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An ex-Salford drug dealer who moved down south following a smash and grab raid at a Porsche showroom is behind bars for a sickening pub attack in which he broke 10 bones in a man's head after necking 10 Jager Bombs.

Jenelle Evans had her day in court with her mom, Barbara Evans, on Wednesday, October 25. Once again, things did not go well for the former “Teen Mom” star in court.

Perth firefighters are "shocked" at how much fire cover has declined in the city following "savage" cuts to their service.

A campaign has been mounted against the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) cuts which has seen the loss of a water pump and jobs in Perth.

U2 bandmates Bono and The Edge have reportedly managed to secretly grab a curry from Wetherspoons in London together.The duo made their way to the Central Bar in Shepherd’s Bush to tuck into a bowl of curry from the budget boozer without being spotted. They managed to have their meal completely incognito without other guests realising who they were.It was only after they had left that the pub’s manager Dan Corley clocked that the ‘With Or Without You’ hitmakers were in the establishment.

Matthias Schoenaerts has been cast opposite Kate Winslet in HBO’s limited series The Palace, from Succession duo Will Tracy and Frank Rich and The Queen director Stephen Frears.

Crystal Palace player James Tomkins' horse came in at first place at the Royal Ascot this year.The steed- called Rohaan - earned the top spot at Wokingham once again. He calls his goer his ''Jamie Vardy' horse for his quick pace and agility. Speaking to the Mirror in February, Tomkins, 32, said:.

Liverpool Echo.Now he has been suspended from practicing as a nurse anywhere else in the UK for six months, after an investigation by regulator the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC).The NMC requested that he be struck off permanently, but an independent disciplinary panel decided to give him another chance based on character references describing Samas as a "brilliant nurse" and the fact that no patients were harmed.According to a written summary of the decision, the panel found that Samas had deliberately covered up the arrangement from his bosses at the trust as he "knew it was wrong".Samas claimed he wanted to "make a difference" and "improve patient's lives" by aiding research into a prostate cancer drug and treatment for erectile dysfunction.However the panel, consisting of David Evans, Kim Bezzant and Kevin Connelly, wrote: "[The panel] noted that you had clearly supplied your bank details in an email to the company, had received monies from it and had attempted to redeem an Amazon gift voucher from them."You could have declined these financial benefits or, alternatively, given them to the Trust."It noted your admission that you had kept the money for your own personal use."The panel decided that you knew you were going to be paid, based on the clear audit trail of the emails between yourself and the Company, and that you had not declared this to management as you knew it was wrong."The panel members described Samas's evidence as "contradictory" and said he had made statements "that were untrue", including that he had donated the money to a hospice when he later admitted he kept it for himself.In his evidence, Samas claimed he had asked his patients verbally for consent to share their information.However the

Ross ‘The Boss’ Montgomery insists chats with world number one Gerwyn Price will help him in his quest to improve after an impressive PDC bow.

The Rock is a big “dinosaur” guy.

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentAn awaited English-language reimagining of Sergio Corbucci’s classic 1966 Western, a favorite of Quentin Tarantino, major European series “Django” has released first-look images as its six-month shoot continues in Romania.Studiocanal, which has worldwide distribution rights, has also drilled down on key creative talent, announcing Friday that  David Evans (“Downton Abbey”) and Enrico Maria Artale (“Romulus”) are joining Francesca Comencini (“Gomorrah The Series”) in the directors’ team, with Comencini helming first episodes.First look images show Matthias Schoenaerts – who has sparked consistently strong notices for his performances in “The Danish Girl,” “The Mustang,” “Bullhead” and “Rust and

A teenage paedophile who abused nine nursery children has been sentenced to 14 and a half years.

teenagers permanently scarred.He has now been jailed for three years and four months, DevonLive reports.A court heard he had a fixation with domination, causing pain and self-harm but claimed they had agreed to his carvings.But a judge said he was sly, egotistical, and calculating and wanted to find ways to "own" the teens and bend them to his will.They had been left psychologically and physically scarred by him, Exeter Crown Court was told.Harper, of Paignton, Devon, cultivated an online persona as a caring and sensitive man with an interest in Japanese cartoons known as anime.But he had a quick temper if he did not get his own way, it was said.Judge David Evans said: "This is an object lesson in the perils of so-called online romance."I'm

A pastor was allegedly murdered by his wife and their lover.

A man received a visit from test and trace at his home telling him he had to self isolate because of a positive Covid test result despite having never taken a test.

A long-awaited report on Labour anti-Semitism moved a step closer tonight as a full draft was formally sent to the party.

sheepdog has been auctioned off for a jaw-dropping sum, believed to be a new world record. The virtual hammer fell at £18,525 for Elan Valley Sally, a black-and-white bitch owned by David Evans, from Brecon in Wales.Once the 5% buyer’s premium was included, the price came to £19,451 – topping the previous best set earlier this year by Northumberland shepherdess Emma Gray.In February, she sold Megan – a two-and-a-half-year-old bitch – to US buyer Brian D Stamps for £18,900 at Skipton auction mart in Yorkshire.

A violent driver who punched a pedestrian eight times in a "cruel and sadistic" road rage attack has been locked up for a year.

Keir Starmer was celebrating a significant victory in his bid to remake his party after Labour's ruling body backed his candidate to become its new General Secretary.