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Heartbreaking pictures show the scene on an Irish beach where at least six whales died after being washed up.

Cuba Gooding Jr has been accused of raping a woman twice, in 2013.The As Good As It Gets actor is facing allegations that he sexually assaulted a woman at a hotel in New York.According to Sky News, a lawsuit was filed on Tuesday, with the unnamed woman claiming she met the 52-year-old at a Manhattan bar in August, 2013.She alleged she was invited to join him for drinks at a nearby hotel, where he asked her up to his hotel room, suggesting he needed to change his clothes.The publication reports that the lawsuit states he then attacked the woman and removed her clothes.He allegedly pinned her down and raped her twice, as she repeatedly said ‘no’.Gooding has denied all allegations of sexual assault.His lawyer, Mark Heller, said in a statement:

The Psychedelic Furs‘ frontman has revealed that John Hughes “got the wrong end of the stick” about his band’s 1981 single, which inspired a 1986 rom-com of the same name.Richard Butler said that the US filmmaker took the meaning literally, and centred his Molly Ringwald-starring “brat pack” film Pretty In Pink on a beautiful girl in a pink dress. But Butler was using a metaphor for describing a naked, wayward girl.“God rest his soul,” Butler told Sky News, ‘[Hughes] kind of got the wrong end of the stick with that song.“He made it to be literally about a girl that was wearing a pink dress and it wasn’t about that at all.

Sky News star has now spoken out about her health, explaining why she has been left "stunned".The 55-year-old's cancerous lump in her breast has shrunk to half its original size.The former gymnast was initially told the difficult news in June, after doctors reportedly first told her she had the condition in 2013.She has now discussed how she is doing, after previously saying she was "walking through a living nightmare".Jacquie recalled that "neither my doctors nor I could believe" how much the growth had shrunk by.The small screen regular commented: "I was stunned and so relieved."I was told that even if the tumour inside my breast had remained the same size, that would be a good result."Jacquie continued: "But to find it had shrunk was

delivery boy set up a business in the garage of his parents' home that is now worth billions. Ben Francis was just 19 when he started Gymshark while studying and working at Pizza Hut in the evenings.The 28-year-old confirmed on Friday that the company had struck a whopping £1billion investment deal.

A British mum has been forced to leave her kids behind in France in a bid to make it back to the UK before the new quarantine rules kick in.

Sky News : "It has been an incredible ride over the last eight years to get to this point, but today signals the next chapter in the Gymshark story.

Restaurant chain Yo Sushi is preparing to axe hundreds of roles as part a major restructuring following months of losses as a result of the coronavirus lockdown.

Sarah-Jane Mee has revealed that her newborn daughter is called Rae Brenda Richardson.

A Labour MP has accused the Met Police of racial profiling after she and a friend were stopped as they drove through London.

A beachgoer abandoned her day out as she complained people are "on top of you" and 'not following the social distancing rules'.

A coroner has ruled regarding the cause of Caroline Flack‘s suicide.

A post shared by The Duke and Duchess of Sussex (@sussexroyal) on Feb 13, 2020 at 11:30am PSTWhen speaking to Sky News recently, Edward said that the Duchess is a ‘brave woman’ and that he feels it wasn’t just racism that brought so much criticism her way.‘Parts of it were probably racism,’ he explained, ‘but it was more of an institution.‘She walked into an institution and everyone expected her to know the rules.

Boris Johnson was today told to shut pubs if that's what it takes to keep schools open next month.

At today’s Downing Street press conference on the ramped-up coronavirus measures announced for much of the north, Boris Johnson addressed the question of messaging.Until a vaccine emerges, he said, ‘the only real utensil we have for controlling the spread of this new virus is human behaviour’.“And the only way we can encourage people to behave in one way or another is through advice…We need to keep it as simple as we possibly can.”And yet what Greater Manchester, West Yorkshire and East Lancashire have been told to do over the last 24 hours doesn’t really fall into the category of simplicity or clarity.When the news emerged - late on last night, via Twitter and a Sky News interview with the health secretary - it was mired in contradictory

Boris Johnson has warned up to 30 places in Britain are at risk of "tough local lockdowns" as coronavirus cases continue to rise.

A second wave of coronavirus is "starting to roll across Europe", the UK Health Secretary declared today.

Amber Heard carries a cup of coffee in her hand while heading to a waiting car in London, England on Monday (July 27).

hereOr to like her Facebook page and keep up to with the latest news, click hereHere's the link to the M.E.N's main Facebook page where we share our latest stories.“I will try and get tested as soon as I can when I get home.”Mr Raab told Sky News’ Sophy Ridge On Sunday programme that no worker following quarantine guidance should be penalised by employers – including by being put on to statutory sick pay.“We expect employers to show those employees who will have to quarantine because of the law (change) the flexibility they need,” he added.“If someone is following the law in relation to quarantine and self-isolating the way they should, they can’t have penalties taken against them.”Passengers arriving to Gatwick Airport from Spain on Sunday

immediate quarantine rules for anyone returning from Spain.The Government announced late on Saturday that anyone returning to the UK from Spain will have to quarantine for 14 days, due to Covid-19 second wave fears. The sudden timing of the announcement has been criticised but Mr Raab said the Government was right to take “swift” action.

New rules come into force tomorrow that makes it compulsory to wear a face mask in shops and supermarkets.And you could land a £100 fine if you don't comply, the government has announced.But as pubs, cafes, and restaurants reopened earlier this month, does it mean that the new mandatory measure applies in these settings?There was some confusion over whether a mask is needed in takeaways after Michael Gove was pictured in sandwich shop, Pret A Manger, without a mask.Health Secretary Mr Hancock told Sky News: “You do need to wear a face mask in Pret because Pret is a shop.“If there’s table service, it is not necessary to have a mask."But in any shop, you do need a mask.