Police use force against black people five times more than people who are white

Cops are currently investigating near Tay Street, Perth.

Prince Andrew has admitted he regrets his jaw-dropping interview with BBC Newsnight and that he wants an “olive branch” before he co-operates with US authorities over his links to paedophile Jeffrey Epstein, a source has said.The Duke of York admitted the BBC Newsnight interview that led to his rapid retreat from public life was a mistake and a “source of regret”.A source close to the prince told the Sunday Times that Andrew doesn’t regret the intention behind the interview, which he did to distance himself from the allegations.He added: “But the fact he was unable to appropriately or sufficiently convey his sympathy for the victims of Epstein, is, of course, a source of regret.”The interview was considered a disaster and people believed he

Michael Jackson is alive has resurfaced after an uncanny lookalike was filmed moonwalking on a treadmill.

Madeleine McCann and prime suspect Christian Brueckner.The 43-year-old German prisoner, reportedly serving time for the rape of a 72-year-old US tourist in Portugal, is now thought to be the main focus of the investigation – though police have not yet formally identified him.German authorities claim to have evidence that Madeleine is dead, but British detectives are still treating it as a missing person inquiry.Ex-chief inspector Mick Neville, who founded the Met Police’s Central Forensic Image Team in 2012, agrees with the latter approach.He told Daily Star Online: “Until somebody finds a body then you’ve always got to keep looking for that child, because its somebody’s daughter.“We know from the Fritzl case and from cases in America that

Peter Andre had revealed his plans to have another baby by the time he’s 50, but it sounds like wife Emily MacDonagh has more than just one new addition in mind. Peter, who shares two kids – daughter Amelia, six, and son Theo, three – with Emily, revealed that the couple are now planning to have two more children in the next three years.

Evanescence‘s Amy Lee and Troy McLawhorn have recorded a somber take on Bananarama‘s classic hit ‘Cruel Summer’.After originally being released as a standalone single in 1983, ‘Cruel Summer’ was later included on Bananarama’s self-titled second album.

Renfrew. Councillor Strang said police had carried out a speed check at Cockels Loan last week with a further nine speed checks having already taken place in Renfrew in June so far.The Conservative and Unionist member for Renfrew North and Braehead insists road safety is one of her top priorities and encouraged any constituents to report any areas where they feel speeding is of concern.She said: “Speeding and dangerous driving is a major concern across my ward and trying to improve road safety has been one of my top priorities since being elected.

A 30-minute phone call received by prime suspect Christian Brueckner may help police solve the mystery around Madeleine McCann's disapperance.

Marlo Hampton is one of the many who have come together to protest the senseless killing of George Floyd and many other African Americans at the hands of the police. The Real Housewives of Atlanta star took to the streets in the name of the Black Lives Matter movement, trying to make a change in America.

Eva Marcille managed to get her fans emotional with a video that she shared on her social media account. It’s an online concert, and the band is made of black queens as you will see below.

West Lothian singer Amy Hawthorn is to perform a free show online to mark Armed Forces Day.Amy will be performing during the live stream on the Facebook page of West Lothian Armed Forces Day at 3pm on Sunday, June 28.The usual annual Armed Forces Day at West Lothian Civic Centre was cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic so the organisers looked for an alternative solution to mark the day.Chairman of the West Lothian AFD event, Stephen Elliot, explained the purpose of the celebration is to show support for the armed forces in a fun and engaging way.Holding a live event online seemed like the perfect replacement for the usual annual events so organisers asked local musician and committee member, Stuart McLean, for help.He brought aboard Amy,

Photographs appear to capture the moment hundreds of revellers gathered to stream into an illegal rave in Trafford on Saturday night.Dressed in party gear, those in the crowds appear to be on their way to the event in Carrington, with reports circulating of a stabbing having taken place later in the evening.Police can be seen on their radios as a steady stream of young people walk along the road in large groups - appearing to meet outdoors in far great numbers than the maximum of six as advised by the government during the pandemic.The event was to become a huge drain on police resources, with some witnesses reporting around 50 emergency vehicles on Mile Road in Flixton at around 9.30pm.Manchester Road was closed between Partington and

appeared to capture the moment hundreds of revellers gathered to stream into the illegal rave in Trafford.Dressed in party gear, those in the crowds appear to be on their way to the event in Carrington, with reports circulating of a stabbing having taken place later in the evening.

Jada Kai, 29, skated under the name Melissa Bulanhagui for both the USA and the Philippines.Born in Philadelphia, to Filipino parents, Jada had a strict, Catholic upbringing. She spoke to fellow porn star Asa Akira on The Pornhub Podcast to share her rise to (porn) stardom.

Donald Trump insists he will not watch the NFL should players decide to take a knee when the national anthem is played.Trump has been critical of NFL players for kneeling during the national anthem since Colin Kaepernick began the practice during the 2016 season.The then-San Francisco 49ers quarterback was protesting police brutality and other social and racial injustices.NFL commissioner Roger Goodell recently admitted the league should have listened more closely in the past to players who complained about racism.Though Trump has said he will turn his back on players who continue to kneel while the Star-Spangled Banner anthem is played before matches.While quote tweeting a post that was talking about how the US soccer team won’t stand for

Spice Girls fame. The singer bought the property in Little Marlow in the 90s, however her welcome into the village was far from friendly after shocking letters began dropping through her door.She told The Sun: "The fact I bought it disturbed the whole village.

The actress took to her popular Instagram account to share a video tribute to Breonna Taylor, one of the victims of police brutality that is yet to get justice. As you might know, Taylor was shot no less than 8 times in her own bed by police back in March.

Police have released CCTV images of a Scots woman who suddenly vanished from her home. Officers are frantically searching for Sarah Flett who disappeared from the Cross Street area of Callander yesterday.

Peter Andre has revealed that he and wife Emily have agreed to have two more children in the next three years before he turns 50.

Little Mix star Jade Thirlwall opened up about feeling frustrated at the group’s lack of success in the US.The 27-year-old singer, along with bandmates Perrie Edwards, Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Jesy Nelson, said they need ‘that one song’ to be able to crack the US market.‘In America, we’ve done so much hard work – back and forwards, months at a time, doing the rounds,’ she began.‘We’ve got the fan base but it just doesn’t click. It’s a really bitter pill to swallow that we’re not humongous over there.’Until they have the hit US radio song, ‘it’s not going to happen’, Jade believes.