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Sir David Attenborough once helped to solve a murder after making a gruesome discovery - a woman's skull in his back garden.The broadcasting icon was instrumental in helping to solve a murder known as 'the Barnes mystery'.Workmen discovered the skull as they carried out work in the back garden of his Richmond, Surrey, home.Police were called and forensic tests carried out.Professor Gordon Cook, of Edinburgh University, was able to carbon-date the skull despite the murderer having boiled it after cutting up the victim.And back in 2011 a coroner ruled that the skull was that of Julia Thomas, a wealthy widow killed by her maid in 1879. The coroner delivered a verdict of unlawful killing.The coroner concluded that the victim died from asphyxiation and a head injury.

Apple feature is finally hitting iPads and Mac devices, enabling you to control multiple devices at once using just one mouse and keyboard.Apple has reportedly taken its Universal Control feature out of beta and is set to give it to iPad and Mac owners through the new iPadOS 15.5 and macOS updates coming out this month.Universal Control lets you move your mouse across devices as if you were simply switching apps, meaning you can turn your iPad into an extra screen for your laptop, or combine two iPads into one. It also works with the mac Mini line of computers.The feature lets you, for example, control your music on an iPad while working on a Mac, or watch a film on one iPad while taking notes with another.The feature can be activated through the Displays function on the Mac's Settings menu, or through the iPad's System Preferences.You'll be given the option to let your pointer and keyboard move between 'any nearby Mac or iPad'.

the Kardashian family. So if they did decide to doctor pictures they post online, you might expect them to lean towards subtle rather than severe when it comes to photoshop edits.

An 88-year-old man has been charged in connection with the alleged sexual assault of a teenage boy in a popular Edinburgh park.

A rush-hour train service between Manchester and Macclesfield has been axed - leading to fears of overcrowding for commuters.

People are facing huge hikes in their direct debits to energy companies amid claims of an epidemic of "inaccurate" smart meter readings.

Netflix employees should leave the company if they take issue with its programming, the streaming giant has said in an internal memo obtained ahead of its publication this week.Within the platform’s ‘Artistic Expression’ section of its corporate culture memo, which was due to be shared publicly on Thursday (May 19) although was obtained in advance by Variety, employees are advised that they should leave the company if they’re offended by the streamer’s “content breadth”.The anti-censorship drive comes months after Netflix aired Dave Chappelle’s controversial stand-up special The Closer, which prompted LGBTQ+ employees and supporters to walk out in protest over his transphobic and homophobic jokes.At the time Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos defended Chappelle, saying: “We don’t allow Netflix titles that are designed to incite hate or violence, and we don’t believe The Closer crosses that line.”Now, the ‘Artistic Expression’ of Netflix’s updated memo states: “Not everyone will like — or agree with — everything on our service.“While every title is different, we approach them based on the same set of principles: we support the artistic expression of the creators we choose to work with; we program for a diversity of audiences and tastes; and we let viewers decide what’s appropriate for them, versus having Netflix censor specific artists or voices.”The section concludes that employees’ “personal values” about what they consider “harmful” will not be taken into consideration.It continued: “As employees we support the principle that Netflix offers a diversity of stories, even if we find some titles counter to our own personal values. Depending on your role, you may need to work on titles you perceive to be harmful.

A biker who died in a crash in Tameside has been named as 35-year-old Joseph Booth. The fatal incident occurred on Mottram Moor in Mottram on the evening of May 8.

Tesco Clubcard vouchers are useful for many things.Not only can you receive discounts in store, you could also find deals when eating out or booking a holiday.And now shoppers have been warned they have £17m worth of unspent vouchers to use before they expire in May.The vouchers were issued in May 2020 and must be used by the 31st of this month. Often Tesco vouchers are issued every three months in February, May, August and November, as they're valid for two years.

body positive influencer has urged her followers to let their bellies ‘hang’ out of their swimming suits.Emily Bispo, also known as Bunny, often shares uplifting videos to her 1.3million TikTok followers.The dark-haired beauty used to struggle with her appearance and has now set on a mission to install ‘self-love’ in her adoring fans.Previously, Emily hit back at trolls who claimed that she cannot wear a bikini because she is not a ‘skinny girl’ - and the influencer did certainly not taken any notice.And, the influencer is not halting her body positive message anytime soon.In a recent clip that has racked up 54,000 views, the curvy babe donned a strappy black and white chequered bikini tip and a red thong bottom.Emily accentuated her gorgeous face with some sculpted brows, voluminous lashes and a luscious pink lip.As she sat relaxed with her tum on show, the influencer expressed: “In case you needed the reminder, you don’t need to suck in your stomach just because you are wearing a bathing suit. Let it out girl, let it hang.“Who cares, not me.”She captioned the post with some smiley face emojis and declared: “Let it out.”Inspired by Emily’s tum ‘hanging’ clip, many people fled to the comments to thank the influencer for making them feel comfortable in their own bodies.One person commented: “Your account has done more for my own body neutral/self love journey than any therapy ever had.

Gerwyn Price's 'fat' jibe.Price had started the second-round match well, but after messing up a double 12 on a nine-darter Lewis was able to turn the game on its head. The Englishman came back to win 6-3, but heated words between the pair caused the referee to intervene.And after clash, Lewis said: "I don't know what that was about at the end but he had a go at me for some reason, calling me 'fat something'.

Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman are known as Hollywood royalty but their daughter Isabella Kidman Cruise lives a life away from the limelight in Croydon.The 29-year-old has been keeping a low profile in South London in recent years with her British husband Max Parker and their pet reptile.In 2020, the Mirror reported that Isabella refused to live at her dad's £342,000-a-month penthouse located in London.Mission Impossible actor Tom has a place at the historic Corinthia Residences in the city which includes four bedrooms, an indoor pool and amazing views of the cityscape, according to reports.Just down the road from 10 Downing Street, Tom's property is located in the heart of the city, but it looks like this wasn't enough to entice Isobella who was adopted by Tom and Nicole in 1992.Isobella and her husband Max tied the knot in 2015 and moved to Croydon in October 2017 to be closer to Max's parents.The Sun previously reported that the couple's neighbour, Emma described Isobella as "mysterious" and she wouldn't have known her celebrity connection.The neighbour said: "I wouldn’t have known her if she’d come up and smacked me in the face. I don’t keep up with celebrity culture."They have a reptile of some kind — we can see the red light of the tank.

Rosie Bentham has revealed how ITV soap opera Emmerdale was there for her when she lost her dad John following a pulmonary embolism.The 20 year old, who plays Gabby Thomas in the series, was 15 back in 2017 when her on-screen father vicar Ashley, played by John Middleton, died after suffering from dementia. But just two years later, she went through a very real grieving process when her dad, who was also a vicar, passed away from a blood clot. “I was doing the whole playing grief and then the next minute I’m actually grieving," Rosie shared, explaining how the soap helped her get through the difficult time.

A 65-year-old man has been arrested and charged after heroin worth over £100,000 was seized.

Gareth Taylor hinted at some key player exits in the summer as Manchester City Women finished their season with a disappointing FA Cup defeat to Chelsea.

Police are continuing to investigate after a boy died in a dog attack in Rochdale.

Union leaders have warned that further Dundee University strike action ‘looks inevitable.’

Adults aged 50 and over are most content with their lives, according to research.A poll of 2,000 adults found those in this decade and beyond are best at being ‘happy with what they have’ - and also report stronger relationships.Holidays and time to spend on hobbies and interests featured in the top 10 things the over 50s are satisfied with, along with being debt free, having good health and knowing the children are happy.A fifth of adults this age with kids still living at home also admit they are more than ready to get them moved out - and move on to the next stage of their life.It also emerged more than one in 10 have a more active sex life than they ever had before.Three quarters of adults said having time to relax is what really makes them feel content, with those 50 and older likely to take four or more minibreaks or weekend getaways in an average year.Simon Thompson, managing director of Warner Leisure Hotels, which operates 15 adult-only hotels across the UK and commissioned the research, said: “It’s no surprise that the results found a huge part of what makes people happy is simply having time to enjoy life.“Our guests love unwinding in whatever way suits them - from dancing the night away to live entertainment, to relaxing in our spas, learning something new like archery, or indulging in delicious three-course meals.“By the time they reach their 50s, people are more open to simply doing what they love when they want.”Things that make adults over 50 feel serene also include learning to be happy with what they’ve got (54 per cent), and enjoying a leisurely tea or coffee in the morning (35 per cent).Simple pleasures such as sunny days with clear skies, a good night’s sleep - and seeing old friends also featured in

punters have been jailed after they chopped a dog's head off and left it hanging on a door handle in a "barbaric" revenge attack following a row at a pub. Ashley Grundy, 31, and Steven Robinson, 39, beheaded the Yorkshire Terrier after Grundy threatened a fellow customer at the Baron's Rest pub in Astley Village, near Chorley, on May 19, 2018.The following morning, the Lancashire thugs targeted the victim's mother's house and stole their pet Bailey before driving back to the boozer to carry out the evil attack.The twisted duo dumped the body at the pub and left the head on the door handle of the victim's home, who woke up to find the decapitated dog alongside her horrified child.

Reading & Leeds and Latitude, have signed a charter pledging to tackle sexual violence at their events.A charter first drawn up by the Association of Independent Festivals (AIF) in 2017 has been updated for this year as the country prepares for its first uninterrupted summer of live music and events in three years.The charter, titled Safer Spaces, sees events promise that “all allegations of sexual harassment, assault and violence will be taken seriously, acted upon promptly and investigated,” and among the 103 signees are Cornish festival Boardmasters, Northamptonshire’s Shambala and more.Speaking to The Guardian, Kelly Bennaton of Rape Crisis England and Wales said: “Festival-goers deserve to know that if they report sexual assault they will be listened to and believed, and that those working on site are equipped to handle all reports with knowledge and empathy.“They also deserve to know that festivals are taking a proactive approach in preventing sexual assault, and that abusive behaviour will not be tolerated.”AIF’s Phoebe Rodwell added: “It’s important that we renew the Safer Spaces campaign in 2022 with up-to-date messaging, resources and practices, to prevent sexual violence and promote a survivor-led approach, helping festival organisers to fulfil their duty of care at events.”Find out more about Safer Spaces here.In 2018, research showed that two thirds of women were worried about sexual harassment at music festivals, while the following year a woman was subjected to a “serious sexual assault” at Latitude Festival.Meanwhile, reports of sexual assaults taking place in London’s clubs, bars, pubs and music venues rose were at their highest in six years in 2021, according to an investigative report published at the

Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker have officially tied the knot seven months after getting engaged.