Man arrested after attack on bus driver

Roberto Firmino has dealt Liverpool a late selection concern for the impending Premier League contest with title rivals Manchester City. The 30-year-old came off the bench for the Reds during the Champions League win against Benfica on Tuesday night.

A driver was left trapped after their car flipped over outside a pub in Oldham. The incident happened near the Coach and Horses in Waterhead.

He sobbed and told lies in front of television cameras to hide the horrifying crime he had committed. Cold-blooded killer Paul Dyson even joined in on searches for his partner Joanne Nelson, giving interviews to newspapers and making emotional appeals.

MOLLY-MAE Hague showed off her incredible £3.5m mansion as she hosted a housewarming party with her friends. The 22-year-old, who purchased her first property with boyfriend Tommy Fury, put on a housewarming spread with her favourite food and cute decorations.

CHLOE Sims took a swipe at her ex Pete Wicks when she described her ideal man and missed one of his features. The 40-year-old star opened up to fans about her ideal man just weeks after wiping all pictures of Pete from her social media.

A teenager's leg was amputated after a violent 'revenge' shooting attack, a new report has revealed.

Piers Morgan has called Tiger Woods a “freak” after the golf star shot a one-under-par round in his return to the Masters.The journalist praised the athlete's impressive performance and impressive comeback to the sport, following his terrifying car crash last year. Piers, 57, took to Twitter to applaud Tiger, 46, in view of his 7.9 million followers. He included an infographic of Tiger’s first round scores from the 2022 Masters with a picture of the golf legend swinging his club. He captioned the post: “Incredible. A year ago, he nearly died in a car crash & feared he’d never walk, let alone play golf again. “Today, he shot -1 at the Masters.The guy’s a freakin’ freak.

the Masters as he proclaimed it was going to be “the best weekend”.Jamie Redknapp, 48, took to social media last night to share a rare snap of his baby son, Raphael. The former footballer shared his excitement over the Masters as he proclaimed it was going to be “the best weekend”.In the picture Jamie could be seen smiling as he cradled Raphael, who was wearing a green jumper and tiny golf shoes.In the picture Jamie could be seen smiling as he cradled Raphael, who was wearing a green jumper and tiny golf shoes.In view of his 1.4 million Instagram followers, Jamie wrote the caption: “The smile that says it’s masters weekend and Man City against Liverpool. (sic)“Got my green jumper and golf shoes on and I am ready to rumble.” (sic)The Sky Sports pundit concluded: “Gonna be the best weekend.” (sic)Reacting to the post featuring her son, Frida commented: “This lil guy makes us all smile.”Fans of the sportsman also took to the comments section as they gushed over the tot.Christine.owens1953 wrote: “Cutie.

A dispersal order was put in place in Manchester city centre last night after reports of a 'fight inside the Arndale centre'.

Actor Kevin Spacey asked a judge Friday to throw out actor Anthony Rapp's sex abuse lawsuit, saying through his lawyers that allegations that he abused the then-teenage Rapp at a 1980s party are false. The lawyers wrote in papers filed in Manhattan federal court that the alleged events Rapp described never occurred. Rapp has appeared in "Rent" on Broadway and in "Star Trek: Discovery" on television.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorYouTube will award $100,000 to the grand-prize winner of a new global talent show to find the next breakout gaming creator, hosted by U.K. YouTube gaming creator Ali-A.YouTube’s uTure contest kicks off Saturday with a call for entries and the show will debut in June, letting aspiring digital stars compete in weekly challenges to win the top prize.

reports.A man wearing a dark suit was seen close by to Putin carrying a briefcase which could be the Russian equivalent to America's "Nuclear Football" - a device capable of authorising a nuclear strike.Although such a device is designed to be within reach of the Russian president at all times, the fact that it has been shown off at a public event is a chilling reminder of Putin's thinly-veiled threats about "consequences you have never seen in your history" which he made to Western nations when Russian forces invaded Ukraine. The ejection of mourners from the cathedral is the latest in a long line of increasingly paranoid measures that Putin has taken to protect against assassination attempts, with the measure showing a lack of trust even in his own supporters.There were also no armed guards standing by the coffin when Putin approached to pay his respects.Distancing could also be motivated by a fear of catching covid, which has been a concern as informed speculation mounts that Putin is suffering from thyroid cancer.The scenes were markedly different from how former president Dmitry Medvedev paid his respects, as mourners were allowed to remain in the enormous and crowded building.

My London she said: “She fell over the balcony and it was only because I grabbed her by a hair and swung back she didn't fall to her death.“They're telling me to let her sleep in the sitting room where she had easy access because there was no lock key on the balcony door and she could fall over the balcony at any time.”Fiona is now terrified for her daughter's safety every time she hears a floorboard creak.The mum of two added: “She was really lucky because the way the floorboards snapped they were so sharp they could have pierced straight through her ankle.“Even the workmen said she'd been so lucky she just didn't seriously get injured.”Fiona admitted that on another occasion, a brick from the garden fell and bruised her leg, which she reported to the council.The council flat in Havering, east London was previously "void" - which meant no tenants were allowed as around £30,000 work was needed to make the property liveable.Whilst Fiona has been in non-permanent housing for the past six years, the council home is classed as "temporary".However, Fiona was told if she were to reject a property she would be classified as "intentionally homeless" - which would make her disqualified for any form of council housing.Left with no other choice, the mum had little choice to accept the house in such a bad state of disrepair.Keep up to date with all the latest news stories. by signing up for one of Daily Star's free newsletters here.There were also other issues in the house including an electric fireplace with a draft that left black soot on the carpet, and broken radiators in the children's room, rotting floorboards upstairs, and an entire fence that had collapsed in the garden.When she reported her faulty bathroom light, Fiona said

OnlyFans star was once the leader of a cult with thousands of men paying huge sums of money just to hear her speak.Alice Irving, 24, formed the cult around the seven deadly sins - pride, greed, lust, envy, gluttony, wrath and sloth - with members all joining with at least one plaguing their life."A cult is seen really negatively, but it's just a group of people worshipping an idea, a leader, they all believe in the same ideology or idea or person," she told the Daily Star.The Canadian-born model only had one rule - absolutely no meeting in person.Instead the blokes would pay Alice for the pleasure of joining virtual chat rooms or "clubs", each relating to one of the seven sins."There were different levels", she explained."People would donate every month and it would start at $10 (£7.6), then $100 (£76), $1,000 (£760), $10,000 (£7,600) and $100,000 (£76,000) per month."Each level would give the sinners varying amounts of access to Alice's wisdom, starting with access to her social media pages and including video messages or one hour FaceTime calls.Unbelievably, two different people paid the $100,000. They would receive a "custom" request agreed in a private chat with Alice - "but never ever meeting in person whatsoever".The cult also had an inbuilt marketing scheme, with members putting Alice's name in the usernames they used across the web."Hundreds and hundreds of people would have Alice-underscore-their names.

OnlyFans. However, one model who sells content on the racy site has revealed her mum is all for it.Model Daisy's account isn't just typical lingerie snaps either – with the mum-of-two selling snaps of her pregnant body on the site.As well as posing in her underwear on the site, the model also shares nude pictures.However, she refuses to show her face on there – unless you pay for a private photo, which will cost $100 (£76) per pop.Even then, Daisy admits she won't pose nude in the snaps where she reveals her identity.As well as nude photos, the model says people often want to see her show her stretch marks and rub lotion in her belly.They also want to hear all about the struggles of pregnancy.Despite some people disapproving of her account, Daisy said her mum isn't one of them.Talking exclusively to Daily Star, she said: "I don't show my face on the internet, so not a lot of people know about my OnlyFans account."My mum and my brother know though.

A man accused of shooting Lady Gaga’s dog walker and snatching her two French bulldogs has been mistaken released from hail.

A body has been found in the search for a missing Scots pensioner who disappeared over two months ago.

A 25-year-old man has been arrested after a police car chase that left two people - including an officer - in hospital.

Two young children have been rushed to hospital in a critical condition after a huge house fire. A woman, in her 20s, and the kids - aged three and five - are fighting for life after the blaze in Preston last night.

Conservationists are pouring £1.6m into restoring a historic peat bog - hoping to save the annual emissions of over 130,000 cars from being released into the atmosphere in the process.

A 'severely emaciated' dog was found cruelly abandoned and tied to a tree in Bury. The American bulldog cross, who has been named Murphy by RSPCA rescuers, was spotted by a member of the public near Clifton Country Park on the morning of Saturday, April 3.