Police investigating shooting initially mistaken for fireworks find a bullet

Metro.co.uk."It was a really grotesque Pinocchio, that was like a life-sized boy.”Jasmine divulged that she and fellow presenter Jonnie Irwin, along with others on the team, would send photos of the items they found in the properties to each other.They would then compete for who could find the weirdest objects. She admitted: “I think the weirdest one that I found was a lighter that was in the shape of a mermaid, but the flames came out of her nether regions!”However, despite the occasional strange occurrence in properties, the show has had a successful run after spending 21 years entertaining audiences.Jasmine said of the reason why the show continues to be popular: “It just shows what an appetite there is amongst Brits to have a property

EXCLUSIVE: Apple TV+’s Gary Oldman spy drama Slow Horses has rounded out its cast, with Ready Player One star Olivia Cooke and The Two Popes actor Jonathan Pryce joining a lineup that also includes Kristin Scott Thomas and Jack Lowden.

SHAUGHNA Phillips has revealed she suffered a secret breast cancer scare just months after her dad died from pancreatic cancer. The Love Island star, 26, feared she would also die from the deadly disease which had killed her beloved dad Eddie just six months earlier.

direct to your inboxPolice investigating a man from Oldham who went missing last week have found a body.Thomas Geeling, 30, was last seen at around 4.50pm on Sunday, December 6, driving a white Volvo in the Oldham area.He was not believed to have a phone or access to money.Today (Monday) Greater Manchester Police confirmed a body has been found.Formal identification, however, has not yet taken police."There are not believed to be any suspicious circumstances and a report is being prepared for the coroner," said a spokesperson for Greater Manchester Police.When he went missing, police suspected he was in the Strangeways area of Manchester or the Westhoughton area of Bolton. Get breaking news first on the free Manchester Evening News app -

BREAKING: Excavations called off in hunt for missing Bonhill teenOfficers are appealing for information with Detective Sergeant Ian Evans saying: “A man described as being 5ft 8in tall, of stocky build, entered the shop and threatened staff.  They were unhurt during the incident, but shocked.“He was wearing dark trousers and dark jacket with his face covered.“I would appeal to anyone who was in the area at the time who witnessed anything suspicious, or who has information that will assist this investigation to contact us through 101 quoting reference number 2207 of Sunday, December 13.

direct to your inboxA binman has described the moment he found alleged murder victim Alex Rodda's body.Matthew Mason is on trial at Chester Crown Court accused of murdering the 15-year-old, whose body was found in woodland near the Cheshire village of Ashley, near Hale Barns, on December 13 last year.The trial has previously heard how Mr Mason had allegedly murdered the schoolboy because 'he didn't want to know anyone he was gay'. Mr Mason initially paid Alex for sex, prosecutors have told jurors.

Stranger Things cast has been taking precautions amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.Stranger Things Cast: Season 1 to Now“It’s definitely an unorthodox form of shooting. Everyone on set has been very diligent about wearing their PPE [personal protective equipment],” Gaten Matarazzo, who plays Dustin Henderson, exclusively told Us Weekly.

As long as the pizza shows up, it doesn’t matter who brings it. A police officer in California literally went the extra mile to help his community.

Heroes, the annual special that honors those who have made great contributions to society during the year. It was her first public appearance since revealing in a New York Times op-ed that she had earlier this summer. The spoke about the everyday heroes across America this year who helped their neighbors during the coronavirus pandemic. "In a year that has been universally challenging for everyone, I'm inspired by the stories of compassion in our communities.

A teenager killed his own mum by stabbing her 118 times before calling police to tell them they should arrest him and "bring a body bag".

Janet W. Lee ViacomCBS is launching a dedicated diversity and inclusion website that sheds light, for the first time, on the combined company’s workforce demographics following the merger of Viacom and CBS, Variety has exclusively learned.

Don't miss a thing that's happening in and around Bury by signing up to the free MyBury newsletterA crackdown on illegal streaming services by police will see more than 7,000 people receive formal warnings that they could face up to five years in jail for using a system allowing them to avoid paying for premium channels.The warnings come after Lancashire Police's cyber-crime unit mounted an investigation into illegal streaming service and those who profit from them.This time, police are looking into subscribers of a service called IPTV, allowing users to illegally stream premium channels at a reduced rate, after a list of users was found in a police raid in June.More than 7,000 residents across Lancashire, who are all believed to have been

A mall Santa refused Michael DeCarlo’s request for a Nerf gun for Christmas, so now the National Rifle Association is stepping in to help the 4-year-old expand his toy arsenal.  The gun rights group released a video of Santa delivering a sack of the popular toys to the child’s home in Illinois as part of their “mission to make Michael’s Christmas the best ever.”  “Mean Santa won’t be happy I have this,” DeCarlo says in the clip before emerging victorious in a Nerf battle with this more generous – and sunglasses-wearing – version of St.

When Martine McCutcheon joined EastEnders as Tiffany Raymond in 1994, the role was only supposed to be a small one.

Strictly Come Dancing star Maisie Smith was pulled over by police for "driving at speed" near the hit BBC show's studios, it is claimed.

Officers arrived at the scene and found flames erupting from under the door of a property.The officers broke in to find a suspect shouting violently while attempting to barricade himself into the property.During the struggle, the suspect, named by Greater Manchester Police as Christian Smith, threw a flammable substance on one of the responding officers.Smith has since been arrested and charged with one count of arson with intent to endanger life, one count of affray, one count of actual bodily harm to a police officer and one count of harassment.While the injured officer has been treated and discharged from hospital by medics.A Greater Manchester Police spokesperson told Metro.co.uk: "A 51-year-old man has been arrested following an

direct to your inboxThe government has announced a ‘landmark’ rule change that will make it easier for gay and bisexual men to donate blood in England.Health and Social Care Secretary Matt Hancock today (December 14) announced new criteria would be introduced in the summer where anyone who has had one sexual partner and who have been with their sexual partner for more than three months will be eligible to give blood.The criteria will apply to anyone regardless of their gender, their partner’s gender, or the kind of sex they have.“This landmark change to blood donation is safe and it will allow many more people, who have previously been excluded by donor selection criteria, to take the opportunity to help save lives,” Mr Hancock said."This

Justice League has been concluded by studio WarnerMedia.Earlier this year, Cyborg actor Ray Fisher spoke about alleged misconduct on the set of the DC movie after Joss Whedon took over as director in 2017.Fisher accused Whedon of “gross, abusive, unprofessional, and completely unacceptable” behaviour and also claimed that producers Geoff Johns and Jon Berg “enabled” his alleged behaviour.WarnerMedia has now confirmed that their investigation has now concluded, saying in a statement (via The Hollywood Reporter): “WarnerMedia’s investigation into the Justice League movie has concluded and remedial action has been taken.”Responding to the conclusion, Fisher has since tweeted that he received the following statement: “WarnerMedia appreciates

Kilmarnock yesterday. The force vehicle was travelling along Grassyards Road in the town when the animal was struck by the motor just after 6pm.Police confirmed today that the dog died following the collision and that the two officers in the car didn't require medical treatment.A Police Scotland spokesperson said this morning: "Around 6.05pm on Sunday, December 13, a police car struck a dog on Grassyards Road, Kilmarnock."The dog died following the crash.

direct to your inboxAn arsenal of weapons including NINE imitation guns, a crossbow and an axe have been recovered by police following an incident in Tameside last night (Sunday).Police say they were called at around 8.30pm to reports of a 'man armed with a knife' on Mossley Road in Ashton-under-Lyne.As officers were responding to the incident, they received 'further intelligence' that the man was brandishing a firearm.Specialist armed officers were also scrambled to the scene and three men aged 50,43 and 26 were arrested on suspicion of firearms offences.They all remain in custody for questioning, police said.Six suspected guns, which were later confirmed as BB guns, were recovered at the scene. Following a search at an address in Mossley

A man and woman have been arrested after a dead baby was found dumped in a garden in Weston-super-Mare.