Reading terror suspect accused of shouting "Allahu Akbar" and stabbing three friends to death

Strictly Come Dancing's Nicola Adams has revealed that she and girlfriend Ella Baig are expecting their first baby together.The loved-up couple shared an adorable image of themselves sharing a kiss together on a glorious seafront to announce the happy news.Ella took to her own Instagram account, sharing a black-and-white image of their baby scan.The couple have opted to use Nicola's egg along with a sperm donor and Ella will carry and deliver their child.Boxing star Nicola told fans: "We're so excited to announce that our family is expanding. "After what feels like a lifetime, we can finally say we're going to be parents.

The Loose Women panelists aren't shy in having a debate or two.

TikTok, with the video racking up more than 2million views since it was uploaded this week.To begin, the presenter asks him: "Did you really want to charge to use toilets on Ryanair planes?"Michael replies: "Yes, but not because I want the money – we give the money away to charity. I want to get rid of the two toilets at the back of the planes so I can add six extra seats."With six extra seats I can lower everyone’s airfare for by another 5%, all year round."TikTok users were divided by his comments though.One wrote: "He’s 100% correct...

Prince Andrew has reached an out-of-court settlement with his accuser, Virginia Giuffre, with a sum thought to be in the region of £12 million.The prince, who denies all accusations against him - and says he doesn't recall ever meeting Giuffre, who had been sex-trafficked by his pal convicted sex offender Jeffery Epstein - is reportedly giving £2 million of the rumoured £12 million to her charity as part of their legal agreement.The payment of the huge stack of cash has raised eyebrows, however, about how the money was pulled together, with reports claiming some of it is being paid for by his mum, Queen Elizabeth.Shadow Attorney General Emily Thornberry has said the payment will “damage” the Queen’s reputation. Speaking on ITV on Wednesday she said that the saga “has done a lot of damage to the monarchy, without a doubt.

slammed for making British tea by boiling milk in a kettle and were mocked for not knowing what grit boxes are.But this time, the baffled American has questioned what the silver rectangular grids are that can be found on the pavement in some British parks.Posting to TikTok under the name @swfinds, the American posed the question: “Can someone please tell me what these are?“They are everywhere on the dangerous sidewalks in the UK.”In the clip which has now racked up 185,000 views, the American filmed two metal sections in the path that have rounded bars going across them.But instead of Brits enlightening the American on what they are for, they of course provided them with some very sarcastic and very wrong answers.One person commented: “They’re breathing holes for the loch-ness monster.”Another user chuckled: “Windows for the people of the underground crumpet factories.”Whilst a third person expressed: “They are grids which immediately trap year 7s, they then get teleported to the police station.”Someone else declared: “Speed boost.”Meanwhile, a fifth person giggled: “Outdoor toaster.”Luckily for the confused American, a kind commenter shared what the ‘dangerous’ metal bars in the ground were - it turns out they are cattle grids and they are not harmful at all.One person shared: “It’s a cattle block so animals and cattle can’t pass.”Well, we guess someone learnt something new today! Get all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletter

To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.The collision involved a blue Mini and a grey Fiat 500X - Winnie and the woman were travelling in separate vehicles. It was the first of two double fatal crashes in Shropshire within three days - the second saw a mum and her baby die at the scene on the A41 between Newport and Tern Hill on Tuesday (February 15).

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Reading terror attack suspect Khairi Saadallah has been charged with murder.

2 min read As police in the United Kingdom treat the weekend stabbing spree in the town of Reading as a terror act, it is now reported that all three victims were gay men. David Wails, 49, Joe Ritchie-Bennett, 39, and James Furlong, 36, all lost their lives in the attack.

The man suspected of killing three people in the Reading terror attack was checked by police less than 24 hours before it happened, it is claimed.

The brave policeman who rugby tackled the Reading terrorist suspect Khairi Saadallah is a rookie who has only been in his job for just 14 months, according to a new report.

used to live in Greater Manchester.The Manchester Evening News understands Khairi Saadallah, 25, was based in Bury after coming from Libya as a refugee around ten years ago, before moving to Berkshire.It is believed he spent a period of time homeless while living in Greater Manchester. He is being held on suspicion of terrorism after the deaths of scientist David Wails, Joe Ritchie-Bennett, 39, originally from Philadelphia in the US, and history teacher James Furlong, 36, at Forbury Gardens in Reading's town centre around 7pm on Saturday night.It is believed that officers investigating the case have been in contact with Greater Manchester Police.

Scotland Yard's head of counter terrorism policing has hailed those who assisted victims of an attack in Reading "heroes".

terror attack.They were killed in an incident which happened in Forbury Gardens in the town centre at around 7pm on Saturday. David Wails was named locally on Monday afternoon as the third man who died, after earlier tributes were paid to Joe Ritchie-Bennett, 39, originally from Philadelphia in Pennsylvania, and history teacher James Furlong, 36.

The third person killed in the Reading terror attack has been named as David Wails.

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Schoolchildren have been leading poignant tributes for an "amazing" teacher killed in the Reading terror attack.

Reading terror attack has been named as an American man who had been living in the UK for 15 years. Tragic pharmaceutical worker Joe Ritchie-Bennett, 39, from Philadelphia, had lost his husband Ian, 32 to colon cancer just six years ago.He died at around 7pm on Saturday in Forbury Gardens park alongside his friend, school teacher James Furlong, 36, and a third victim who is still to be named.

Reading terror attack suspect is believed to have walked out of prison 16 days earlier. It is understood that Khairi Saad­allah left HMP Bullingdon in Oxfordshire before the mass stabbing in Fobury Gardens on Saturday, t he Mirror reports.

The second victim of the Reading terror attack has been named as an American expat who lost his husband to colon cancer six years ago.

An 'inspirational' history teacher has been named as one of the victims of the suspected terror attack in Reading.