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As people all over the world celebrate Halloween, one legal expert has warned against wearing one particular fancy dress costume. UK laws state that anybody who publicly dresses up like a police officer or any member of the law enforcement could be hit with a hefty fine, and even face jail time in certain cases.

sudden death of Lady Gabriella Windsor’s husband, Thomas Kingston, has sparked renewed interest in the editor — and her parents, Prince and Princess Michael of Kent.Kingston and Gabriella, 42, tied the knot in May 2019 at Windsor Castle after meeting five years prior. The financier was found dead at age 45 in Gloucestershire, England, on Sunday.

Legendary actor Richard E. Grant has announced his mother Leonne Esterhuysen has passed away at the age of 93. The Withnail and I star made the announcement on a video he posted to Twitter as he paid tribute to the woman who gave him the "gift of life". The Oscar nominated actor, 66, also reflected on their "incredibly complicated relationship".

A Perthshire church minister is planning a hymn-a-thon, playing hymns continuously to his flock until he has completed every single one in the hymn book.

Following in the footsteps of comedy stars such as Stephen Fry and Richard Ayoade, this year’s BAFTA film awards will be hosted by Hollywood actor Richard E Grant and This Morning presenter Alison Hammond. Dressed to the nines for one night only, the charismatic duo will be joining forces as the reveal the winners of this year’s closely run awards race, to see who will get to take home of of the iconic BAFTA mask trophies.

Katie Price has told pals she is desperate to put the years of turmoil behind her and “finally move on” after bravely opening up about her mental health in her new documentary, Katie Price: Trauma And Me. In the Channel 4 show, which aired last week, Katie, 44, spoke about the moments leading up to her drink-driving crash last year, following which she narrowly avoided jail and was handed a 16-week suspended sentence and two-year driving ban. She also bravely discussed a suicide attempt and how she lives with PTSD.

Katie Price has hit back at trolls who said that parts of her documentary were "made up".The new Channel 4 documentary Katie Price: Trauma and Me was supposed to air on Thursday but was postponed "out of respect" for the death of The Queen.The former glamour model appeared on Steph's Packed Lunch on Thursday (September 8).READ MORE: Katie Price reveals she was raped at gunpoint in horrific South Africa car-jacking attackHost Steph McGovern asked her how she had experienced so much trauma in her life and explained that some trolls online believed that she was "making up" some traumatic events.Katie responded by saying: "I don't make any of it up. Everyone knows me, I've been called a 'liar' so many times and the truth always come out. I'm not here for sympathy."Katie was travelling from Johannesburg to Swaziland at the time of the attack alongside members of the show's production crew.The vehicle was stopped by six men who ransacked both cars for goods such as laptops, iPads and jewellery.Katie has said she was also raped by the men during the terrifying ordeal.

Katie Price has revealed she was raped at gunpoint during a carjacking in South Africa.The horrific incident occurred in 2018 as the TV personality, 44, was filming scenes for her former Quest Red reality series Katie Price: My Crazy Life.Travelling from Johannesburg to Swaziland at the time of the attack alongside members of the show's production crew, Katie was thrown from one of two vehicles which were stopped by a group of six men.READ MORE:Katie Price says drink-drive crash was suicide attempt as exes pushed her over the edgeWith both vehicles ransacked for goods including laptops, cash and jewellery, Katie was also raped by the men during the terrifying ordeal.She told MailOnline: "The experience when I was filming with ITV in South Africa, we had no security."If we had security, they would have been able to deal with the six guys that jumped us, held me at gunpoint and raped me."Katie's attackers were never apprehended.While fleeing with a number of goods, the attackers failed to make off with camera equipment worth tens of thousands of pounds which was stored on board the people carriers.Katie will speak about the incident for the first time on camera in her new Channel 4 documentary Katie Price: Trauma and Me.The one-off programme will see Katie shed let on her struggles over recent years which led the star to make two suicide attempts and later seek treatment for PTSD at The Priory.As well as documenting her rape, the mum-of-five will reveal that disputes with her kids' fathers also left her at breaking point.In the documentary, she will also candidly reveal that she has "limited access" to her children Jett and Bunny.Speaking to Daily Star, Katie said: "When I say my ex-husbands are like 'that' behind my back

Katie Price has revealed she was brutally raped at gunpoint during a carjacking in South Africa in 2018, triggering a suicide attempt. The mother of five spoke out about the horrifying ordeal for the first time ahead of the release of a new documentary Trauma And Me, on Channel 4.The 44-year-old revealed details about the attack that happened as she and her production crew were filming for her Quest Red TV show My Crazy Life.The trauma of the experience left her suffering a mental breakdown, subsequent suicide attempt and led her to seek treatment for PTSD. Katie described how she was travelling from Johannesburg to Swaziland in two people carriers before they were attacked, with her being thrown from the vehicle and items such as laptops, iPads, passports, cash and jewellery being stolen.

@OliviaGranted, died a year ago, this evening.  ‘Holding each other’s hands until her final earthly breath. Forever dancing in my heart.

READ MORE: Estate full of violence and chaos has locals saying it's 'worst place on Earth'It is unclear if Warren, known as Cocky, will be able to access his drug empire fortune on his release, as the crime kingpin will be under close watch by authorities both in the UK and abroad, reports Liverpool Echo.In 2013, the criminal mastermind's elaborate money laundering machine was laid out by prosecutors at the Jersey's Royal Court.It covered everything from Swiss bank accounts and a Turkish property scheme, to a gold mining venture in Guyana that were suspected to be part of his network, as authorities and lawmakers tried to piece together Warren's epic profits.He was fighting the authorities in Jersey over an attempt to confiscate his profits following his conviction in 2009 for attempting to smuggle cannabis worth £1million onto the island.The scheme was rumbled in July 2007, only five weeks after his release from a Dutch prison where he had been serving time since 1996 over a £125m drugs trafficking plot.The court heard the drug baron could source cocaine from South America, heroin from Turkey and Iran, and cannabis from Morocco, and distribute the contraband across the globe to far-flung places including Moscow, Brazil, Swaziland and Australia.The court was also told that Warren, 59, boasted while in a Dutch prison of how he laundered £15m in cash each week.In 1996, Dutch financial investigators estimated Warren made a drugs profit of £12m in a three-month period.While Warren awaited trial in Jersey, the drug lord reportedly made 35,000 calls from behind bars to contacts across the world.

Katie Price has claimed television bosses didn't do enough to protect her while she was filming one of her reality TV shows.The former glamour model was referencing the ordeal that saw her and her children held at gunpoint in 2018 while she was filming her show, My Crazy Life for Quest Red,Katie, 44, when she and her children, Harvey, Junior and Princess were travelling by car from Swaziland to Johannesburg when a group of thugs launched an attack.Their car was forced to make a stop at the side of the road when Junior, aged one, at the time needed the toilet.Katie claims she was groped with the group held at gunpoint while the attackers ransacked the vehicles of laptops, iPods, passports, jewellery and cash – leaving behind expensive camera equipment.Taking to Instagram, Katie shared a screenshot of a recent article during which, Caroline Flack's mum claimed television bosses could have done more to protect her late daughter.Caroline's mum, Christine said it was "ironic" that she was sacked from hosting Love Island when her personal life was in turmoil amid her court case for allegedly assaulting her former boyfriend Lewis Burton.Katie penned: "Yes totally agree TV channels have a lot to answer for with making you film things when they know about your mental health and don't help."And when you're told to keep quiet when you're hijacked and taped at gunpoint in front of your children because they didn't have security and I still suffer from that trauma today."Speaking about the attack, Katie admitted she went to The Priory rehabilitation clinic and was subsequently treated for post-traumatic stress disorder.She told The Sun: "I got held at gunpoint and sexually assaulted."It was like something from a horror film, this big

KATIE Price has accused TV bosses of failing to protect her when she was assaulted during a terrifying carjacking. Katie and her eldest children, Junior and Princess, were held at gun-point in South Africa in 2018 while filming a reality show.

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«Ambassador Mandela passed away in the early hours of today, 13 July 2020, in a Johannesburg hospital,» Ramaphosa said in a statement.The cause of her death was not immediately revealed.She had been designated to become South Africa's envoy to Liberia after her stint in Copenhagen, which started in 2015.She was born and raised in Soweto and was educated both at home and in neighbouring Swaziland.Zindzi grew up while her father was incarcerated by the apartheid regime for 27 years.Like her parents, she was involved in the liberation struggle and was an active member of the African National Congress (ANC).One of her most prominent moments was in 1985 when she read out — in front of a huge crowd of ANC supporters at a stadium — a letter in

The TV star was with children Princess and Junior when she was targeted in South Africa. They were on their way to Swaziland with a production crew to film for the 39-year-old’s My Crazy Life show.