The Force: Last News

They say you should never meet your heroes but alien puppets Zig and Zag are known for not adhering to social norms.

sex attacks on two female officers. Married Austin Barrett was placed under social work supervision and on the Sex Offenders Register for a year yesterday as his 19-year police career ended in disgrace.

Star Wars film trilogy, has died, aged 85.The British star’s agent, Thomas Bowington, announced the news, stating: “May the force be with him, always.”Prowse, who was a bodybuilder before appearing in the George Lucas franchise, was also known for playing the Green Cross Code Man in a television road safety campaign aimed at children.Introduced in 1975, the superhero character became something of a cultural icon and Prowse’s efforts over a 14-year stint saw him awarded an MBE in 2000.

Dave Prowse, the Bristolian former bodybuilder best known for playing Darth Vader in the original Star Wars trilogy, has died aged 85. Prowse was cast as Vader for his imposing physique, even though the role was voiced by James Earl Jones.

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"Would it have made a blind bit of difference if when attending an incident as a police officer the person who needed me at a critical moment in their life, knew that I was on Instagram, Twitter and Twitch? I don’t think they would care." A Lincolnshire Police spokesperson said: "Lincolnshire Police can confirm that Sergeant Carr has resigned as a police officer."We thank her for her service as a police officer."

Star Wars: The Force Awakens press tour struggled to style his hair.The actor, who played Finn in the franchise, said his stylist at the time also persuaded him not to wear certain clothes for events to promote the film.He initially went along with it as he was just happy to be a part of the JJ Abrams-directed film, which came out in 2015, but eventually enough was enough.In an interview with GQ, he said his stylist would ‘[cringe] at certain clothes I wanted to go for’, while the hairdresser ‘still had the guts to pretend’ they knew how best to style his hair.‘During the press of [The Force Awakens] I went along with it,’ he went on, ‘and obviously at the time I was very genuinely happy to be a part of it.‘But my dad always tells me one

dog is officially retiring after a career responding to more than 300 incidents across Scotland over 55 ‘dog years’. Springer Spaniel Diesel has officially hung up his protective boots and doggles after helping protect communities for eight year – or 55 ‘dog years’.

The 72nd Primetime Emmy Awards nominations were announced on Tuesday, and delivered the usual mix of snubs and surprises.

Greater Manchester Police have responded to damning comments made by a local MP following a car meet in Denton. Andrew Gwynne, who represents the Denton constituency, branded the force 'inept' after thousands of car enthusiasts gathered at an industrial estate on Sunday (19 July).

John Boyega might have confirmed something he’s alluded to for some time – he’s done donning the lightsaber. The “Star Wars” staple recently suggested he has “moved on” from his role as Finn in the popular franchise after the actor responded to a fan’s comment on an Instagram post that showed Boyega “back on set” and in a styling chair while wearing a plastic poncho and face covering to mitigate the possible coronavirus transmission.

Volunteers who give up their time to act as special constables have pledged thousands of hours to support the police response to the coronavirus pandemic.

Love Island's Mike Boateng has admitted gross misconduct while serving as a police officer for Greater Manchester Police, after claims he was racially abused whilst in the force.

GMP is moving staff to different locations in a bid to make sure it has enough to serve the public during the coronavirus crisis.

Ayrshire's new police chief says he wants to engage in a discussion about crime and the challenges facing the force.