Man 'electrocuted' on railway line after fleeing police who tried to arrest him

Hulu has released a first look at the new series Conversations with Friends!

We respect the hustle of any singer who wants to be a pop girl!

A man has been charged with the rape of an 18-year-old woman in Bolton.

A serving GMP officer has been charged with sexual assault.

Katie Price described her daughter Princess as her "mini me" in a new post. The reality star's 14 year old featured in the clip posing in front of a mirror with a glam face of make-up on, with her blonde hair pulled up into a bun.The mum-of-five, who is currently starring on her show Mucky Mansion about her home renovation, gushed over her daughter writing: "my absolute life Princess our bond is unbreakable and I love when she send me cute videos. I love you my mini me".

Parenting is never smooth sailing – having to deal with dirty nappies and restless nights is never fun.But having a child to love and cherish is all worth it in the end.Although kids grow out of their dirty nappies and cry filled early mornings - the tantrums never stop.Mum of two, Brandi O’Neill-Smith found this out the hard way when one of daughters would not stop bothering her and calling out “mummy"The 25-year-old did not give in or get frustrated with her child – instead finding a creative way to deal with her daughter's demands.In a TikTok video that has now racked up a whopping 5.4 million views, Brandi can be sitting in the car with her child just out of shot in a car seat in the back.Hilariously, the mum lip synced over her young child calling “mummy” making it look like she was singing a song in perfect timing.Brandi did this throughout the clip where her daughters yells for her get progressively higher pitched and longer.The mum then giggled at the end and revealed that the tot just wanted her Bratz doll’s hair tied up.Well that does sound like a pressing matter!Tickled by Brandi’s response to her whining child, many people fled to the comments to praise the mum for showing the reality of being a parent.One person chuckled: “Remember the first time they said it? And it was like music to your ears?”Another user added: “This is gold.”Whilst a mum related: “By the time I had my third and fourth kids, I actually couldn’t even hear it sometimes. I was like the wind.”As this parent related: “Ah, the music of our people.

Chinese technology is eerily spying on citizens, examining their use of everyday words to determine whether they should be taken to a detention centre, a documentary has revealed.Beijing is currently the home of the 2022 Winter Olympics, with athletes from all over the world travelling to the region to compete in the Games.The communist country has faced allegations of persecution against Uyghur Muslims, with video circulating of ‘re-education’ centres.And with the international spotlight on the country, a Channel 4 Dispatches documentary ‘China: The Search for the Missing’ has delved into the state’s use of technology as a possible control mechanism over these groups.The documentary featured testimony from a man who previously worked in the high tech section of China’s security services.He claimed to have obtained documents that demonstrate the Chinese state’s use of digital technology on those held in mass detention.The documentary’s narrator informed viewers that the uncovered documents show how surveillance technology that is used to instantly translate local languages to Chinese is being implemented across Xinjiang, a region in China.“They’re using it in the education sector, re-education and internment camps, that’s what’s new in these documents,” the anonymous source suggested.One document shown to viewers asked authorities to install technology that can “identify sensitive words”, as well as robots that have “voice-activated photography”.The man explained how this would capture the everyday words of everyone nearby, including children, before a decision is made on whether the alleged offender should be prosecuted.“After listening to the recordings, the neighbourhood committee would determine whether it is an

Ex Celtic WAG Lisa Hague is launching a new career as a grief counsellor.

A robber who celebrated his release from jail by breaking into another house within 17 hours of his release, has gone straight back to prison.

One of Scotland's most wanted men has been arrested in the Netherlands with another fugitive after a major search operation.

Gino reveals shocking news to Jasmine in this exclusive clip from Sunday's new episode of. In the clip, Gino admits that he was previously on a sugar daddy/sugar baby website and paid women to go on dates with him.During last Sunday's episode, Jasmine told Gino that one of his exes reached out to her on social media and claimed that he sent her naked pictures of her. In this clip, a tearful Jasmine packs her things during what was supposed to be a romantic getaway for them as she mumbles, «f**king sugar baby.» Gino admits to cameras that he indeed used to pay women for dates.«Before I met Jasmine, I was like, looking for a long-term relationship, but typical dating sites, they were not working for me,» he explains.

Kae Tempest has shared the second track from their upcoming fourth studio album ‘The Line Is A Curve’ – watch the video for ‘Salt Coast’ below.‘Salt Coast’ follows Tempest’s recent single ‘More Pressure’, which was released in January. The latter, which is the penultimate song on the album, features a guest appearance from Kevin Abstract of the LA hip-hop collective Brockhampton.“For me, it’s a song of upliftment, and it’s a switching of focus from some of the more heavy themes that come up in the record.

's tell-all special took an intense turn when Natalie and her estranged husband, Mike, reunited via Zoom. Mike was brutally cold toward Natalie during the entire conversation, and Natalie ended up leaving the tell-all early after being unable to control her tears when he said they needed to end their marriage for good.Cameras followed Mike and Natalie's disastrous marriage after she moved from Ukraine to rural Sequim, Washington, during their season of.

plastic surgery to have her breasts enhanced. But after four years of having a big chest, a hallucinogenic experience apparently made her rethink her decision.The singer and actor decided to have the cosmetic procedure after noticing her ex-partner preferred bustier women.Now looking back, she wishes she had considered the physical impact that surgery could have on her body.After having her breasts enhanced, Sofia thinks she became "more of a sex symbol" and was lusted over by lots of men and women.She told the Mirror: "You do not think about the pain and risks when you have the operation.

Death in Paradise star Ralf Little has suggested that the show is "strict" on actors not appearing as more than one character, despite he himself being an exception to the rule. Yep, in case you didn't know, before his current turn as main character DI Neville Parker, the actor appeared on the series all the way back in 2013 as one-off character Will Teague. However, while appearing on today's (February 4) Good Morning Britain, Little explained that the show tries to avoid doubling up on characters on the whole.

BBC Breakfast.The You're Beautiful singer appeared on the BBC morning show on Friday (February 4) to promote his 2022 tour featuring some of his Greatest Hits.He pulled a joke to tell some "bad news" to hosts Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt that he's signed a new record deal.But the interview took a strange turn when Charlie made a comment about the chart-topper's appearance.Charlie asked: "You appear to be getting younger. Can I reflect on that for a moment? "Looking at that video and looking at you now… what’s going on?"James answered: "Well, you know, I think with plastic surgery it’s little and often is the technique I would advise."Charlie giggled and continued: "As you well know, some people will think that’s a double bluff."But the singer-songwriter looked him in the eye and replied: "It's not, no...

With wife Lauren Bushnell and 7-month-old son Dutton at home, Chris Lane is a family man — but he didn’t always see himself that way.

At a standstill. Kody Brown isn’t in a good place with his and Janelle Brown’s sons Gabriel Brown and Garrison Brown after they argued over the family’s strict COVID-19 rules.

Pep Guardiola says January signing Julian Alvarez is good enough to join the Manchester City squad this month, but the club decided he would be better remaining at River Plate on loan.

Two men have been charged in part of a police crackdown on high-value car burglaries.

Roy Keane shouted at a former Manchester United star through the intercom at his home after his Aston Villa exit, it's been claimed.The former Red Devils captain is potentially taking a second bite at the management cherry with Sunderland set to interview him for their vacant role.His first time round was rather lacklustre and he soon turned to an assistant's position, first with the Republic of Ireland and then with Villa.However, he lasted just four months alongside Paul Lambert for the Midlands club in 2014, and their ex-striker Gabby Agbonlahor has opened up on the terrible spell, including its sorry conclusion.Agbonlahor told talkSPORT: "He obviously left on bad terms with players. No goodbyes."But, somehow the papers and the media got hold of what had happened in training."So Roy figured that it was Tom Cleverley because I think Tom Cleverley knew the guy who done the story."Clevvers didn’t really send any information to him, but Roy in his mind thought that it was Clevvers – but he didn’t.Is Keane too harsh to be a manager? Let us know in the comments section."Roy Keane turned up at his house and it was so funny because Clevvers said he could see him in his intercom."I think Roy was shouting in his intercom, ‘Let me in.’ "So it just shows that you’ve got that sort of temperament and you can see why it didn’t work at Villa."Agbonlahor also claimed that Keane was "disrespectful" and has "zero out of 100" man-management skills.And having experienced his coaching first hand, he feels Sunderland would be making a mistake if they choose to employ their former boss again.He added: "If I’m a Sunderland owner I would be thinking twice.