Horror hospital shooting sees at least one dead and 'person of interest' arrested

Fatima Whitbread left Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins on Sunday's episode.The Olympian, 61, was told to step down alongside Jennifer Ellison, who was also eliminated from the hit Channel 4 show. During the show, Chief Instructor, Rudy Reyes, said: "When I call your number, you will step up, approach the DS and take off your armband and head to medical" to which he called number five, Fatima.

A house fire has broken out on a quiet street in Edinburgh, sparking a 'huge' emergency response.

Two 12-year-old girls were taken to hospital after being struck by a car on Sunday evening (October 2). Police closed off the major road in Liverpool as the scene was examined by officers.

A woman was rushed to hospital after being cut from a flipped over car on a busy road in Stalybridge on Sunday night (October 2). Emergency services raced to the scene of the crash, which involved two vehicles, on Wakefield Road (A635).

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HARDY, Morgan Wallen and Blake Shelton's songwriter, was released from the hospital with "significant injuries" Sunday morning after his tour bus was involved in "an accident" outside of Nashville. Tennessee Highway Patrol officials confirmed to Fox News Digital that an overturned tour bus crash occurred around 2:30 a.m. on Interstate 40 West.

beef burgers can help cure depression and make us happy, boffins have found.A study of 440,000 Brits found that beef was linked to a lower risk of depression.Nutrients found in beef, including iron, zinc, protein and B vitamins, are known to support brain function and may help lift our moods.READ MORE: Lidl ordered to melt down chocolate bunnies after Lindt battle - but fans aren't happyA team of psychiatrists from National Taiwan University, Massachusetts General Hospital and other centres reported their findings in the Journal of Affective Disorders.They said: “This is the first study reporting a potential, beneficial causal effect of beef intake on lowering the risk of major depression.“There is extensive evidence that diet may influence the risk and symptoms of depression.“To adhere to a healthy diet, mainly the Mediterranean diet, and to avoid a pro-inflammatory diet were associated with reduced risk of clinical depression.“We found that higher beef intake may be protective against major depressive disorder.“A recent review of the association between meat abstention and depression showed mixed results.“However, the majority of studies, and especially the most rigorous ones, demonstrated a higher risk of depression in those who avoided meat.”The study involved examining genes associated with eating more beef and seeing if the same genetic makeup was also linked to depression.For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here.It found that several dietary habits are genetically linked with major depression.Non-oily fish was among foods found to be associated with a higher risk of depressive illness.However the research, which included

Addie Morfoot Contributor Two MTV Documentary films vying for Academy Awards attention — Ondi Timoner’s “Last Flight Home” and Tanaz Eshaghian’s short “As Far as They Can Run” — garnered the top nonfiction honors at the 23rd annual Woodstock Film Festival. “Last Flight Home,” about Timoner and her family’s last days with her father, won the best documentary prize, while “As Far as They Can Run,” about disabled children in rural Pakistan who have been deemed “useless” by their communities, took home the fest’s best short documentary award. “Last Flight Home” premiered at Sundance earlier this year before opening the Telluride Film Festival in September. This year marked Timoner’s first time at the Woodstock fest.

One of the guardsman who walked alongside Queen Elizabeth II’s coffin during her state funeral has died.

Two people have been hospitalised after a car ploughed into trees in North Ayrshire. Emergency services were alerted to the smash having taken place shortly after 2pm today on Maree Place, Castlepark, Irvine.

A woman had to be carried on a stretcher before being rushed to hospital after becoming injured near a Bolton reservoir. Eleven people from Bolton Mountain Rescue Team rushed to the 48-year-old's aid after being called out to Wayoh Reservoir, on the border with Lancashire.

Police are appealing for information to find a missing 13-year-old girl last seen two days ago. London Tuite was reported missing after being seen in the Cheadle area on Friday (September 30).

snakes for a living has been turned on by the very beast he was trying to save.The Indian man, known only as Alex, was called to rescue two snakes near a village in Shivamogga, Karnataka.Alongside partner Roni, he caught the snakes and attempted to release them into the forest nearby.READ MORE: Time traveller 'could have got date wrong' of deadly storm set to devastate US coastBut for some odd reason, he decided to try and kiss one of the snakes on the lips – which didn't go down well with the unsuspecting slithery creature.The snake quickly and painfully dug its front fangs into Alex's lips, leaving him a bloody mess.He was quickly taken to Shivamogga's district hospital for treatment and was released a few hours later.The pair of snakes were eventually released into the wild, although it is unclear why the bloke decided that trying to kiss a snake was a good idea.Video footage of the incident went viral on social media – obviously – with some speculating what would have happened had it been a local who was bitten.One user on Twitter wrote: “No person has ever died of a snake bite in a village near Varanasi where cobras move around like stray dogs.“Even children pay little attention to the cobras slithering past them.“In the rare cases of bites, the villagers refuse antivenom - yet another mystery of India.”It is not known exactly what kind of snake the bloke was bitten by – although it does look slightly cobra-like - but it is probably safe to assume that it wasn't a highly venomous one as he survived the bite.According to the World Health Organisation: “Between 81,000 and 138,000 deaths occur each year [from snake bites].

Paul O’Grady says he hasn’t watched any of the new version of Blankety Blank.The TV legend, 67, fronted the hit game show as drag queen Lily Savage in its heyday.But he admits he’s not interested in the BBC1 revival, which is hosted by Bradley Walsh, 62. READ MORE: Paul O'Grady's life explored - secret husband, model ex-wife and brush with death Asked if he’s seen any of the shows, Paul told the Daily Star: “No. I don’t want the horrors.“When you’ve done so many episodes of it… I can’t face it.”Paul says it’s not just Blankety Blank he’s dodged — because he barely watches any telly these days.

Kerry Katona has revealed she once got into a physical punch-up with her Atomic Kitten bandmate Natasha Hamilton while on tour.The I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! star was on a tour of Australia and New Zealand with her band, with Michelle Heaton standing in for Liz McLarnon.On that same tour, Kerry, 42, was pictured worse for wear after a day of drinking, and was rushed to hospital by ambulance.READ MORE: Former I'm A Celebrity winner Kerry Katona 'turns down' show's All Stars spin-off seriesBut Natasha insisted Kerry had tipped off photographers and blamed the incident on her.The Sun now reports Kerry wrote in her new book Whole Again: “We got into a huge fight."I’m not proud of the fact it turned physical but I was absolutely fuming that she was accusing me of doing something I absolutely didn’t do.”She went on to admit that she was locked out of a pub, left “absolutely furious”.Kerry added: “I was going mental. I kicked off in front of everyone.

A dad is "lucky to be alive" after being beaten and left for dead in a senseless attack after simply asking a group for directions.

Manchester United fans praised Antony for his stunning goal against Manchester City, despite Erik ten Hag's side being thrashed 6-3 at the Etihad Stadium.

King Charles III is hiding something very infamous in the snap.

Oldham Athletic and Wrexham fans broke out hours before their National League match on Saturday. Shocking footage was shared online of fans violently punching and kicking each other as Greater Manchester Police officers tried their best to get a handle on the clashes that broke out next to Tesco Extra in Failsworth.