Loyal Jack Russell dies saving 10-year-old owner from terrifying wolf attack

One person has sadly died in an incident on the railway line between Manchester Piccadilly and Stockport this morning.

A Tesco boss has said that customers have been asking check out staff to stop scanning their grocery shop once their bill hits a certain amount, as households continue to feel the cost of living squeeze.

Manchester United fans are urging the club to move quickly for Nordi Mukiele amid reports linking the RB Leipzig defender with a move to Old Trafford.

Parklife has today revealed details of a limited one-off 2022 ticket resale. The huge festival in Heaton Park - which this year makes a welcome return to its normal June slot - was a sell-out after in January.

Jurgen Klopp says Erling Haaland will make Manchester City stronger in their battle with Liverpool for silverware, domestically and in Europe.

A furious pensioner claims she is being ‘blackmailed’ into paying an £170 parking fine.

A polyamorous family of two mums and two dads are so close they don’t even know who their children’s dads are.

St Mirren hero Tony Fitzpatrick revealed he was more nervous standing in the tunnel ahead of his goodbye presentation on Saturday than he was before the 1987 Scottish Cup final.

Pro-cyclist Danny MacAskill has showcased Dundee in his latest high-octane film.

Rangers have released the club's new third kit for next season, with Giovanni van Bronckhorst 's men set to be decked out in orange from the start of the new campaign.

Sam Ryder is up in Space, Man. 

Kylie Jenner gave fans a rare look at her baby son in a sweet Mother's Day post.The make-up mogul, who was treated with her home with white flowers by beau Travis Scott to mark the special occasion in the US, shared a short clip from her second pregnancy.The montage charted everything from Kylie's her baby scan to her showing off her bare bump in a series of stunning maternity photoshoots, where she was also joined by her adorable four year old daughter Stormi.The 24 year old, who gave birth for the second time in February, ended the clip with her sweetly holding her newborn son's little hand. "Every day should be Mother's Day, thank you God for my two beautiful blessings," the reality star captioned the video.

The number of stalkers bothering the Royal Family has risen to an all-time high, it has been revealed. Last year 170 stalking cases relating to the family were logged by police - with 10 being categorised as being of the highest danger level.

Refresh for latest…: For the fiscal year ended March 31, 2022, Sony Pictures Entertainment saw a 172% increase in operating income to 217.4 billion yen ($1.67 billion). Revenues hit 1,239 billion yen ($9.5 billion), up 55% versus the previous year.

EXCLUSIVE: The Crown duo Left Bank Pictures and Netflix have set Little Voice, The Gifted and Reign star Sean Teale as male lead in their new Spain-set series Palomino (working title, which will likely change).

Manchester United loanee 21, posted the image along with the caption: “What a beautiful day. Easy up Norwich City”.

Anne Robinson's new replacement has already started filming episodes for Countdown, despite the host announcing her departure just days prior.New episodes for the Channel 4 gameshow have already begun filming, with a new stand-in presenter taking the reins instead of no-nonsense and quick-witted host Anne.This comes days after the 77-year-old TV star quit her role after just one year on the programme.The Mirror has reported that 43-year-old radio and TV host Colin Murray will be stepping into Anne's shoes for the time being.Colin has appeared on the show before now, and actually guest presented 33 episodes last year when then-host Nick Hewer was shielding during the coronavirus pandemic. The paper has revealed that Colin will host the programme until the autumn, but could potentially be announced as the permanent host.A Channel 4 source said: "Colin has agreed to be a stand-in host for us, which is brilliant news.

British workers want a manager with whom they can talk to about their personal life, according to research.A study of 2,000 workers found 48 per cent enjoy talking to their boss about what is going on at home.And 38 per cent claim they have stayed in a job for longer than expected due to having a good relationship with management.Other traits considered important in a manager include treating people well, listening to concerns and showing respect to other staff.Working well as part of a team and encouraging others to do well were also cited as other key requirements.Two in five (40 per cent) valued their manager being organised, while 39 per cent said it was important their boss understood their workload.It also emerged 62 per cent felt they worked for a good leader - but 24 per cent said they had a bad manager.Daniel Mason, VP EMEA for people analytics company Visier, which commissioned the research, said: "It's important workers are able to have a direct relationship with their manager.“Having open lines of communication and understanding how best to work is vital to getting the best out of the workforce and keeping staff happy.“Every organisation already has a wealth of employee data."Using this, modern tools and analytics can help generate insights to help you better understand and manage talent, providing a more fulfilling workplace experience for all.”The survey, carried out via OnePoll, also found the main traits of a bad manager included having a boss who doesn’t listen (49 per cent) and being unapproachable (47 per cent).Being shouted at (42 per cent) and setting unrealistic targets (40 per cent) were also among the worst traits.A lack of face-to-face meetings (51 per cent), working from home and increased

Lorraine Kelly has revealed she has no intentions of tuning into Piers Morgan's new TalkTV show, Uncensored.They may have once worked together but it appears that Lorraine has other plans when his show airs on the network.Despite not watching a full episode, she had nothing but praise for the 57-year-old just two weeks after Piers Morgan Uncensored took to the airwaves on April 25, 2022.Speaking about his new show which sees him tackle the day's biggest news, Lorraine, 62, explained the show was "too late" for her to watch it.She explained: "I did see the interview he did with Donald Trump, that was great, that was really, really good."Opening up to the Metro at the BAFTA TV Awards on Sunday (April 8), she went on to say: "He's doing a brilliant job, I miss him, it's very quiet without him."Dad-of-four Piers sensationally left ITV's Good Morning Britain with immediate effect after criticising Meghan Markle's bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey.His stern words received over 57,000 Ofcom complaints, including a complaint from Meghan herself before he was cleared of any wrongdoing by Ofcom. Since leaving ITV, Piers has continued to disagree with Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, and recently hit out at the pair after it was announced they would be returning to the UK for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.

A delivery driver is on a mission to help one elderly customer find a replacement pet after he was so incredibly moved by a heartbreaking note he found left outside his house.David MacLeod, 49, is also a dog lover and spotted a handwritten note from a bereaved dog owner mourning the tragic loss of his Jack Russell – with only £30 to spend on a new pet has made it his mission to help.It read: "Looking for a small dog for company – lost my dog to cancer – do not feel well without him – a Jack Russell Cairn."It had "£30" written on it, which David believes was how much money the pensioner had to spend on a dog.Dad-of-two David, who works for Iceland, has been delivering to the OAP for nearly six years in West Kilbride, North Ayrshire, and

Sign up to the weekly West Lothian Courier newsletter for the latest West Lothian news and sport.A rescue dog is looking forward to spending Christmas in his new home, after waiting more than 300 days to meet his new best friend.This time last year, Jack Russell terrier, Fergus, was spending Christmas at Dogs Trust West Calder.He was handed over to the rehoming centre in summer 2019 and for almost a year, no one came forward to give the nervous little terrier a new home.But Fergus’s luck changed when Jim Gillanders and his family spotted his profile on the Dogs Trust website.Jim said: “After losing our previous dog to old age, I was keen to get another one and I’m so glad we found Fergus. I feel like I have a best friend again.