelaide’s Somerton Beach. An autopsy failed to find the cause of death but the man’s enlarged spleen and damaged liver lead many to suspect poison. 

Motherwell boss Graham Alexander has urged fans to keep believing as they head into tomorrow night’s Europa Conference League qualifier at Sligo Rovers with a 1-0 deficit.

Hibs have been handed a major boost ahead of this weekend’s Premiership opener after finally being granted work permits for Elie Youan and Marijan Cabraja. Lee Johnson was denied the services of the duo throughout the calamitous Premier Sports Cup campaign because of frustrating paperwork delays.

Ian Wright's impassioned speech following England's 4-0 win over Sweden in the semi-final of the Euros on Tuesday night. During the BBC's post-match coverage of the game, the endearing former Arsenal striker stressed how proud he was of the Lionesses and urged the FA to ensure their glorious campaign leads to a lasting legacy for young girls."Whatever happens in the final now, if girls are not allowed to play football just like the boys can in their P.E.

lottery tickets with the promise of dividing up the winnings with all his employees should he hit the jackpot. The CEO of US fast food chain Raising Cane, Todd Graves, bought the tickets at a cost of roughly $100,000 (£83,000), NBC Washington reported.

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After starring in two of the most popular TV shows - Netflix's Stranger Things and Disney Plus' The Mandalorian - David Harbour and Pedro Pascal are teaming up.Harbour, 47, and Pascal, 47, have signed on to star in HBO's My Dentist's Murder Trial, a new true crime limited series based on the 2017 New Yorker article of the same name, according to Deadline.Patriot creator Steve Conrad created the series and is slated to direct the pilot episode as well. Team:After starring in two of the most popular TV shows - Netflix's Stranger Things and Disney Plus' The Mandalorian - David Harbour and Pedro Pascal are teaming up Pilot:Patriot creator Steve Conrad created the series and is slated to direct the pilot episode as wellThe show is based on the true story of Dr.

Becki Newton is expecting her fourth child withhusband Chris Diamantopoulos.A representative for the 44-year-old actressconfirmed the happy news to JustJared.com.Becki unveiled her burgeoning baby bump while taking a stroll through Los Angeles withChris, 47, on Tuesday afternoon. Expecting:Becki Newton is expecting her fourth child with husband Chris Diamantopoulos.

Alex Scott was branded "disrespectful" after criticising Sweden goalkeeper Hedvig Lindahl in the aftermath of the Lionesses' emphatic victory in the semi-final of the Euros on Tuesday night.After watching the 39-year-old put in a hapless performance at Bramall Lane, Scott told her colleagues that former Chelsea stopper Lindalh was "past her best", particularly after fluffing her lines for three of England's four goals on the night."That's why [Chelsea manager] Emma Hayes is so intelligent," Scott said. "She brought a new goalkeeper in at Chelsea because Emma knew she [Lindalh] was past her best.READ MORE: England Lionesses reach final of Euro 2022 after demolishing Sweden 4-0"That's not me disrespecting her, that's just me praising the intelligence of Emma Hayes, knowing when to move a player on," she added.Later on in the broadcast, Scott attempted to clarify her earlier comments, saying: "I feel bad actually.

TV star Kourtney Kardashian, 43, has shared some unseen photographs from her wedding day with her fans. The mum-of-three took to Instagram to mark her grandma's 88th birthday by posting snaps from her legal ceremony with husband Travis Barker, 46, the drummer for rock band Blink-182. Kourtney, 43, was joined by her grandma, MJ, as she had been one of the two witnesses at the couple's courthouse nuptials in California.

Roma supporters were on hand to give Paulo Dybala a spine-tingling welcome to the club outside one of the most iconic buildings in the Eternal City - bringing tears to his eyes.Dybala was brought out to the crowd of an estimated 8000 supporters outside the Palace of Italian Civilisation in the capital on Tuesday evening (July 26) as they serenaded the Argentine with the club anthem. The 28-year-old, who was given a microphone to address his new fans, sat on the steps of the palace and soaked in the passion of the Roma faithful as he gets down to work under Jose Mourinho after a sixth placed finish last season.

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wide legged tuxedo suit over every frilly lame gown in the world to wear to the Oscars in 1989, she symbolically drew the curtains on the previous excessive, tasteless decade. This wasn’t about looking like a puritan but about celebrating the allure of pared back glamour and exploring the intriguing scent of subtle sex appeal.Trousers have been a cool choice ever since – witness the former editor of French Vogue, Emmanuelle Alt (almost always in skinny trousers), Katie Holmes (boyfriend jeans and boot cuts), Gwyneth Paltrow at her most stylish and memorable in the velvet Gucci trouser suit she wore on the red carpet in 1996, and again last year, Salma Hayek, who poured her glorious curves into high shine drain pipes and Stella McCartney (straight legs and flares).Trousers were, and still are, my go-to.

All the summer dresses we waited to wear can now be aired around at events. The high heels that have been collecting dust are finally getting their first scuffs, and those poor neglected handbags with nowhere to go are seeing the world once again.At the same time, there might be more than a few of us feeling the fatigue of it all and I want today’s message to be the warm hug you need, knowing that you can dress with one foot still in the comfort zone this summer.Yes, we’re back out and about, but that doesn’t mean style statements must be all fuss and no favour. Co-ords are the perfect marriage of charm and comfort appeal – yes, those dynamic duos that have all of our mothers and fathers asking: “Why are you wearing your pyjamas to work?” My standard response to this remark is: “If the catwalk says it’s daywear, who am I to argue?” OK, that’s not much of a defence, is it? But, it is true.Of course, it’s all too easy to wear a set that looks like pyjamas if you don’t accessorise it correctly.

Logan Mwangi's devastated dad fought back tears as he revealed a text he received from his son's killer mum shortly before the youngster's murder. Speaking on Good Morning Britain, dad Ben Mwangi said he had no idea about the horror abuse the five-year-old was going through after he was blocked from seeing his own child by mum Angharad.

"Evil" teen Craig Mulligan appeared unfazed and emotionless as he was questioned by police just days after murdering Logan Mwangi. The babyfaced killer's identity was revealed for the first time yesterday after he was jailed for the five-year-old's murder alongside stepfather John Cole, 40, and stepmother Angharad Williamson, 31.

vicious murder of his stepbrother, 5.'Pure evil' Mulligan was today unmasked as one of the central perpetrators of the barbarous murder of Logan Mwangi.READ MORE: Face of 'pure evil' as 14-year-old who murdered boy, 5, with help of mum unmaskedTogether with his stepmum Angharad Williamson, 31, and his own dad John 'Jay' Cole, 40, Mulligan inflicted the type of wounds typically seen in high-speed car crashes on the defenceless child before dumping his body in a river.When police combed the river Ogmore in Bridgend, South Wales, on July 31 last year, they discovered poor Logan had suffered 56 external cuts and bruises, and “catastrophic” internal injuries.And unfortunately prior to Logan's murder, the warning signs for evil Mulligan were clear to see.Once described as 'pure evil' by the unwitting foster carers who invited him into their homes in the weeks before Logan's death, Mulligan moved through his young life with palpable malevolence. He had a well-documented history of "cruel" attacks on young children, vulnerable adults and small animals using his training in martial arts to deliver as much pain as possible.

READ MORE: Sick moment Logan Mwangi's killer mum cried crocodile tears as she was grilled by copsCraig Mulligan aided stepmum Angharad Williamson, 31, and his own dad John 'Jay' Cole, 40, who were sentenced to life behind bars. Due to his age, the courts slapped an anonymity order on stepbrother Mulligan, meaning the press could not reveal his true identity until today when the ban was finally lifted.It can now be revealed that Mulligan was once described as "pure evil" by foster carers who looked after him weeks before Logan's death.He had a history of "cruel" attacks on young children, vulnerable adults and small animals and was trained in martial arts.Mulligan had previously been taken in by foster carers for eight weeks in June and July 2021 but they were unable to cope with his scary behaviour and he was allowed to return to Mwangi's home.Bridgend Social Services were aware that the foster family had been unable to cope with his behaviour.The family, who wish to remain anonymous, lived at home with one daughter.They had always done long term fostering but they were asked by the council to take in the teen for two months.However, depraved Mulligan soon showed his nasty side.

mum and step-dad have been jailed for life for brutally murdering the five-year-old – despite going to sickening lengths to try and get away with it.Logan was found dead on July 31 last year in the River Ogmore near his home in Bridgend, south Wales with horrific injuries typically found in car crash victims.The child, who suffered 56 external cuts and bruises, and “catastrophic” internal injuries, was discovered by police partially submerged, wearing dinosaur pyjama bottoms and a Spider-Man top. READ MORE: Sick moment Logan Mwangi's killer mum cried crocodile tears as she was grilled by copsToday, after a delay at Cardiff Crown Court, his killers mum Angharad Williamson, 31, and stepdad John Cole, 40, were sentenced to life behind bars.Williamson was handed a minimum sentence of 28 years, while Cole will be jailed for a minimum term of 29 years.A 14-year-old boy was also sentenced to life detention with a minimum of 15 years.He cannot be named at this time for legal reasons.Members of Logan’s family were present in the packed courtroom, presided over by Mrs Justice Jefford DBE.Prosecutor Caroline Rees QC told the court that Logan "would have had an 80% chance of survival" with medical help.Shockingly, she said that the child would have been in so much pain during his attack that he "would have required morphine."She likened the injuries and pain levels to that of a car crash victim or someone who had a fall from a great height.