Three people charged in connection to a terrifying knifepoint robbery in Gorton

Henry Winkler is apologizing for a controversial Tweet in which he suggested that a catastrophic event is the only thing that could possibly reunite the politically divided U.S.   

Glasgow Royal Infirmary but is not thought to have life-threatening injuries. An area on St Mungo Avenue has been sealed off this afternoon as police remain at the scene.

rescued after their boat sank off the east coast of Scotland. The alarm was raised at around 4.40am on Saturday when the vessel began taking on water around half a mile off Badbea in Caithness.The occupants were forced to bail into a life raft as their boat began to sink before swiftly becoming completely submerged.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorSPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not yet watched “We the People,” streaming now on Netflix.“We the People,” doesn’t just teach civics, it also mixes music and animation as storytelling devices to get its message across to adults and kids alike.Each of the 10 episodes of the series created by Chris Nee and also executive produced by Barack and Michelle Obama clock in at under five minutes but still manage to cover everything from the electoral system to taxes to Federal vs. State Power.

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Baby on board! Jeremy Roloff and wife Audrey Roloff announced on Saturday, July 3, that they are expecting their third child together.

Lost dog. Gymnast Aly Raisman is asking fans in the Boston area to keep an eye out for her dog Mylo after he ran away.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A woman got the fright of her life after waking up to find an African wild cat on her bed.Kristine Frank was woken up by the exotic feline coming as close as six inches to her face in Brookhaven, Atlanta, Georgia in the US.The spotted cat, known as a serval, snuck into Kristine's home after getting through a door left open by her husband, who had taken their dog out for a walk.A "terrified" Kristine said she reacted by scaring it off the bed, CNN reports.She told the US news outlet: "I said, 'That's not a normal house cat.

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Caroline Framke Chief TV Critic“We the People” is aggressively, viscerally enthusiastic. Presented in four-minute bursts of song, the new Netflix series from the Obamas’ Higher Ground Productions infuses civics lessons with joyous songs and psychedelic animation.

Tesco had put up signs in its shops with messages such as "Together we can do this," to support and unite customers during the coronavirus pandemic.However, we're not quite sure they should have been placed in the toilets.A Reddit user posted a photo from their local Tesco toilets where that very sign was placed right next to a urinal - not somewhere customers usually want shop assistance.They captioned it: "Nah, I got this one all by myself thanks Tesco".The hilarious snap has gone viral on social media, with many sharing hilarious replies.One person joked: "Would you like help with your package?"While another added: "Ok, but only three shakes please; any more and I’d need to know your name first."A third chimed in: "If you’re pee shy,

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A frightened couple sat and waited for a farmer to "rescue" them after a massive bull broke out of a field.The muscular beast was spotted by amateur wildlife snappers Tina O’Neill and her partner Ken Fuller in a field near Castle Eaton, Wiltshire, on Thursday afternoon (July 1).The couple, from Swindon, only stopped to get a pic of the brutish-looking bull as they passed but the beefy bovine had other ideas. It smashed its way through a perimeter fence and proceeded to snack on the grass verge of the highway.

firefighter who attended the Lockerbie bombing says a stroke more than 30 years later has triggered terrifying “real-life replays” of the horror in which 270 people died.The stroke and associated loss of vision led to a condition called Charles Bonnet syndrome, in which patients can experience vivid visual hallucinations.John McCulloch was 20 when asked to join the emergency effort after Pan Am flight 103 exploded above the Dumfriesshire town in December 1988.He said: "These were not distressing memories but what felt like real-life replays of those dreadful call-outs.

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Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!This is the shocking moment a 69-year-old man almost drowns after stepping into a puddle that turned out to be a water-filled trench.Mikhail Kuptsov was walking into the camera shot after a woman started filming the scene where a car appeared to have got stuck in water.The footage shows the pensioner walking on the sidewalk before suddenly getting “swallowed” to the neck by a pit full of dirty water.Nearby taxi driver Nikita Subkov, 22, rushes to his and and gets into the pond to help the old man.Nikita said he was waiting for a customer when he heard cries for help.“That day I was driving along Gazovikov when I heard the screams of a tenant as if a man was drowning,” he said.“Then I saw

Actress Megan Fox has been famously dating Machine Gun Kelly for a year, and now the star is finally opening up about their special connection. In a new interview with The Washington Post, Megan, 35, shared with fans that she knew the 31-year-old singer was The One from the moment they met on the sets of their upcoming movie Midnight in the Switchgrass last year. Megan recalled that before the meeting, she knew MGK‘s name and that he “was a tall, blonde tattooed rapper,” but she didn’t expect to have such a “magical” connection with him.

youth care charity Kibble, has supported more than 270 children and young people since it was established in 2013.

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LOVE Island newbie Liam Reardon is pals with another lad who has experienced life in the villa. The Welsh hunk and Joshua Ritchie, who finished third in 2015, have known each other for years.

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