Scots Lidl store ceiling collapses in thunderstorm as customers scream and flee

A thug who pried his partner's phone from her grasp and called her a name has been jailed for nine months.

A Highway Code fine means drivers could be liable to pay a four-figure penalty due to a misunderstanding about driving around ambulances.

Liberty Poole’s latest post didn’t fail to disappoint on Sunday (October 2) after the blonde bombshell turned up the heat in a plunging white crop top that struggled to contain her ample assets. The former Love Island star, 23, showcased her hourglass figure in the daring white top which she paired with a miniature sliver miniskirt which clung to her peachy derriere.

Putin is “likely” to exploit an under-siege nuclear plant in Ukraine in a sick game of nuclear blackmail, military experts have warned.The Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, located near the frontline of the bloody battle for the eastern European country, is Ukraine’sbiggest and earlier had triggered fears it could melt down in a similar way to the infamous disaster at Chernobyl in 1986.Russian forces kidnapped the plant’s director-general Ihor Murashov in a worrying development on September 30 last week, with the man remaining in an unknown location.READ MORE: Brit captured by Russians in Ukraine 'wants to go back and fight' after being freedNow, experts from the Institute for the Study of War have warned the move is “likely” an attempt from the brutal invader “to assume legal responsibility for the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant”.They wrote: “Russian authorities will likely seek to exploit their control of the ZNPP… “To pressure the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to legitimise the illegal Russian annexations of occupied Ukrainian territory by coercing it to acknowledge Russia‘s legal control over the ZNPP.” Terrified experts have warned the bloody Russian military – who stand accused of committing morbid war crimes in Ukraine – should not be in control of a nuclear power. Energoatom president Petro Kotin stressed: “His detention jeopardizes the safety of Ukraine and Europe’s largest nuclear power plant.

Harry and Meghan 's private secretary "kept trying to warn Charles and the Queen" about the pair's deteriorating relationship with Palace staff, a new book has claimed. Valentine Low's upcoming book Courtiers: The Hidden Power Behind The Crown details how the warnings were there as the Sussexes' relationship with Palace staff deteriorated.

Prince Harry will still go ahead with publishing his memoir and the Palace is “understandably very concerned”.Katie Nicholl, Vanity Fair’s royal correspondent, who was featured on Portillo on GB News explained: “We know from the things that Harry and Megan have said in Oprah and in other interviews that they're not afraid to criticise the institution…“I mean, my experience of books is that he's been paid something like a 35-million-pound advance, half of which has already been paid.“I know the Palace is understandably very concerned about what's going to be in this book.”Early reports suggested that Harry would “tone down” his book in respect of how grandmother.READ MORE:Palace aides are 'plotting to stop Prince Harry's bombshell book from being released'However, Nicholl said she believes that this won’t be the case at all.“We know from the things that Harry and Megan have said in Oprah and in other interviews that they're not afraid to criticise the institution.“They're not afraid to have a pop at members of the Royal Family.”She continued by saying she doesn’t believe that his is “going to hand back half of that advance and pull the plug on the book.”Another royal commentator, Charles Rae, urged the prince not to publish the tell-all.He said, “Harry is supposed to be doing some changes so they can tone it down a bit.“Well, I've got one change for Harry: he should scrap it.“Just don't publish it, Harry.

READ MORE: Woman stays at Travelodge during Masters as it's cheaper than uni accommodation This means some families may be able to head off on a fun staycation during the lead up to Halloween.Travelodge has 580 hotels throughout the nation in hot spot cities, beachside destinations and in the countryside meaning there’s something for most families to enjoy.And, the low cost of the rooms means it works out at just £8.50 per person per night for a family of four with two children.The abundance of free activities to enjoy during the half term means you can bank a holiday without spending too much extra.Free things to do near Travelodge hotels include, the Hermitage Museum and Gardens in Norfolk, The National Museums Scotland in Edinburgh, the Pumpkin Patch at Bickton Manor Farm, Fordingbridge, Hampshire or the free Halloween Trial at Sammy Miller Motorcycle Museum.Or look to Mother Nature and make the most of the great outdoors by visiting The Tramway Trail in Cornwall, St Cuthbert’s Way in Northumberland, The Seven Sisters in East Sussex or Roman Way in the Cotswolds.Those who head to the beach can try body boarding, kite flying and the local arcades (just take a wetsuit if you head into the water).As an extra bonus, those who love a cooked breakfast on their holiday can enjoy one at over 200 Travelodge hotels that now feature The Bar Cafe.It offers brekkie from £8.99 with each paying guest bagging a free meal for two children under the age of 15.The Bar Cafe also offers dinner with any main meal, side and dessert for £12.75 and kids meals from £6.50.Favourites include pizza, burgers, curry and for the kids chicken skewers and fish fingers.To book one of Travelodge’s £34 rooms simply head to the website here.READ MORE: S

reports, Maya Jama will host both the winter edition of Love Island in early 2023, which is making its comeback after two years off-air, before taking on the hit summer series in Majorca. An ITV source revealed: “Maya was ITV’s dream option.

Liverpool, Newcastle United, and even Manchester City at the advent of the club’s Arab-backed revolution. READ MORE: Craig Bellamy slams John Arne Riise over "bulls***" claims about golf club attack But, having made his name as a precocious talent with Norwich City, Bellamy has revealed that his skill on the pitch also led to him being singled out as a teenager, and recalled one encounter with iconic manager Neil Warnock.Speaking on the Culture Club podcast, Bellamy was asked about a clash with opposition player Darren Bullock that saw the hardman threaten to break his legs, when he remembered: “It was Neil Warnock’s team for Bury, he sent them out.“Bruce Rioch said, ‘it’s him, it’s the manager, he’s done that type of stuff before’... They were waiting in the tunnel, two of them, and they looked tough as well.

Khloe Kardashian wowed fans with a set of stunning new photos shot in her hotel room in Paris yesterday (October 2). The reality star was in Paris for Fashion Week and gave fans a behind-the-scenes look as she posed wearing nothing but a bathrobe.

Ian Brown played a homecoming Manchester gig this weekend (September 30), and dedicated the set to late Happy Mondays bassist Paul Ryder.Brown is currently on his first UK headline tour in a decade, and played the O2 Victoria Warehouse in his hometown on Friday night.As reported by the Manchester Evening News, Brown told the crowd: “I just want to dedicate tonight’s set to one of the greatest human beings I ever met. Let’s hear it for Mr Paul Ryder.”Ryder passed away on July 15 at the age of 58.

Daily Mail, Petunin’s body was found in the Russian city of Krasnodar on Friday (September 30).The 27-year-old rapper was one of 300,000 extra Russian citizens whom Putin had drafted for his continued war against Ukraine. Walkie previously served in the Russian army and, as the Mail reports, hated his previous experience so much that he tried to avoid re-enlistment on medical grounds, highlighting that he had been treated in a psychiatric hospital.In the Telegram video, which has since been shared on Twitter, Petunin said: “If you are watching this video, then I am no longer alive.

Blonde author Joyce Carol Oates has defended the new Ana de Armas biopic.The Netflix film, which “blurs the lines of fact and fiction” on Marilyn Monroe’s life, has proved divisive since its release last week. While de Armas’ performance has been praised, many have suggested that the film is exploitative of Monroe.Oates, who wrote the book that the film is based on, came to its defence by calling it a “brilliant work of cinematic art obviously not for everyone”.“I think it was/is a brilliant work of cinematic art obviously not for everyone,” she tweeted.

Kim Kardashian is adding a podcast to her mega empire. The "Keeping up with the Kardashian" star 41, has launched her podcast, "The System" after signing a deal with Spotify in 2020.  In early September, Kardashian confirmed that the true crime podcast was in the works.

The Scottish Government has launched a new website providing information on the wide range of advice, information and financial support available to people across the country. Similar to the UK Government’s dedicated pages on GOV.UK, the site has been developed as a ‘one stop shop’ designed to help households struggling with the rising costs of daily living and soaring energy bills to find out if they are eligible for additional support.

The Northern Lights could make another showing over Scotland tonight amid the beginning of aurora borealis season.

Campaigners say Kinneil Estate in Bo'ness is being put "to the back of the queue" in a report looking at four of Falkirk district's major parks.

Liz Truss is under mounting pressure to keep a UK Government pledge to raise benefits in line with inflation.

Strictly Come Dancing viewers are demanding that the Sunday results show is broadcast live as they accuse the BBC of 'pretending' that it is.