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READ MORE: Call the Midwife and EastEnders star Cliff Parisi turned his life around after being jailed at 19 Video: Lorraine: Fleur East Announced As Latest Strictly Come Dancing Contestant (MyLondon)€7 travel fee for Brits delayed - what you need to knowRoads flood in minutes as torrential rain ends heatwaveAnts infest home and enter child's bedroom and onto the bathroom towelsMyLondon's Holly Evans reports from the scene of a fatal shooting in WalthamstowITV This Morning: Rochelle Humes flustered as small child causes chaos during Viking segmentHarry and Meghan to visit UK next monthITV GMB: Rob Rinder praised for debating skills as he takes over from Richard MadeleyMet Office national morning forecast for August 15 - Thunderstorm warnings for much of the UK and cooler conditions continue through the weekWilliam and Kate release family video to mark 10th wedding anniversaryCordon remains in place on Galpin's Road, Thornton Heath, following fatal gas explosionWhat are the rules of a hosepipe ban? Here's everything you need to knowAldi issues message to anyone who drinks semi-skimmed milkRochelle and Craig try ketchup flavoured ice cream on This MorningSome MasterChef fans even joked that Gregg is 'scared' of the champion and is 'treading' on eggshells around him after he created the 'awful' dish but received limited criticism. Taking to Twitter one viewer wrote: "Can you can tell the judges are walking on eggshells when judging Chris Eubank lmao That poutine looked atrocious lol".

READ MORE: Mum's world 'torn apart' as girl, 4, killed in Thornton Heath gas blast picturedPennsylvania State Police have said his clothing got caught in the wood chipper which caused him to be pulled into the machine.Isiah was airlifted to hospital with 'multiple traumatic injuries' and pronounced dead shortly afterwards.The official cause of Isiah's death remains undetermined pending an autopsy.A talented student, Isiah was only weeks away from starting his senior year at Lehigh Career and Technical Institute. In a heartbreaking statement posted on GoFundMe, Isiah's close friend asked friends to donate to his parents funeral costs.

READ MORE: Mum's world 'torn apart' as girl, 4, killed in Thornton Heath gas blast picturedPest control boss Paul Cooper, of London Network for Pest Solutions, said: “In the last few weeks we have noticed a considerable increase in the number of callouts to deal with false widow spiders, including infestations at a number of schools.“The last thing we want to do is scare-monger but people need to be on the look-out for them so they can be removed as soon as possible.”A noble false widow spider carries a toxin- and serine-based venom which is similar to their black widow counterparts.

READ MORE: Mum's world 'torn apart' as girl, 4, killed in Thornton Heath gas blast pictured In total, the victims sent him over £80,000 in a desperate attempt to stop the images being shared reports Manchester Evening News.After being reported to the police, he then sent a victim Moonpig cards demanding further cash, threatening to tell their families.He even sent one an email saying "guess who is alive" and another with her intimate pictures attached to it.One of his victims had disclosed private pictures and videos to Mahmood in 2017. In January 2018, he told her he was in financial difficulty and pressured her to send him money.He then contacted her via Instagram under an alias and threatened her, demanding that she send him more money or he would share the private pictures and videos online.He also made threats against her loved ones if she did not comply, so she went on to send him £20,000 in payments.Mahmood's second victim told the court how she had disclosed to him an intimate sexual experience she had with a boyfriend previously.

READ MORE: Mum's world 'torn apart' as girl, 4, killed in Thornton Heath gas blast picturedSarkar reigned before his misconduct hearing today (Thursday 11) which would have seen him dismissed without notice had he still been on the payroll.BirminghamLive reports that Sarkar declined to show up for the 13-minute hearing.Force professional standards said Sarkar's sympathetic bosses signed off "sick leave" and other benefits after relying on his lies.Sarkar received three days' bereavement leave and benefited from more flexible working hours than his colleagues, it is understood.Detective Chief Inspector Az Ahmed told the hearing the officer quit in March. The offending took place between October 2020 and June 2021, with Sir David saying the officer's behaviour undermined the standards of honesty and integrity, which are "fundamental requirements for a police officer".The chief constable said: "This case concerns a protracted period, with the officer creating a fictional relationship where the other party was suffering from cancer and died."This enabled supervisors to allow enhanced flexibility in his working.

READ MORE: Mum's world 'torn apart' as girl, 4, killed in Thornton Heath gas blast picturedAnother said that the man had been barging into doors on Ince Avenue and 'stabbed a kids mum in the arm.'An eyewitness told us of the shocking moment he saw the knifeman. Ash said he was walking along Priory Road when he turned a corner and saw a man with a "massive machete." He said: "We crossed the road and he passed us.

puppy that had jumped from a car, it has been revealed. Linda Mann, 55, desperately tried to rescue the pooch, who had leapt from her lap after her son Antonio Barber pulled over into a lay-by.

READ MORE: Brit boy, 4, missing after last being seen in Turkey sparks urgent police appealShe is now charged with stealing $140 million in fine art and jewellery and an undetermined amount of cash from her mother as well as embezzlement, extortion, and false imprisonment.According to Brazillian news, Sabine’s hatred of her mother stemmed from the fact she had refused to buy a flat for her dogs when she was little.Speaking to Reuters, Police chief Gilberto Ribeiro explained that Sabine began to steal the art in 2020 after firing her mother’s staff due to covid.At this time, Sabine’s mother claims she once held a knife to her neck and threatened her.Police say Sabine kept her mother imprisoned and once tried to starve her to death.Finally Sabine convinced friends to act as psychics and allegedly accost her mother outside a bank.There they said that reason Sabine had imprisoned her was due to demons in the family art collection which possessed her.The fake spooks then visited the house and selected 16 troublesome paintings which they removed after making the mother pay thousands of dollars.Police chief Gilberto Ribeiro said: “They took 16 paintings among them three pieces by modernist painter Tarsila do Amaral valued at $137.69 million.”Sabine’s two psychic friends have been arrested on charges of complicity.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up for one of our newsletters here .READ NEXT Europe's hottest summer roasted 70,000 people to death in horrifying 44C heatwaveDad gunned down in Scottish Highlands rampage named and picturedNew Met Office health alert kicks in today as Brits set to bake in 'extreme' heatwaveMum's world 'torn apart' as girl, 4, killed in Thornton Heath gas blast picturedCl

a gas explosion in south London - and said the tragedy could have been prevented.The body of Sahara Salman was pulled from the rubble of her home on Galpin’s Road, Thornton Heath, Croydon on Monday, leaving her mother furious that the “gas problem has been neglected for such a long time”.According to comments reported in the Evening Standard, bereaved mother Sana Ahmad said the explosion was “like missiles were dropped on the properties”.READ MORE:'Massive gas explosion blast' leaves house smoking wreck as whole roof blown offSahara’s death came a month shy of her fifth birthday, her mother said she had lost “the most incredible little girl” who was her “pride and joy”.She thinks the explosion, and consequently her daughter’s death, could have been avoided is people “did their job properly”.She claims that on July 30 her own mother smelt something funny and reported it, while other locals are understood to be livid that their reports of the smell of gas didn't prevent the death.A spokesperson for SGN, which operates the gas supply to the houses, said to PA: “We understand the local community has also been deeply affected by the serious incident and we’d like to reassure everyone we are working closely with investigators and assisting the emergency services.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.“SGN will continue to have a presence on site in the coming days.“Given the ongoing police investigation, we are unable to comment any further at this stage.”But while the situation will no doubt be pulled apart by officials, Mrs Ahmad simply told PA: "The saddest thing is that we tried to prevent this from happening.”She added: “This world didn’t deserve somebody who was

A mum has paid tribute to her "incredible" daughter who died as she slams a gas company after an explosion tore through her house.

Issey Miyake has died, aged 84. The designer and founder of his namesake fashion brand died of liver cancer on Friday 5 August, the Kyodo news agency has said.

London has been closed by police as a man has climbed the capital's famous monument..City of London Police tweeted at 8.35pm today (August 9): "Tower Bridge is currently closed to traffic and pedestrians due to an ongoing incident. Please find alternative routes."The road closure was also confirmed by Jambuster, who shared an update at 8.28pm which read: "Tower Bridge (Both directions) - Bridge is closed due to a police incident."READ MORE: Four-year-old girl killed in Thornton Heath gas explosion is named Although police are yet to clarify the exact nature of the "ongoing incident", footage from Tower Bridge this evening shows a man some way up its blue and white support structure on the side.

gas explosion destroyed a terraced home. The devastating incident happened in Thornton Heath, London this morning, August 8, and was so loud that it woke the entire street, who have reportedly been complaining of gas.

Crystal Palace in south London. According to family legend, he was there on the night it burned down in 1936.

Crystal Palace in south London. According to family legend, he was there on the night it burned down in 1936.

killing her two-year-old son accidentally recorded her co-defendant boyfriend allegedly abusing the boy when trying to catch him cheating, a court has heard.Phylesia Shirley, 24, is said to have secretly recorded then-partner Kemar Brown, 28, in her one-bedroom flat in Thornton Heath, south London, to see if he was secretly talking to other women. The court heard the recordings were found by police investigating the death of her non-verbal son, Kyrell Matthews, and allegedly contain evidence of the toddler being beaten, Brown telling him to "shut up", and the boy then crying and screaming.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A teenage boy has died after a stabbing following an "altercation with two men on a moped".Emergency services attended the scene in Thornton Heath, South London, at 3pm on Saturday afternoon, and found the 16-year-old victim suffering from stab wounds.Despite the best efforts of the emergency services, he died on Sunday, a police spokesperson confirmed today, My London reports.

cat stuck in a tree for two days has amazed firefighters by finding its own way down using their fire ladder.The poor animal became trapped in a 25ft tree on Harcourt Road in Thornton Heath, London on Wednesday (March 3).A fire crew from Norbury Fire Station were called in to help the RSPCA rescue the black and white feline.Video taken by one of the crew captures the moment the cat rescues itself and climbs down the ladder without any aid.The clever moggie gets onto the vertical steps and looks for an escape route before it takes a careful leap to the step below.Its tiny paw reaches out to the ladder frame to make sure it's sturdy as it makes its way down.Stunned firefighters stand aside and watch the moggie from a distance.Station

murdering her young son.Two-year-old Kyrell Matthews was found in cardiac arrest at a home in south London on October 20, 2019.He had suffered significant blunt trauma injuries to various parts of his body and 39 rib fractures, MyLondon reports.The boy's mum Phylesia Shirley, 23, and her former partner Kemar Brown, 27, were charged with murder and causing or allowing the death of a child.Both defendants appeared at the Old Bailey on Thursday and denied the charges against them.The pair, both also from Thornton Heath in Croydon, south London, spoke only to enter not guilty pleas at the hearing, which was also attended by members of the boy’s family.Anne Whyte QC, prosecuting, told the court: "Both defendants deny inflicting any harm on the

Police have now launched a manhunt for the suspect, with a £5,000 reward on offer amid warnings he could “strike again”.The 19-year-old victim was walking with a friend, 25, in Thornton Heath, south London on December 7.They were approached by the suspect, a man they did not know, at about 8.10am.He threw a cup of corrosive liquid over both of them before leaving the scene.Both victims were taken to hospital, with the 19-year-old now suffering from permanent blindness.Detectives said the suspect and the motive behind the “unprovoked” attack are not known.But he had been seen by one victim on September 7, when he called at his address claiming to have a letter for him.When the victim went to him in the street, the suspect punched him in the

A mother and her lover killed a two-year-old boy after leaving him with 39 fractures, a court heard today.