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A surge in rough sleeping in Scotland is putting lives at "serious risk" this winter, campaigners have warned. Everyone Home Collective - a group of around 40 charitable and academic organisations focused on housing and homelessness - has called for action on the “accelerating and avoidable rough sleeping crisis.”

The homeowner of what is dubbed as Europe's 'most haunted house', openly admits he is "too scared" to spend a night in his spooky property because of eerie encounters.The house, located at 30 East Drive in Pontefract, is notorious for being the abode of a belligerent poltergeist. Bil Bungay, 60, revealed: "I've never spent the night out in the house, it terrifies me." He also shared: "I think this thing is not just terrifying, but it's also intelligent and playful - it sort of shows off.That intrigues me the most about whatever is in that house." When it comes to visiting the paranormal location, his routine is quite unique: "When I go, I always make a point of saying hello and asking how it is and I always say 'please don't freak me out, I don't know if my heart can take it.'" The hair-raising happenings in the three-bed property started in 1966 with the Pritchard family experiencing a non-stop series of bizarre incidents, including lights flipping off, unexplained green foam spewing from faucets, pictures being mysteriously torn, and even family members reportedly being hit and pushed down the stairs.

Airdrie player-boss Rhys McCabe has revealed three tears to his calf are holding him back from riding to the Diamonds' rescue ahead of tonight's clash at Raith Rovers.

Don’t expect to see Ian Somerhalder and Nikki Reed on your TV anytime soon.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Jeff Bezos, the owner of the Washington Post, asserted that “no quid pro quo of any kind” was involved in his paper’s decision to stop endorsing U.S. presidential candidates. Rather, Bezos said, the decision was intended to bolster consumers’ trust in the Post, he wrote in an article published Monday by the Washington Post.

Jennifer Maas TV Business Writer Horror giant Blumhouse is celebrating spooky season with more than just TV shows and films this year with the launch of its first-ever video game, “Fear the Spotlight.” Developed by indie studio Cozy Game Pals, the title is described as “a creepy love letter to classic 90s horror experiences with a focus on rich storytelling, puzzle solving, and a tense atmosphere” and the “perfect narrative horror game for those new to the genre.” Released Oct. 22, “Fear the Spotlight” is the first of several slated from Blumhouse and hails from a husband and wife duo with a deep passion for horror and games.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief ‘After the Quake,’ a film adaptation of a Murakami Haruki story collection, has been picked up by Japan’s Bitters End for international rights sales. Directed by Inoue Tsuyoshi (“Amachan”) and produced by “Drive My Car” producer Yamamoto Teruhisa, the film is based on four of the six short stories in Murakami’s 2000 book of the same title. The stories explore the complex aftermath of Japan’s earthquakes and other global crises.

This is absolutely unimaginable…

If you’re like us, you got pissed off all over again after seeing footage of that travesty of a political rally on Sunday.

Jeff Bezos is explaining why the Washington Post will no longer be endorsing presidential candidates.

Carson Daly is the latest celeb on the Internet’s s**t list after a questionable TRL clip has resurfaced.

Forget gym, tan, laundry. How about hate, racism, vote against your interests??

*Warning - This article contains spoilers for the Outlander television series and book series.*

The Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos defended the decision of the publication not endorse in the 2024 presidential race, acknowledging that “inadequate planning” and not some “intentional strategy” was to blame for creating a backlash.

Manchester City midfielder Rodri used his acceptance speech to thank his loved ones and provide an update on his injury after winning the Men's Ballon d'Or.

Hearts hitkid James Wilson couldn’t properly enjoy his Edinburgh derby heroics on Sunday night because he had a school assignment to finish.

Members of the Jewish community feel 'completely abandoned' by the police, with officers 'turning a blind eye' to violent, anti-Semitic protests, Parliament has been told.

Ruben Amorim has agreed in principle to become the next Manchester United manager.

hitting our collective feeds—I figured it’s high time for some group shopping therapy. Below, take a peek into my lineup for fall 2024, which features popular Adidas, buzzy Hokas, and celeb-approved Salomons.

And Just Like That…, Sarah Jessica Parker flashed a bit o’ thigh and raised an intriguing possibility we couldn’t help but wonder about: Are stockings making a comeback? The show’s official costume Instagram page hasn’t yet posted about the look, but it appears that these are an open-knit pair of over-the-knee socks paired with lace-up leather heels, and suddenly I’m in 2009 again trying my damndest to be Gossip Girl season one Jenny Humphrey, New York cool with a little downtown hipster and Brooklyn crunchy thrown in., or rather, Bradshaw, did the absolute most with mixing and matching autumn staple fabrics. There appears to be a white canvas (?) dress situation happening underneath a denim skirt, unbuttoned, paired with a houndstooth jacket, and all under the kind of scarf-sweater hybrid we could easily see .Her oversized cherry leather coin purse, glossy mane, and string of pearls add quite a bit of class to the otherwise boho ensemble, plus cute little earrings we can’t quite make out.

.On October 27, 2024, stepped out in Los Angeles wearing a billowing white top with denim so ripped and distressed they snagged on her stiletto heel. Surely, J.Lo felt a wave of nostalgia when picking out this 'fit because I was immediately transported back to 2002 just by staring at it.Jennifer Lopez is seen on October 27, 2024 in Los Angeles, California.Anyone who lived through the early 2000s will take one look at this outfit and hear a condescending male voice saying, “did you buy them like that?" For years, ultra-distressed denim had women obsessed, usually purchased in that same bootcut style but later in form.