Men charged over Lochwinnoch car incident

Before & Laughter in which he pokes fun at his parents, writing: “I’m the son of two immigrants from Limerick who moved to Slough (they moved from a shit town to another shit town, I guess they knew what they liked.)”Carr Sr. has since told Limerick Leader he thinks his son “crossed the line”.

Police have issued an appeal for help to find a man wanted in connection with an assault and criminal damage.

holiday.Lynsey Halliday had travelled for six hours on Monday to the Brean Sands Pontins in Burnham-on-Sea only to be told the eight-berth cabin they had booked was currently under maintenance and was not in use.The 39-year-old, who made the journey from Norris Green with her son, her parents, brother and his daughter, said they were asked to move into two smaller one-bed apartments, but Lyndsey realised they would not be suitable due to her disability.Lyndsey was diagnosed with chronic juvenile arthritis at the age of 14 and had major surgery to replace her knee in January.She said the new room would have required her to sleep on a sofa bed, something with her condition she could not do. Speaking to the ECHO Lynsey said: "I explained that I was disabled and my mum was disabled and was there nothing else they could offer us maybe something with two bedrooms." "She went and spoke to her manager and came out and said 'my manager said you either take this or just go home'."I said 'pardon' I could not believe that she even suggested that.

Manchester United have confirmed the departure of midfielder Paul Pogba for a second time as he contract expires at the end of the month.The Red Devils confirmed that Pogba would be leaving the club with a statement on Wednesday afternoon. The end of the statement read: "Everyone at the club would like to congratulate Paul on his successful career, and thank him for his contributions to Manchester United.

A police probe has been launched after a man was found dead on a Johnstone street this morning.

Coronation Street viewers were left racking their brains over the soap after they missed a car crash scene involving characters Toyah and Imran Habeeb, having only caught the aftermath of it. Fans were puzzled as Toyah, played by Georgia Taylor, and Imran, played by Charlie de Melo, were both seen leant over unconscious at the wheel following a collision that wasn’t actually shown.

Ali Marsh, 54, is never surprised to hear of the latest celebrity infidelity scandal. Most of her work – running a private investigations agency – comes from suspicious spouses. And while the reality of being a PI might not be all you see on TV, it’s certainly proved satisfying and rewarding for Ali.

Max George has detailed the physical pain he’s been feeling as a result of him dealing with the loss of his best friend Tom Parker. Tom, who was one fifth of the band The Wanted, tragically passed away aged 33 in March after being diagnosed with a brain tumour 18 months earlier. He’s survived by his wife Kelsey, 32, and their two young kids Aurelia, two, and Bodhi, one.

Liam Payne is opening up about his experiences with Zayn Malik. The 28-year-old singer appeared on the latest episode of the “Impaulsive with Logan Paul” podcast and spoke about his former One Direction bandmate, who exited the group in 2015, a year before the boy band’s indefinite hiatus.

Manchester City coach Carlos Vicens will stay working as part of the first team backroom staff after a new job was cancelled by mutual consent before he officially started.

The Queen's Platinum Jubilee will be marked by a bumper four-day Bank Holiday weekend. Brits up and down the country will be celebrating with street parties, garden get-togethers and extended trips to the pub.

Legacy benefit claimants are still waiting to hear if a legal challenge over the £20 weekly uplift paid to millions of people on Universal Credit during coronavirus lockdowns has been successful in its application to appeal the ruling.

Police are investigating a major incident in Johnstone town centre.

A four day weekend will soon be upon us, courtesy of the Queen celebrating her Platinum Jubilee. The spring bank holiday, which usually falls on the last Monday in May, has been moved to Thursday 2 June instead.

Kurt Zouma has avoided jail and received a sentence of 180 hours of unpaid work as well as a five year ban from owning cats after pleading guilty to slapping and kicking his pet.

West Ham footballer Kurt Zouma has been sentenced to 180 hours of community service and has been banned from owning and keeping a cat for five years after pleading guilty to kicking and slapping his pet cat.The 27 year old arrived at Thames Magistrates' Court on Wednesday 1 June to hear the verdict from Judge Susan Holdham. His brother Yoan Zouma had posted the video on his Snapchat, which had 80 followers, and only five accounts viewed it before it was deleted minutes after being posted.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle could be looking to have baby Lilibet christened during the Queen's Platinum Jubilee weekend. Prince Harry's second child is due to turn 1 on Saturday (June 5) and there are fears that a surprise event may be created during a hectic schedule for her majesty.Discussing the potential event on GB News, Presenter Isabel Webster stressed that the rumours were not "backed up by anyone official".She said: "I have heard a rumour that it is Lilibet's first birthday, isn't it on Saturday, they might try and get her christened whilst they're over in the UK."And some suggestion that if Her Majesty is free on Sunday who knows it's not confirmed it is pure tittle-tattle but that was a rumour I heard."Speculation about lil' Lilibet's christening has been rife since she arrived in the world in June 2021.

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Liam Payne has been blasted by One Direction fans after his savage comments about former bandmate Zayne Malik.

Aston Villa goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez admits he made his own transfer pitch to Julian Alvarez before he signed on the dotted line for Manchester City.

BBC has issued a statement in response to a number of complaints about a recent episode of EastEnders in which Ben Mitchell was raped.The scenes were part of a pre-announced storyline to raise awareness of male rape.During the upsetting story, Ben, played by Max Bowden, came to blows with his husband Callum Highway, played by Tony Clay, over Ben's vigilante actions against homophobes.This caused a rift between the couple, with Ben going home with online hook-up Lewis Butler, played by Aidan O'Callaghan.Ben tried to leave but sex attacker Lewis refused to let him go and raped him in disturbing scenes.A number of viewers took to Twitter to respond to the pre-watershed scenes.One person wrote: "That was awful to watch. Made me feel physically sick."Another said: "This was not suitable TV before the watershed," while another put: "That genuinely made me feel sick to the core."The BBC has now responded to a host of viewer complaints over the soap's storyline.The broadcaster has confirmed they received complaints from viewers who were unhappy with the content in the episode.They have issued a statement in response, writing: "EastEnders has been a pre-watershed BBC One staple for over 37 years and has a rich history of dealing with challenging and difficult issues and Ben’s story is one of these."We have worked closely with organisations and experts in the field to tell this story which we hope will raise awareness of sexual assaults and the issues surrounding them.