OAP, 87, stabbed to death on mobility scooter named as witnesses 'saw gang surround him'

, Kate Middleton, staring out from the car—dressed in black, a netted veil framing her bright blue eyes, a demure mask, given it was held at the heights of the pandemic when funeral numbers were limited to 30 mourners—and sheathed in pearls was one of the most famous photographs to be taken at the Duke of Edinburgh’s funeral in 2021 (discounting that picture of the lonesome Queen at the end of a pew in Windsor Castle).The four strand pearl choker—first lent to Kate for the queen and Prince Philip’s 70th wedding anniversary in 2017—was a nod to her grandmother-in-law, but also Prince Philip and his marriage and service to the queen. Pearls, too, were a significant choice: they are often considered the royal choice for ‘mourning jewelry’—in a tradition that dates back to Queen Victoria’s era.

Spice Girls concert.The star was speaking on novelist Elizabeth Day's podcast and explained to listeners that the assault took place during a hotel massage in Turkey.She explained that the assault made her feel "violated, vulnerable and embarrassed".READ MORE: Mel B suffers major wardrobe malfunction trying to squeeze into skintight dressShe said: "I felt unsure – have I got this right? I was in an environment where you take your clothes off with this professional person."The 90s pop star then explained that she "buried" the experience because she wanted to focus on the girl band. She said: "I didn't want to make a fuss but also I didn't have time to deal with it."Mel said that she didn't think about the incident for "years and years and years" and it only resurfaced when she started writing her memoir Who Am I, where she chose to write about it.

Naman Ramachandran HBO Max in Hungary will stream a local version of hit survival reality format “The Bridge.” The competition sees participants tasked with building a 250-metre-long bridge to an island for the chance to win a large cash prize. Presented by Csaba Magyarósi, “The Bridge Hungary” is produced locally by Free Monkeys Production. This is the sixth adaptation of the format, which was created in Spain by Zeppelin, part of Banijay Iberia and has U.K., Brazil and Australia versions.. Banijay Rights struck multiple deals for the U.K. version with broadcasters in the Netherlands and across Africa and Latin America. The U.K. series also aired on HBO Max in the US, Latin America, and Asia.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent It was a leap of faith. When Isabelle Huppert started working with Jean-Luc Godard on 1980’s “Every Man for Himself,” there wasn’t a script for her to consult. “There were only fragments of scenes, poems, songs and paintings,” she remembers. “I simply knew my name in the film was Isabelle.  But Godard was a legend at that point, having helped pioneer the French “New Wave” movement with the likes of “Breathless” and “Contempt” and then undertaken an even more daring and experimental phase in films such as “Weekend” and “Masculin Féminin.” Something about their partnership worked. “Every Man for Himself,” was a rare commercial success for the auteur, and marked a milestone in Godard’s career as the the first movie he presented in competition at Cannes and the first which was nominated at the Cesar Awards (France’s highest film honors). Huppert would reunite with Godard for his follow up movie “Passion,” another acclaimed film, presented him with an honorary Cesar Award in 1987. Godard died on Sept. 13 at the age of 91, and Huppert spoke with Variety about her artistic collaborations with the filmmaker and his legacy.

Nick Vivarelli International Correspondent The ongoing overhaul of Rome’s Cinecittà Studios is getting traction thanks to booming demand from international productions just as the number of sound stages increase, prompting realistic prospects of turning a profit by end of 2022, which is a year earlier than planned. Cinecittà has been undergoing a radical revamp devised by managing director Nicola Maccanico since June 2021, when European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen and Italian premier Mario Draghi (pictured above at Cinecittà) jointly visited the iconic studio lot and held a press conference in its vast Studio 5 — known as the late, great filmmaker Federico Fellini’s second home — to announce a €300 million ($300 million) investment to meet the growing international demand for studio space,

Helene Goldsen The media industries have evolved in recent years, thanks to the rise of streaming, data analytics and other tools, and the resulting shift in revenue streams has altered how the finance and investment communities view these industries. The business is no longer simply about sales figures derived from box office or Billboard charts. Dollars flow from the increasing licensing of rights for use in film, TV and music content in streaming and other types of third-party services. For investors who look to yield predictable, long-term returns from these revenue streams, that means being able to parse highly granular data generated by digital streaming. It requires transparency into transactions and market performance, not to mention acceleration of the increasingly complex web of payments attached to any intellectual property.

JD Linville In the thriller series “Euer Ehren,” a German-Austrian adaptation of the Israeli series “Your Honor” (“Kvodo”), Sebastian Koch (“The Lives of Others,” “Homeland”) plays Michael Jacobi, a judge caught up in his own web of deception as he struggles to protect his son. The project was brought to Koch by Al Munteanu, producer and founder of SquareOne Entertainment, and the pair worked together to bring the project to screen. Munteanu and Koch have proved a convincing combo, winning the interest of producer Christoph Pellander at ARD Degeto. “‘Euer Ehren’ is thrilling entertainment at its best,” said Pellander. “The script producer Al Munteanu and leading actor Sebastian Koch have electrified us from the first moment; hence we absolutely wanted to produce the thriller series collectively. In our version, co-produced with ORF and produced by SquareOne Productions and Mona Film, we shifted the story to Austria to bring it closer to our viewers’ environment and thereby managed to produce something truly unique.”

EXCLUSIVE: King Features Syndicate has launched development on a new animated feature inspired by the interactive children’s comic strip, Slylock Fox — having renewed its representation agreement for the property, previously known as Slylock Fox and Comics for Kids.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV Editor CNN is hoping to wake up its morning schedule. The Warner Bros. Discovery-backed news outlet unveiled a new lineup for its morning block, installing Don Lemon, Kaitlan Collins and Poppy Harlow in place of the current hosts John Berman and Brianna Keilar. Chris Licht, CNN’s chairman and chief executive, has had some of his greatest success in morning news, having launched MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” and retooled the program once known as “CBS This Morning.” The new program, retitled and with a new set, is expected to debut later this year. Lemon, who has notably held forth for CNN in primetime for the past several years, will end his run there, giving CNN a second slot to fill in the most-watched part of its schedule, Berman and Keilar are expected to find other assignments that will be announced at a later date.

It will be a Full House reunion on the set of Great American Family’s original Christmas movie Candace Cameron Bure Presents: Christmas on Candy Cane Lane. Full House/Fuller House alumna Andrea Barber has been tapped to star with Dan Payne (Virgin River) in the movie produced by her fellow Full House/Fuller House alum Bure. It’s slated to premiere on the network this holiday season.

YouTube shows Urie, 35, dancing with the flames in the background, seemingly unaware of the chaos, while fans start to yell, “Fire!”“It’s not a Panic at the disco concert unless the pyro machine catches fire,” one fan tweeted, claiming a pyrotechnics machine on stage started the fire.“Panic at the disco was amazing omg the stage was on fire literally,” another user quipped.It's not a Panic at the disco concert unless the pyro machine catches fire #panicatthedisco pic.twitter.com/GCaw78sNbF“Panic! At the Disco was fire bro,” yet another fan joked.Meanwhile, a one mom reassured: “My son and my daughter were both there. My son is an engineer who did his masters work on crowd safety, so you bet he was prepared.

heartfelt tribute began. “He loved deeply & was loved by all who knew him.

got him accused of exercising “white privilege” by social media critics. The comedian issued his mea culpa during Brunson’s appearance on “Jimmy Kimmel Live” Wednesday.“Congratulations on your Emmy. I missed it, how did it go?” Kimmel, 54, quipped while welcoming the “Abbot Elementary” writer to the show.

READ MORE: Royal guard faints and faceplants in front of Queen's coffin at Westminster Hall Writing on Twitter to 12,700 followers, an announcement post (respectively in black and white for Her Majesty) read: “On this day the nation will be supporting each other as we say goodbye to our Queen."Most will share this day with family and friends, as we have done before (like Christmas day), we will be inviting you all to share the day together here."We will provide a light buffet and will televise the funeral of Her Majesty."There will be no entry fee for members."The private members club is based in Longfield, Kent, and their usual events usually have titles like ‘Hungry Housewives’ and “Big Beautiful Babes BBW Party”.Another popular party was 'Hunting Season' with music from PhilthyBeatz that was held in July. But the decision to screen the Queen’s funeral live inspired a comical response on Twitter.Dom Barry wrote: "That’s not far from me.

food restaurant hostage after telling them he sent undercover to “restore Donald Trump to the position of President King of the United States”.The strange incident occurred in Westmoreland County, US.Jan Stawovy, 61, burst into the Delmont branch of Dairy Queen waving a gun and a yellow safety vest – and for some reason a rainbow clown wig – and threatened everyone inside it.READ MORE: Queen mourners left 'retching' over stench of portable toilets for those in queueA police officer arrived within one minute, and arrested the crazed bloke, before he made the admission that he was there working “undercover” to “restore Trump to presidentr king of the United States”.He also, chillingly, said that he wanted to “kill Democrats and liberals” and that he wanted to protected himself from “drug traffickers”.Having been searched after the arrest he was found to have a handgun and ammo on him, while two more guns were found in his car along with a shocking 62 rounds of ammo.According to local news reports, the strange bloke was told to leave a church he was a member of – called the New Stanton Assembly of God – and he was told to “get some professional help”, although it's not clear why this happened.He also posted on his Facebook page the message “civil war in 2024?” alongside an image of former US president Donald Trump.A spokesman from the Delmont Borough Police Department said on Facebook: “We would like thank District Attorney Nicole Ziccarelli for attending our Borough council meeting last evening."DA Ziccarelli and her administration also presented the borough with the funding to purchase two ballistic shields."The shields will be on patrol with our officers when responding to critical incidents and used for officer

Mia Khalifa has got UK tongues wagging after she headed to a beautiful British seaside town for a quiet retreat - and Brits in the Garden of England could even catch a glimpse of her on holiday.The Pornhub icon headed to the Kent coastline and took to Instagram to share her adventures there with her nearly 28 million followers.Enjoying the ocean breeze in Faversham, she captioned one story "proper British sea(mud) town" as she only just concealed her curves with an oversized shirt over a form-fitting orange dress.READ MORE: Ex-Pornhub star Mia Khalifa responds to 'Queen disrespect' after racy London snaps The OnlyFans beauty also shared a series of snaps from the blissful getaway showing her frolicking through the streets of the market town.

O'Halloran was killed in broad daylight while out in his motorised chair.READ MORE:Styal Prison's most notorious inmates - husband killer to Baby P's sick abusive mumPolice have announced this morning that a 44-year-old man has now been arrested in connection with the incident.Footage of Thomas riding his scooter was taken just 20 minutes before his tragic death.The 87-year-old was well-liked and known in the area who regularly busked outside Tesco and the local tube station.A shop worker named Ronak Patel recognised Thomas from the footage and told the Mirror that: ""he went past here twice every day on his way to and from Tesco to play his accordion."Members of the community described him as a "lovely" man who "helped everyone he could" as they posted tributes to Thomas on social media.According to police, they believe the elderly busker was stabbed in Western Avenue, Greenford, shortly after 4pm, before he managed to travel around 75 yards on his mobility scooter to Runnymede Gardens where he asked for help from a member of the public.Western Area commander Chief Superintendent Sean Wilson said Thomas had his life “snatched away” in an act of “unprovoked violence”.“He was a very well known and much-loved member of our community.“Detectives have been working tirelessly over the last 20 hours to understand what has happened and to identify who was responsible for this horrific crime.”To get more stories from Daily Star delivered straight to your inbox sign up to one of our free newsletters here .“We are now able to name the man who has tragically lost his life as Mr Thomas O’Halloran who lived in Greenford and was a very well-known and much-loved member of our community.“My thoughts very much remain with Mr O’Halloran’s

elderly man stabbed while on his mobility scooter have been revealed.Police were called to reports of a stabbing near the A40 in west London shortly after 4pm on Tuesday (August 16).It was announced today that Thomas O’Halloran, 87, was the victim.READ MORE: OAP knifed to death on mobility scooter named as cops issue CCTV of 'dangerous' suspectAccording to witnesses, he was surrounded by a gang of youths on Cayton Road, Greenford shortly before he was killed.The Metropolitan Police released images earlier today (August 17) of a "dangerous individual" they are keen to "urgently" speak to regarding the shocking incident.Detective Chief Inspector Jim Eastwood, who is leading the investigation, said: “People are advised not to approach him, but to call us immediately on 999 if they know him or have any information regarding his whereabouts.”The final moments of Mr O'halloran's life have now been revealed. Speaking to The Mirror, a security guard for a local branch of Tesco – where the men frequently visited – said that he recognised the image released by police as someone who has shoplifted in the store before.

An 87-year-old man who was stabbed to death while riding a mobility scooter in a “shocking act” of “unprovoked violence” has been named as Thomas O’Halloran, Metropolitan Police said.