Man arrested over sick Facebook video of baby 'being abused during nappy change'

mum has slammed her son's primary school for their strict rules over what kids can have in their packed lunch.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.HEALTH chiefs are urging Monklands to think twice about attending A&E departments this winter as the NHS deals with the added pressure of the Covid-19 pandemic.Dr Crawford McGuffie, medical director and emergency department consultant, said it as important to remind people that A&E is not always the best place to treat certain conditions.He said: “As we move towards the winter months, our emergency departments (EDs) are getting busier.“This year, with the added pressure of Covid-19, our EDs are under even more pressure.However, we know that some people who attend our EDs would receive more appropriate and quicker treatment elsewhere.“So, we are asking

dog while suffering an epileptic fit, a coroner has ruled. Engineer and ground worker Jonathan Halstead, 35, was bitten in the neck by his Staffordshire Bull Terrier and Mastiff cross Bronson after falling unconscious in his bedroom.The canine was shot dead by police and the "proud family man" of Oldham, Greater Manchester, was pronounced dead at the scene.An inquest heard his dad, medics and police were unable to get into the room due to his dog's aggression on January 29.

Andreas Wiseman International EditorEXCLUSIVE: UK and LA-based management and production firm 42 has appointed Heather Rabbatts as non-executive chair to the board.Rabbatts’ prolific career spans a number of different sectors including law, sports, government and media. She is currently MD of film and TV production company Cove Pictures, where she recently produced The Drifters and The Bad Ass Librarians Of Timbuktu, which is in post-production.In 2018, Rabbatts became Chair of Time’s Up UK and joined Time’s Up’s global board.

Sylvester Stallone has paid tribute to his mother and Number One Fan Jackie Stallone, for always encouraging him.The Rocky star’s mother who made an unforgettable appearance on Celebrity Big Brother in 2005 – died in her sleep aged 98 on Monday September 21.Stallone, 74, shared a signed picture of Jackie wearing boxing gloves on social media and wrote: “R.I.P @officialjackiestallone.View this post on Instagram“A mother who has always believed and encouraged her sons. She was the n.

Former Stirling miners are among hundreds set to be pardoned over criminal convictions received during the 1980s Miners Strike.An independent review established by the Scottish Government has proposed the move, which would also cover miners who have since died.A review, launched by then-Justice Secretary Michael Matheson in 2018 and chaired by John Scott QC, has found that most convictions would not be upheld today, and that punishments were handed out in a “grossly excessive manner”.The year-long nationwide strike began in 1984 following a dispute between the miners’ trade union and the state-run National Coal Board over planned colliery closures.Opposition was led by Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher’s Tory ­government in a bid to break

While Brad Pitt made headlines with ex-wife Jennifer Aniston over their recent digital reunion, the actor's reported girlfriend Nicole Poturalski has everyone's attention on Instagram. The stunner has been actively engaging with fans on her social media account off-late.

For the first time since moving to the US, Prince Harry and wife Meghan Markle have commented on the upcoming American election on 3 November. Sitting on a bench beside Meghan in the video, Prince Harry, 36, urged Americans to “vote against hate speech”.The Duke Of Sussex said good needs to "outweigh" the bad and spoke about the dangers of "misinformation and online negativity".

Jamie Oliver and his wife Jools are bidding farewell to their eldest child, Poppy, as she begins her journey at university.GALLERY: 10 of Jamie and Jools Oliver's cutest family photosTaking to his Instagram page on Wednesday morning, the celebrity chef shared a heartwarming collage of throwback pictures of his daughter as a youngster.In the caption, he said: "I can't believe this young lady my firstborn Poppy has headed off to university, OMG where did that little girl go!?!?"Emotional and exciting times for young people all around the country in these very strange times, I wish you all the best of luck.

Kobe Bryant's wife Vanessa is suing the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department over the sharing of "unauthorised" photos of the scene of his death, it's claimed.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer appeared to confirm Manchester United's transfer plans have changed following an update from Ed Woodward.

Manchester United legend Paul Scholes is facing a fine after breaching coronavirus lockdown rules again by hosting a football tournament in his garden. Scholes, 45, filmed his son's friends taking part in a mini football tournament in his £3.9m home's back garden.The former Red Devils star uploaded a clip of the game to social media, captioning it: "Just what I need tonight, Arron and his bell*** mates."He also joked that the "standard is appalling" and the teams were "desperate for a centre half and striker".

Jake Kanter International TV EditorEXCLUSIVE: Simon Cowell’s production outfit Syco Entertainment has said that it does not expect to be “materially impacted” by Covid-19, despite disruption to some of its biggest shows this year following the outbreak of the disease.In its earnings for the 18 months to the end of September 2019, the company acknowledged that coronavirus has “impacted some production times” of shows — such as the months-long delay to the finals of ITV’s Britain’s Got Talent — but it expects its earnings to be largely unharmed.The confident tone came as Syco’s revenue rose 74% to £65.6M ($83.3M), while the company’s pre-tax profits surged 76% to £42.7M.

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Jake Kanter International TV EditorSky has halted filming on Season 3 of its hit comedy drama Brassic after a crew member displayed coronavirus symptoms.Production on the Calamity Films drama has been paused and cast and crew have gone into self-isolation following the incident, which comes as a second wave of coronavirus is beginning to gather strength in the UK.Brassic stars including co-creator Joe Gilgun and Michelle Keegan are among those who have been impacted by the break in filming, which is expected to last for 14 days in line with government advice.A Sky spokesman said: “Throughout this time, the safety of our colleagues and customers remains our number one priority.

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Great British Bake Off 's brand new series began on Tuesday, and fans were divided over new presenter Matt Lucas' during his first episode.

Boris Johnson addressed the nation to urge people to stick to the rules and slow the spread of coronavirus. He also announced new guidelines to follow – which included new advice on face masks, restaurants and pubs closing at 10pm, and only offering table service.

Wigan. The incident happened at the Co-op store on Church Street in Orrell at around 11.30am on Sunday (September 20).The man threatened the staff member with a knife and demanded to leave the store with a basket full of shopping.Police said the knife was a 'large kitchen knife' with a black handle.He then ran from the scene before getting into a dark blue Ford Focus.A woman was waiting for him in the vehicle.

Diversity star Jordan Banjo has said members of the group and their children have received threats and been called names since their performance on Britain’s Got Talent, but he has still been overwhelmed by the positive support the group has received.The dance routine on the ITV show, inspired by the Black Lives Matter movement, sparked more than 24,500 complaints to Ofcom as of last week.Last week, ITV praised the “authentic, heartfelt” performance and took out a full page newspaper advert in support of Diversity – and Ofcom has said it will not investigate the routine, saying it did not consider the performance to be racist.Banjo told the PA news agency: “The negative voices in the room always seem the loudest at first, but you look past