Top detective in Fred and Rose West murder probe says 'pretty' missing girl haunted him

Toro y Moi has released the third single from his upcoming seventh studio album ‘Mahal’, the playful and funky track ‘The Loop’.The track arrived on streaming platforms on February 22 alongside a video of the chillwave artist and his posse cruising through the streets of San Francisco in GoCars and a customised ‘Mahal’ Jeepney. It also features a cameo appearance by Filipino rapper Eyedress.On the laid-back song, Toro y Moi – real name Chaz Bear – sings about how hard it is to keep up to date in the digital age, musing, “East Coast friends fill me in, I know you get the early scoop / Online trends that border cringe start to feel overused”.Watch the music video for ‘The Loop’ below.Toro y Moi’s upcoming album ‘Mahal’ is set to be released April 29 via Dead Oceans, and the singer has already released two singles and music videos to promote the album in ‘Postman’ and ‘Magazine’, the latter featuring vocals from Salami Rose Joe Louis.“I wanted to make a record that featured more musicians on it than any other record of mine,” Toro y Moi explained in a statement about the follow-up to his 2019 album ‘Outer Peace’.

BBC Breakfast took an unexpected turn during the latest edition of the morning show as a politician's daughter interrupted a live interview.Charlie Stayt and Naga Munchetty were back on our screens on Thursday morning to bring the latest breaking news from across the world.Tom Tugendhat MP, Chair of the Foreign Affairs select Committee, appeared on the programme to discuss the latest news on the Ukraine Crisis.However, things didn't go quite to plan as Mr Tugendhat's daughter appeared on camera during the live interview.As the MP spoke to Charlie via video call, the little girl came into view of the camera and started tapping her father.Charlie pointed out: "I'm sorry you've got an interruption there.

Good Morning Britain host Richard Madeley has revealed he is ashamed of hitting his children when they were younger.On Wednesday's Good Morning Britain (February 23), the TV host debated the new law coming into Wales which aims to prevent parents from smacking their children.Richard has two children with his wife and former Richard and Judy co-host Judy Finnigan.They share Jack, who is now 35, and Chloe, now 34.On the show, he said: "For full disclosure, when my children were growing up, I certainly never used a stick.“But once or twice, I think with Jack – he was the firstborn – I think I sort of tapped his bottom a couple of times with the flat of my hand.“Do you know what? I always thought that was a point of failure, my failure. I felt ashamed of it.”Richard Madeley also shared that he was hit a lot by his father during his childhood.He also said: "When I was a little boy I was hit quite a lot by my dad, who I love very much and he was a great father, but I was hit quite a lot."It was typical of the day, we are talking about the 1960s.

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Google Maps user has been left spooked after finding a creepy "Minion" holding a decapitated doll's head in what looks like an abandoned fairground. The discovery was uploaded by Reddit user faore41 and has left several online users with the creeps.

Coronation Street's Gary Windass could finally get his comeuppance for the murder of Rick Neelan as a body is discovered three years after his death.Forthcoming scenes of the ITV soap are likely to see the reformed villain caught in a compromising position as pictures from the Weatherfield set show filming of a tense sequence.Gary (Mikey North) can be seen attempting to break into a construction site for the new Weatherfield County FC ground.Wearing a black hoodie and gloves, the former loan shark is soon disturbed by a security guard and forced to walk away.In later scenes, the building site is descended upon by a number of police officers.Forensic teams in white boiler suits can also be seen scoping the area.

Instagram to expose her life on social media after trolls compared her to a “bush pig” - and have even wished death on her.The body positive star frequently posts uplifting content to her 1.2 million followers, which brings a refreshing look to the usual ‘perfectly’ preened influencers and models seen online.Instead of flaunting her belly bloat in a bikini beach shot, this time, Karina has shared the extent of cruel remarks she receives after trying to share messages of self-love on social media.The blonde-haired beauty has said that she gets a “constant influx” of nasty messages and has even revealed some of the ‘bullies’ unacceptable comments in her recent Instagram post.Along with a candid selfie, Karina posted some screenshots of the “abusive” comments which include: “You’re a proper bush pig that profits off overweight women’s insecurities.”“Just puked after seeing this atrocious despicable piece of skin.”“That’s enough to put me off red meat. Sometimes people just should keep those tuckshop cheeks to themselves.”And, she even was told by one troll that they wanted to watch her die.“I want to unfollow you so bad but I want to watch you get sick and die more.”,Karina then shared a lengthy caption addressing the torment she goes through.“MY LIFE ON SOCIAL MEDIA…My DM’s are a consistent influx of abusive judgement, made up assumptions and down right bullying.“Firstly, I’m not posting this to gain sympathy.

Serial killer Rose West is to be questioned by police about 13 more missing women, reports say.

Fred West, a TV ­investigator has warned.Mark Williams-Thomas said the vile attacker could be Britain’s most prolific serial killer.The claim came as police released the first images of a cellar under excavation, including chalk markings, where they fear missing waitress Mary Bastholm is buried.Former cop Mr Williams-Thomas, 51, tweeted: “One of the vital things that should come out of the new search for #FredWest victim #MaryBastholm is the need for @Glos_Police to review all the potential burial sites in the files.

Fred West.Chilling images from the Clean Plate café in the centre of Gloucester show drill holes in the floor and chalk markings where detectives will probe.It comes after a TV production company threw light onto Mary's case with the dramatic discovery of gritty footage showing blue material buried in the cellar.When she went missing from a bus stop in Gloucester in January 1968 she was wearing a blue dress and blue coat, and had a blue bag.Forensics teams have since confirmed more investigation is needed.There are six voids in the floor which will be examined one by one and several structural oddities that will be looked at over a painstaking two weeks.The video, released by Gloucester police, eerily shows toilets which police believe Fred

cadaver dog sniffing for clues inside a cafe Fred West was a regular indicated there may be something inside.Police are searching the Clean Plate cafe in Gloucester for the remains of a missing teenager who was last seen more than 50 years ago.Mary Bastholm was last sighted in January 1968, in a blue coat, blue and white dress, and a blue handbag when she was 15 years old.Now 53 years later, a production crew working on a documentary found a void beneath the floor in the basement of the cafe where she worked, previously called the Pop-In.It's suspected Mary could be a victim of serial killer Fred west after cops found what they think maybe bits of blue clothing.

Evil killer Rose West could be ­questioned in jail over missing Mary Bastholm, the detective chief inspector leading the search for the teenager’s body has revealed.

Luring unsuspecting victims into their 'house of horrors', Fred and Rose West's vile murder spree is still being unravelled to this day.

police search in a café for a potential missing victim gets underway.Mary Bastholm went missing in Gloucester in 1968, and officers are searching ini the cellar of a café she used to work in.Fred West's son Stephen claimed his father admitted killing the 15-year-old girl, but the serial killer killed himself before he could stand trial for 12 murders.

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Rose West's daughter believes that her mother may know what happened to missing Mary Bastholm and whether her body lies beneath the café at the centre of a recent dramatic police search.However West’s daughter Mae fears her mother will take the answers to her grave and keep events behind Mary's disappearance in 1968 a secret.Mae, 49, hopes Mary's family find closure and discover whether her father Fred West was responsible for her vanishing over five decades ago.Questions surrounding Mary's disappearance have resurfaced after police began examining a cafe basement in Gloucester where Mary worked and Fred West was hired to do building work.Mae exclusively told the Sunday Mirror that Fred may have told Rose about what happened to Mary and how

Warped Rose West could hold the key to what happened to ­missing Mary Bastholm – and whether her body lies beneath a café at the centre of a police hunt.

detective who led on the original investigation into Fred West has told how missing Mary Bastholm haunted his work. John Bennett was tasked with the original probe into Fred and Rose West’s decades of evil.The former DSI, of Gloucestershire police, faced the daunting task as the bodies began to pile up at 25 Cromwell Street in 1994.

The detective in charge of the original Fred West investigation told how missing Mary Bastholm haunted their work from the beginning.

police are now searching for the body of missing teen Mary Bastholm.Mary Bastholm worked at the cafe in Gloucester before she disappeared aged 15 from a bus stop in Bristol Road in January 1968.Despite a massive police search Mary was never seen again, and it is now believed she may have been the first victim of killer couple Rose and Fred West.A young Rose was even reportedly seen at the cafe in the past, her former solicitor, Leo Goatley, told the Mirror.He claims Fred did some jobs at the Pop In alongside Mary Bastholm, with "reports from people that a young Rose West was seen in there, too."Mr Goatley said: "I know Fred did some jobs at the Pop In."Of course, Anna McFall worked there, as did Mary Bastholm, and I have also heard reports

missing for decades. Cops are planning to excavate the Pop In cafe in Gloucester where 15-year-old Mary Bastholm worked before her disappearance in 1968.