Three teens charged over alleged attack on Scots schoolboy

Charles Leclerc was fuming at his team following their pit decision in a dramatic Formula One Grand Prix in Monaco.

Madonna and Naomi Osaka were among the celebrities on hand for Saturday night’s boxing match between Devonte Davis and Rolando Romero at Barclays Center when rumours of an active shooter in the arena led to panic, resulting in a stampede that left several people injured.

Manchester United supporters have shared their concerns over the potential big-money signing of Darwin Nunez.

A woman breached a non-molestation order made against her by banging on her former partner's door when she needed to use the loo.

More than 100 actors and public figures in the UK have put their name to an open letter calling for better onscreen representation of older women, to help fight “entrenched ageism” of the entertainment industry.

allegations of misconduct from 20 women who knew Clarke in a professional capacity.The Doctor Who star ‘vehemently’ denied ‘any sexual misconduct or criminal wrongdoing’ and said he was ‘deeply sorry’ if some of his actions had affected people ‘in ways I did not intend or realise’.Speaking out for the first time since the reports emerged, Clarke has claimed he considered taking his own life but reconsidered after a conversation with his son.‘I needed to do something unsurvivable,’ he said. ‘I was reaching for a book and the knife fell out of my pocket.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefComing only three years after the Palme d’Or for “Parasite,” the two Cannes prizes for Park Chan-wook as best director and for Song Kang-ho as best actor are further proof of the strength of Korean cinema’s originality, its elevated skills and its resilience.Korean movies have been temporarily overshadowed by K-pop and Korean TV dramas – think BTS and “Squid Game” – both of which flourished during the COVID era, while Korean film was struck down by the pandemic.Closed cinemas and disrupted release schedules meant that the film sector was not fully able to capitalize on the 2019 Cannes and multiple Oscar successes of “Parasite” and “Minari.” Korean film producers’ revenues crumbled between 2020 and early 2022. Talent from in front of and behind the camera shifted across to the more vibrant streaming sector.

Neighbours has been a fan favourite since it first aired in 1985. Set in Melbourne, Australia, the show quickly gathered viewers from all over the globe.Following its instant success, the TV show became the longest-running drama series in Australian history - and is still going strong today.Ramsay Street has delivered some absolute icons over the years, including fan favourites like Sonya Rebecchi, Nicolette Stone and Charlene Robinson.But as fans constantly keep up to date with ever-evolving drama, many don’t know that there was drama behind the scenes too - and much of it was a lot more sinister.Let’s take a look at the scandals that the actors were involved in while they played happy families, or happy neighbours, on our television screens.Just last year, allegations emerged about racism behind the scenes of Neighbours, when Aboriginal actress Shareena Clanton spoke out.The actress, whose first episode had just aired, claimed that she was a victim of racially abusive language by members of the cast and crew.She told in an expose that she heard the N-word be used multiple times on set and that there was an incident in which a fellow actor used the term ‘monkey’ when describing someone.

BBC Breakfast viewers were unimpressed when the early morning show began to focus on the Champions League final between Liverpool FC and Real Madrid. Presenters Charlie Stayt and Nina Warhurst turned the conversation to the match and noted that Liverpool are aiming high and could potentially bring home their seventh European Cup.However, some Breakfast fans were less than enthused about the news as clips of Liverpool fans were shown, along with another reporter who discussed the match.

A cyclist has been rushed to hospital after being knocked down by a van in a horror hit and run.

Liverpool supporters were subjected to pepper spray by French police after they left the stadium following Champions League defeat to Real Madrid in Paris.After their 1-0 loss, supporters were seen exiting the Stade de France and trying to protect themselves from the gas that had been left off. Tear gas looked to have been used indiscriminately even before the match as authorities decided to close a number of gates as to keep fans contained.

was unable to respond to every email over the last few years, he appreciated hearing from each and every one of you.’Hopkins’ hugely acclaimed career spanned more than 50 years and saw him feature in more than 100 roles across film and television.Renowned for his ability to switch between playing villains and saints, his stand-out roles included a double-crossed bank robber in 1972’s The Getaway alongside the late Steve McQueen, as well as Clarence ‘Crazy’ Lee in director Sam Peckinpah’s blood-soaked western The Wild Bunch.He went on to play a weapons expert in Peckinpah’s 1975 film The Killer Elite.Hopkins’ more recent roles included his appearance in what would be his final film, Hillbilly Elegy, which was directed by Ron Howard, 68, and also starred Glenn Close, 75.'Book the hotel' - Jurgen Klopp makes promise to Liverpool fans after Real Madrid defeatLabour calls PM a 'tinpot despot' for tearing up ministerial rule bookYour daily horoscope for Sunday, May 29, 2022His TV credits include parts in The Rockford Files, Charlie’s Angels, The A-Team, and Dynasty.He is survived by his wife Sian Eleanor Green, 64, who he married in 1989, their son Matthew and daughter Jane Hopkins.Got a story?If you’ve got a celebrity story, video or pictures get in touch with the Metro.co.uk entertainment team by emailing us our Submit Stuff page – we’d love to hear from you.

Hollywood actor best known for films such as The Wild Bunch and Midnight Express , has died.The actor died after suffering a heart attack at 84, according to reports.Bo died at the Valley Presbyterian Hospital in Van Nuys, after suffering a heart attack on May 9.The news of his death was broken to a US news outlet, after they were informed by Bo's wife of 33 years, Sian.The star had an amazing career spanning seven decades and was best known for his role in American Graffiti, where he played the role of gang leader Joe Young.Prior to this, he appeared in The Wild Bunch in 1969, The Getaway in 1972 and The Killer Elite in 1975.Bo was scouted for these films by American film director Sam Peckinpah.His role as Joe Young in American Graffiti in 1973 solidified his place in Hollywood as an A-star screen villain.Speaking about the role in 2012, Bo said: "I go to car shows because American Graffiti is the national anthem of car shows."Graffiti got people out draggin’ and going up, and down streets cruisin’.

Read more: Joel Cooper can throw down gauntlet to Conor McMenamin says Linfield legend Grennan recently admitted he was out of shape ahead of the high-profile footy tournament, blaming his tour of the USA for his unexpected weight gain. He has been putting in some intensive training to improve his fitness, but he appears to draw the line at hill sprints. Amateur League club Ford FC jokingly invited Grennan along for some extra sessions.

India Willoughby has called out the BBC over comments one of its producers has made on social media, asking how the statements made by Keaton Stone ‘fit under BBC impartiality and values’. The 54-year-old presenter, who was revealed as Britain’s first transgender newsreader in 2016, shared several screenshots of comments Keaton made on Twitter. She penned: ‘Hi @bbcpress @BBCTheOneShow – your producer @kerastase is calling trans people “bad guys” who “do things to women” and brainwash kids – while planning what will clearly be a hit piece demonising the trans community.

“She recently informed a black trainee vicar, that ‘as a white woman I can tell you (the trainee) that the Church is institutionally racist’.”Laurence added: “While the black trainee disagreed, it is clear that both the Rt Hon Welby and Dame Mullally are having to live with unimaginable guilt.“We therefore invite them to save their souls by resigning their posts in favour of BAME Anglicans.“Welby and Mullally would be showing the ultimate form of moral leadership, giving up their own careers to resolve what they attest to be a grim historical injustice.”Laurence added it would be “more Christian” than trying to urge white clergy people out of their professions and onto the streets.He demanded that the next Archbishop be democratically elected from a group of BAME candidates.A source close to Laurence told Express Online: “Once Welby et al have resigned, Fox and Reclaim will support democratic elections to be held within the Church to replace them.”The Reclaim Party founder’s petition now has over 3,000 signatures. A spokesperson for the Church of England told Express Online:“We fully sympathise with concerns over racism within the Church and wider society - the Church has been actively engaged on this issue for some time.“In April 2021, the Archbishops’ Anti-Racism Taskforce issued its report ‘From Lament to Action’, proposing a suite of changes to begin bringing about a change of culture in the life of the Church of England.“This work is now continuing with the Archbishops’ Racial Justice Commission, which is setting out a compelling agenda for change and will report to the Archbishops at regular intervals with recommendations to help the Archbishops fulfil their commitments to identify, respond to, and root out

Kanye West lamented his status as a co-parent to his four children with ex-wife Kim Kardashian on his latest single, True Love, which dropped on Thursday night.The song, with vocals from the late XXXTentacion, features Ye, 44, expressing his dissatisfaction with his custody schedule, as he raps: 'Wait, when you see the kids? I'll see y'all tomorrow/ Wait, when the sun set? I see y'all tomorrow.'The musician also appears to grieve the fact that his kids aren't with him permanently: 'When I pick 'em up, I feel like they borrowed/ When I gotta return them, scan 'em like a bar code.' Custody war:Kanye West lamented his status as a co-parent to his four children with ex-wife Kim Kardashian on his latest single, True Love, which dropped on Friday; Pictured in 2019West, who shares North, eight, Saint, six, Chicago, four, and Psalm, three with the reality star, 41,goes on to complain about the children's clothing. 'Wait, who got the kids in those "What are thosе?"/ Wait, why they can't wear Yeezys with the cargos?' he asks, referring to his own brand.'Y'all know Nikе don't like me, y'all take it too far, though/ At least have 'em in some Mike's, he played for Chicago,' he went on, referencing his dispute with Nike over a financial disagreement.

A bride who gave birth on her wedding day says the early arrival of her unexpected little guest was the perfect wedding gift.

Jon Stewart is standing up for former military personnel by calling out their lack of public support.

Hollywood actor Bo Hopkins has died at 80. The star passed away in hospital in Van Nuys, Los Angeles with his wife Sian confirming to The Hollywood Reporter he had had a heart attack on May 9.Bo had a career spanning seven decades and was best known for his role in American Graffiti, where he played the role of gang leader Joe.Prior to his appearance on the hit crime movie, he appeared on other blockbusters such as The Wild Bunch, Midnight Express, The Getaway and Posse.He also featured on the small screen, taking up roles on series such as Hawaii Five-O, Mod Squad, Dynasty, Charlie's Angels and Murder, She Wrote.His last performance came alongside Glenn Close and Amy Adams on 202's Hillbilly Elegy.Following the news of his death, fans and famous faces took to social media to share messages of condolence.Co-star Glenn's tribute read: "Just heard that the wonderful Bo Hopkins died peacefully, early this morning, with his devoted wife, Sian, holding his hand."It was a great privilege to work with Bo in HILLBILLY ELEGY.