Police 'pelted with kerb stones' as they break up illegal London rave 'attended by 150'

Meek Mill shared words of wisdom to Kim Kardashian and Kanye West amid their "family break up".

Teddi Mellencamp got some unsettling news during the July 22 episode of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills that Denise Richards had been viciously backstabbing her. Former show regular Brandi Glanville, 47, alleged that Dense told her Teddi would “do anything to be in this group” of women because she was desperately trying to get out from under her famous rock star dad John Mellencamp‘s “shadow.” That didn’t sit well with father or daughter, and the 39-year-old Bravo star shared a text between them, where John had a snarky question about who Denise was.

Katy Perry is talking about those infamous photos of Orlando Bloom!

Madeleine McCann prime suspect.Hazel Behan, 37, said she believes her attacker was Christian Brueckner, named last month in connection with Madeleine’s disappearance in May 2007.He was convicted of a similar rape just a year after Hazel was attacked in 2004 and two years before Madeleine vanished from the resort of Praia da Luz.Hazel says they failed to properly investigate the attack first time around. One problem they now face is vital DNA evidence was destroyed on the orders of a judge, usual in Portugal when no suspect is identified.

Brandi Glanville totally shocked the other Real Housewives of Beverly Hills stars when she claimed this about Denise Richards in a new sneak peek of the upcoming episode of the reality TV show! The celeb tells co-stars Kyle Richards and Teddi Mellencamp that Denise is not who she seems to be during a chat with the ladies, Kim Richards included! As mentioned, at the beginning of the sneak peek, she warns the ladies that: ‘I just think you guys need to be careful with her because she’s not who she pretends to be.’ But that was not all! Kim then says that Denise did something to Brandi…,’ stopping when he pal looks at her sternly, prompting Kim to say ‘I won’t.

Chelsea’s last two domestic fixtures are set to define their season, with a Premier League finale against Wolves set to decide whether they’ll qualify for the Champions League and silverware on the line in the upcoming FA Cup final against Arsenal.

Aubrey Plaza is on a break from her leading lady duties as she quarantines at home in Los Angeles.But the hilarious actress is getting in plenty of quality time with partner Jeff Baena and her pups.She served a retro look Wednesday in a tie-dye t-shirt, as she stepped out with a friend to walk her dogsFrankie and Stevie in her Los Feliz neighborhood, during a break from quarantine.

She had been showing off her catwalk skills at Milan Digital Fashion Week in Milan, Italy this past week.And now, just days after the first-ever three-day event closed, top model Taylor Hill gave her 14.3 million Instagram followers a glimpse at one her more relaxing moments dressed in a gold bikini.'Golden hour,' she wrote in the caption in a reference to her revealing two-piece and the gorgeous sunshine glaring down on her tan figure.

SEAL Team actor John Savage gave his opinion on the ongoing social unrest in the movement against racism and police brutality, saying that people 'need to respect each other and come together' amid the troubled times.'A lot of people were doing the finger on these marches; OK, but it didn't hurt anybody, but there are some people who are emotionally really feeling frustrated,' the 70-year-old actor told Fox News on Wednesday. 'They don't feel a part of the world they're demonstrating in.

Amber Heard chats on the phone while out on a stroll with girlfriend Bianca Butti on Wednesday evening (July 22) in London, England.

A 20-year-old man has been found dead  after an alleged street attack with a car found overturned nearby.

Colombian writer-director Catalina Arroyave makes an auspicious feature debut with an affecting coming-of-age drama that is all the more powerful for its stylistic restraint and lack of melodramatics. Depicting the burgeoning relationship between two teenage street artists from different sides of the Medellín tracks, Days of the Whale delivers a vibrantly alive portrayal of a city too easily associated with violence and drug cartels.

Police are appealing for information after the burnt carcass of a deer was found near Stirling. A member of the public came across the scorched remains of a roe deer in a woodland area at Bridge of Allan on Wednesday July 22.

Dive right in! Like the weather, the Daily Star's FREE newsletter is a scorcherA murder investigation has been launched into the death of a man in Thame.An injured man was found on Chinnor Road at about 7pm this evening and a 20-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene.Thames Valley Police want to speak to a group of young men spotted in the area at the time of the incident.Sickeningly, they believe the man's murder may have been filmed and are begging the public not to share it online.Senior investigating officer Detective Inspector Mike Roddy of the Major Crime Unit, said: "We are in the very early stages of this murder investigation."Our thoughts first and foremost go out to the family of the man who has sadly died."It is really

Premiership clubs face a potentially huge points deduction if they break their ‘social bubble’ when rugby returns next month.

hereThe order will remain in force until 9.30pm on Friday night.It gives police officers and police community support traffic officers powers to direct people they suspect are causing, or likely to cause crime, nuisance or anti-social behaviour to leave a designated area for up to 48 hours.They face arrest if they return.Bars and pubs in the city centre meanwhile were reportedly turning people away because they were full.Superintendent Dave Charnock said tonight: "We're aware of the significant impact that anti-social behaviour can have on individuals and communities, and we will be targeting people we suspect of being involved in this type of behaviour in the area."To the vast majority of law-abiding members of the community and Liverpool

Dumfries earlier today.Locals spotted a significant police presence in the area and a spokesperson for the park confirmed police were probing an incident there.A spokesperson for Southerness Holiday Park said:“There has been an incident at the park, and we are helping police with their enquiries."As this is a police matter, we can’t comment further.”Police Scotland have been approached for comment.We'll be bringing you the very latest updates, pictures and video on this breaking news story.

Premier League champions Liverpool took on Chelsea in their final leage game of the season with the trophy being lifted following the match and fans were seen around the ground.Fireworks were heard on TV coverage with Liverpool fans understandably eager to celebrate their team's first ever Premier League title.Though police, who had urged Reds fans to stay away amid the coronavirus pandemic, were quick to act announcing the area has become a 'Dispersal Zone'.A tweet from the force read: “BREAKING | A Dispersal Zone is now in place outside #Anfield Stadium following increased numbers of people gathering near to the ground tonight.

police officer who "would light up the room" has been beaten to death while off duty in Canada. Constable Allan Young, 55, was attacked in Nelson, British Columbia last week and spent the last few days on life support, before dying on Tuesday evening.

coronavirus and brings England in line with countries like Spain, Germany and Italy. So far more than 45,000 UK deaths have been linked to the disease.People attending hospitals and on public transport already have to wear coverings in England.The Greater Manchester branch of the Police Federation, which represents rank-and-file cops, said officers were too 'too busy' to enforce the new law.But Chief Constable Hopkins made it clear his officers would enforce the law but that they would try to engage with reluctant shoppers first.He told the M.E.N: "It will be law so we will enforce where necessary.

They were once top dogs in the police, springer spaniels who sniffed out drugs and explosives.