Tai Woffinden finds no shortage of motivation in quest for speedway immortality

A disgusted mum has voiced her horror after her hand got covered in human faeces while buying chicken nuggets from Iceland.

Amazon. Terri, who asked reporters to only use her first name to protect her daughter's identity, says that a friend messaged her to say they had seen the “high quality sexy dolly” that bore an uncanny resemblance to her daughter Kat being sold online for $559 (£420).The mum, from Florida in the US, started to cry after seeing the image.She told anti-sex abuse group the Child Rescue Coalition: "I couldn't imagine that some sicko would use my daughter's photo to create something so ugly and evil to be used for abuse by paedophiles."Terri says the resemblance couldn’t just be a coincidence.She told local news channel NBC6: “I knew it right away.

property for just £15,000 when it was set to be demolished. The 35-year-old decided to put his DIY skills to the test to do it up before selling it for a profit.

coronavirus cases are now mostly in younger people which could mean lockdown may be able to ease.

Emmerdale 's Belle Dingle (Eden Taylor-Draper) has found herself isolated from her family after telling them that she is dating Jamie Tate, and they're moving in together.

Immortals: Fenyx Rising – formerly known as Gods & Monsters – has reportedly had its release date leaked, with new information and screenshots.The game’s creators are expected to drop more news about the release during an upcoming Ubisoft Forward presentation next week (September 10), yet a Microsoft Store listing has appeared ahead of its announcement, according to Gematsu.As was shown on the now removed Microsoft Store page, Immortals: Fenyx Rising is reportedly being released on December 3. The page also states that the game “leverages the Smart Delivery technology”, allowing Xbox One players to upgrade to the Xbox Series X free of charge.

Netflix is betting on the global appeal of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, but Brits aren't expressing much excitement about content they will bring to the global streaming service, according to a survey. The royals and Netflix earlier this week unveiled a multiyear overall content deal that will cover scripted and unscripted TV series, documentaries, feature films and kids' programming.

Piers Morgan, 55, lashed out on Twitter today and branded Loose Women presenter Denise Welch a "COVID-denier". It comes after the former Coronation Street star voiced her concerns over the Government "prioritising coronavirus" on This Morning.Nadia Sawalha has since shown her support for her colleague and friend Denise after Piers' slammed the latter as "deluded and dangerous".In view of her 170,000 Twitter followers, the ex-EastEnders actress praised Denise as a "fine woman" as she offered her support.Nadia penned: "I genuinely hope that neither @piersmorgan nor anyone he loves ever has to endure the pain of struggling with their mental health...

Taylor Swift returns to Number 1 on this week’s Official Irish Albums Chart, denying metal legends Metallica the top spot.

Wigan couple got the shock of their lives after welcoming a healthy 9lb baby into the world - just an HOUR after they found out they were expecting. Tasha Davies, 28, had no idea she was pregnant when she gave birth to son, Alexander Isaac Gohan Hern on Tuesday (September 1) at 7.30am.

Call4Fish during lockdown. At least I do now.Eighty-five per cent of the fish and shellfish caught in our waters goes abroad.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxA mum who left her kids at home to make a food delivery returned home to find her seven-year-old boy was dying.The mum, who works for a food delivery service, had been at home with the boy and his two sisters on Wednesday.She told her children she had to make a delivery and would be right back, The Houston Chronicle reports.But when she returned to her west Houston townhouse in Texas, US, she found her little boy dying.According to reports, the seven-year-old schoolboy was found in the bathroom hanging.She called 911 just after 3am and emergency services scrambled to the house.Dispatchers said they heard children’s screams in the

Seals are pretty incredible creatures, and the good news is that Brits won't need to go far to see the animals for themselves.

BTS is undoubtedly ruling the charts with their latest single Dynamite which released last month and continues to break records left, right and center! This week's Billboard Hot 100 saw Dynamite eclipse its competition and debut at No. 1, which is a first for the septet.

hereBut Judge Martin Walsh said a jail sentence was 'inevitable'. Haider was also jailed.The judge told Mohammed: "Your brother lost his life in part because of your desire to engage in grotesquely irresponsible competitive driving with your co-defendant."You are fortunate indeed to retain the continuing support from your family.

Cardi B has found a brand new meaning for her song WAP, and it’s about President Donald Trump.The star – who has always been vocal about her dislike for the current US president – took to her Instagram Stories to share a snap of Trump along with a new suggestion for WAP.‘W.A.P. Wrong A** President!!’ she captioned the post.The new definition is worlds away from the original, but it’s certainly catchy.Cardi’s and Megan Thee Stallion’s WAP – which actually means ‘wet a** p***y’ – was released a month ago and took the world by storm for its raunchy lyrics and creative video.However, its popularity has a bit of a downside for Cardi, as she recently spotted a bunch of Trump supporters enjoying the track, much to her dislike.

Taylor Swift‘s 2014 song ‘Shake It Off’ is to go ahead, a Los Angeles judge has confirmed.The case, brought forward by songwriters Sean Hall and Nathan Butler in 2017, alleges that Swift copied lyrics from the pair’s 2001 song ‘Playas Gon’ Play’, which they wrote for girl group 3LW.The case was originally dismissed in February 2018, but the decision was then overturned last October by an appeals court.Now, LA judge Michael Fitzgerald says that Hall and Butler “have sufficiently alleged a protectable selection and arrangement or a sequence of creative expression” and that the relevant parts of ‘Shake It Off’ that the pair have identified are “similar enough” to ‘Playas Gon’ Play’ for a court case to proceed.The lawsuit concerns the chorus of

Taylor Swift copied their lyrics for her mega-hit “Shake It Off” might have a case against her.Michael Fitzgerald said that Sean Hall and Nathan Butler “have sufficiently alleged a protectable selection and arrangement or a sequence of creative expression” and Swift’s “use as alleged is similar enough” for the case to go ahead.Hall and Butler have alleged that the chorus to “Shake It Off”, which saw Swift sing that “players gonna play, play, play, play, play” and “haters gonna hate, hate, hate, hate, hate”, infringed on the copyright of a track they wrote for the defunct girl group 3LW in 2001.“Playas Gon’ Play” by 3LW featured the lyrics “Playas, they gonna play, and haters, they gonna hate.”Swift’s defence lawyers previously claimed that

Daily Record reports.The 27-year-old stopped at the iconic Fairy Pools on the Isle of Skye when the heavens suddenly opened and he was drenched by the downpour.In the video, Stuart, who is being battered by strong gusts of wind, jokes: "I don’t understand why people are going abroad and risking having to quarantine when you can just go on holiday to Scotland."It’s really nice."After uploading the clip on Twitter, the travel writer soon went viral as thousands of social media users were left in stitches.VisitScotland even responded to his hilarious stunt and wrote: "Don’t worry, today’s rain is tomorrow’s whisky! Happy travels."Stuart, from Edinburgh, has been blown away by the reaction and told how some cheeky Scots had joked that it was

Amazon Labor Day Sale, also known as the Amazon Big Labor Day Sale. The Jackson Top Zip Pebble Leather Shoulder Crossbody bag is over $100 off and currently priced at $120.47 (regularly $249.00).The leather crossbody bag is the epitome of a timeless handbag.

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerA Los Angeles federal court judge has decided that two songwriters who claim their lyrics were pilfered by Taylor Swift for her massive 2014 hit Shake It Off may have a case. US District Judge Michael Fitzgerald that songwriters Sean Hall and Nathan Butler “have sufficiently alleged a protectable selection and arrangement or a sequence of creative expression” and Swift’s “use as alleged is similar enough” to survive the motion to dismiss.Hall and Butler filed suit i 2017, saying the 2001 3LW recording Playas Gon’ Play, was the source of Swift’s lyrics on her Shake It Off.The 3LW song includes the lyrics “Playas, they gonna play, and haters, they gonna hate.” Swift’s song has the lyrics: “Cause the players