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This is the horrifying moment an out of control car knocked down a five-year-old girl scooting on a pavement.

The Prince and Princess of Wales brought the royal flair to Black History Month as they paint Cardiff with a vibrant celebration, connecting with the Afro-Caribbean and African communities.

Kate Middleton went business chic once again as she and Prince William fist-bumped school children on a Royal engagement in Wales. The Princess of Wales, 41, opted for a tailored pinstripe trouser suit for the visit to Cardiff to meet members of the Windrush generation and to celebrate the work of diverse community groups in the city.

A schoolboy has told of the surreal moment he reeled in a suspected 'mortar shell' while out magnet fishing.

A man drilled holes in the wall he shares with a neighbouring family because he claims it encroaches on his garden by a couple of inches.

Cheers soon turned into panic as a gender reveal party descended into chaos thanks to pink smoke bombs. Loved ones of mum-to-be Mandy Morgan-Smith were forced to flee their garden and swiftly ushered inside as they struggled to breathe from the smoke.

relatives found a mum's grave vandalised with a sick note saying: "we never loved u".Leanne Knight died from mouth cancer aged 33 on February 20 and was laid to rest in a cemetery in Eston, Teesside, on March 26.But less than four weeks later, her husband and relatives found her grave at Eston cemetery trashed in a "targeted attack".The Grangetown woman's distraught relatives were called to her final resting place on Thursday, TeessideLive reports.A photo of Leanne has been damaged, butterfly lights broken and flowers snapped in the "disgusting" attack.Leanne's mum, Jackie Chesworth, had also left a card at the graveside which read: "Beautiful forever in my heart, love mam."But the vandals heartlessly tarnished the loving message, scribing

parents have blasted a controversial TV soap storyline where a couple terminate their pregnancy because the baby has Down's syndrome.Emmerdale has come under fire over the divisive storyline which sees Laurel Thomas and Jai Sharma deciding to abort their unborn baby after tests show it has the condition. Scenes are due to be aired this winter, however ITV bosses at the hit show have been blasted 'ignorant' over the decision by Scots parents who say they have been 'upset' by it.

A family of seven have been living in a one-bedroom flat with a garden like a "prison cell" during lockdown.

Dive right in! Like the weather, the Daily Star's FREE newsletter is a scorcherA "violent and dangerous" individual who stabbed a young man to death after he spilt his pint down the pub will spend the next two decades behind bars.Momodoulamin Saine, 28, was convicted of murdering Asim Khan, 21, following a trial at Newport Crown Court earlier this month.Mr Khan, from Grangetown, died after being stabbed on St Mary Street in Cardiff city centre at about 4.50am on July 21 last year.South Wales Police reported that Saine had been jailed for life.

RSPCA inspectors were confronted with this horrifying scene when they entered the home of a cruel pet owner who let one of his dogs starve to death.

here.The statement reads: “DS Holdings which are also Tramshed’s landlords, have submitted plans to build T2, a four-storey building in Tramshed’s car park. This car park is used daily for Tramshed’s events, for artists to safely park up to three tour busses and trucks filled with equipment for events.