Man hides up a tree after taking cops on "dangerous" 90mph chase

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By , Stephanie Worthy, who works on the video activation team at Facebook in New York, closed the closet door on her work wardrobe when the company announced it was going temporarily remote due to the novel Coronavirus. The act of shopping after COVID became different for her, too.

police she was "passed around by three men" during the alleged attack in Sydney, Australia.It is said to have happened on Australia's national day of remembrance, April 25.Glenn Robinson, from Warrimoo, 75km west of Sydney, was charged with six counts of aggravated sexual assault. The 35-year-old suspect also served in the Australian army.It is alleged that he and a friend, 26, were drinking at The Mean Fiddler pub during the early hours of April 25 when they invited a 37-year-old woman back to a property in the suburb of Riverstone.

SAS Australia star Ant Middleton threw up a peace sign for the cameras as he left an interview on The Kylie and Jackie O Show in Sydney.

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James Bond film License to Kill in 1989 as Sharkey, as well as Last Action Hero alongside Arnold Schwarzenegger.His death was confirmed to Variety by his daughter-in-law Suzanne McRae who said the star died from a heart attack in Santa Monica on April 29. Before his career in Hollywood, McRae – who stood at a burly six-and-a-half feet tall – was an NRL player for the Chicago Bears and Los Angeles Rams as a defensive tackle.The star’s first credited role was in the 1973 TV movie Snatched, before he went on to appear in more than 40 films across his lengthy career in front of the screen.License to Kill was perhaps his best-known role in which he played a close friend of Timothy Dalton’s 007 and Felix Leiter (David Hedison).

Ed Sheeran has been announced as the new shirt sponsor for his beloved Ipswich Town FC.The move was announced today with the superstar singer – who said he was taking a break from music in 2019 ahead of the birth of his daughter with wife Cherry Seaborn last year – one of the club’s biggest fans.He may be an era-defining artist and arguably one of the most popular touring musicians, so why not add the new string to his bow of shirt sponsor of the club’s men’s and women’s first-teams?Sharing his excitement at the news in a press release on the club’s page on Thursday, Ed said: ‘The Club is a big part of the community and this is my way of showing my support.’In a sweet throwback, Ed also used what may be the most adorable of shots of himself

he Birmingham-born presenter, who co-hosts This Morning with Dermot O'Leary on Fridays, called Daz today, Thursday, May 6. after hearing her own voice say: "I feel there is a lot of chemistry between us. " She was placed third in the queue with listeners Tina and Tim both identifying Alison as the celebrity before her.

Popular Licence To Kill actor Frank McRae has died at the age of 80 after suffering a heart attack, it has been announced.The American died in California, his heartbroken daughter has confirmed.The star is survived by his son Marcellus and his grandchildren Camden, Jensen and Holden.Playing Sharkey in the Bond classic, his comical role earned him fans all across the world.

YouTube star Nikki Phillippi has been slammed for putting her pet dog down after it bit her son.The influencer, who along with husband Dan has 1.3million subscribers, said the family decided to euthanise Bowser after it started being aggressive.In a video posted on Monday, which was also shared on Instagram, the couple said the beloved pooch had injured their son Logan while he was trying to take Bowser's food away - and had "seriously injured a couple different dogs".She added that they started to consider having their pet put down five years ago following a moment of "aggression"."Bowser had an aggressive side that reared it's [sic] ugly head a few times over the years...

Chelsea star Mason Mount teased Saturday’s clash with Champions League final foes Manchester City as “a stunning game” after beating Real Madrid to reach a second major final this season.The Blues emerged 2-0 victors at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday to secure a 3-1 aggregate win over Los Blancos in their semi-final.Mount powered home a late nerve-settler to send Chelsea to their second European final in three seasons after Timo Werner opened the second-leg scoring.Speaking after the midweek win over Real, the 22-year-old previewed the more imminent clash against City: “We’ve got them Saturday.

The parents of a young man who took his own life in the wake of his sister’s killing say they feel “let down” by mental health services.

Ryan Thomas has been off the booze for the last three months whilst dedicating himself to training for a good cause.

Great Retail Reopening, I headed into London on a mission: to try on as many pairs of jeans as possible. It had been ages since I’d tried anything new, denim-wise, and I figured it would be better to to do this in person than to order (and return) dozens of pairs online.So how did it go? The first shop didn’t have the jeans I’d admired online in stock.

Paisley. Police raced to Broomlands Street around 9.15am this morning and locked down the scene following the serious assault.

touch with the police to help catch the culprits. They continued: “Over the years, the Linburn Centre’s gardens have been a place of peace and rehabilitation for many veterans with sight loss the charity supports.“Since the Linburn Centre was established during World War Two, it has played a role in the heart of the Wilkieston community.“We would very much encourage anyone who may have any information about this incident to please come forward to help police with inquiries.”Anyone with information should call Police Scotland on 101 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555111 if you wish to remain anonymous.Don't miss the latest news from the West Lothian Courier. Sign up to our free newsletter herehttps://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/newsletter-preference-ce

Join thousands of others and get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our daily Criminal Record newsletter.Two men have appeared in court after cannabis worth almost £180,000 was seized by police in Haldane.Nghia Vu, 46, and Chi Ron Li, 20, appeared in private at Dumbarton Sheriff Court yesterday (Wednesday).They have both been charged under the Misuse of Drugs Act with producing a controlled drug.Officers executed a search warrant in Shandon Crescent on Monday, recovering 297 plants with an estimated street value of £178,000.The men, who have no fixed address, made no plea and have been remanded in custody.They are next due to appear within the next eight days.

t Returnal patch has been pulled after players discovered a game-save destroying error.Within two hours of releasing the patch, developers Housemarque pulled patch 1.3.3 and reverted the game back to 1.3.1.

SAFIYYA Vorajee has said she has “no words” to describe the pain she is going through after losing her baby daughter. Ashley Cain's daughter Azaylia tragically died two weeks ago at just eight months old following a brave battle with leukaemia.

MORE NEWS FROM THE PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS Police other emergency services swarmed the area early this morning, with a number of police cars blocking off the busy street in the West End.The extent of the man's injuries is not yet known.Officers have confirmed the incident is not linked to the election.More to follow.