'Young girl' hit by car in Falkirk and rushed to hospital

KERRY Katona has revealed she's getting an incredible £1.1k-a-month Porsche after her car was stolen. The Atomic Kitten singer was devastated after she was robbed of her £110,000 Range Rover last month.

MOST of us will be familiar with the ‘Test Card Girl’ – the little girl who appeared on our screens when there was no programming on-air. The little girl, along with her equally famous toy clown, was Carole Hersee - who was eight-years old when she had the photo taken in 1967.

Live TV definitely has its surprise moments.

There's MUCH more where that came from! Want all the jaw-dropping stories from the world of showbiz and up to the minute news from TV and soaps?Well, we've got you covered with our showbiz, TV and soaps newsletters - they'll drop straight into your inbox and you can unsubscribe whenever you like.We'll bring you the inside track from telly expert Ed Gleave and soap specialist Sasha Morris. Oh, and your daily fix of Piers, Katie Price, Demi Rose and all your other Daily Star favs.You can sign up here - you won't regret it...Tori then reveals it was not her first time getting hit by a car and she had a similar accident when she was in college.She walks over to talk to the driver and make sure they are both unharmed.Tim asks Tori again if she is sure that she is okay and she turns to tell the driver, saying: "Ma'am, you're so sweet and you are okay.

Two men were today arrested by armed cops outside a park in south Manchester.

Jamie Lang Blink Studios, the new content venture from Endeavor Content, has acquired the rights to Canadian author Charlene Carr’s next novel “Hold My Girl” and will adapt the book as a series. Blink Studios will serve as the studio for the production, the company’s first since launching in November of last year.In the book, two women discover that more than a year ago their eggs were switched during IVF, meaning that one has been raising another woman’s child while the other suffered through a devastating stillborn pregnancy of a child that wasn’t hers.

drive 140 miles to see his dying dad has told of his anger at being given a fine for failing to buy a parking ticket.David Ridsdale drove from Nottingham to North Tees Hospital to see his dad at 3am, after he had fallen over and suffered a heart attack.His father is aged 91, and, sadly, David didn't make it in time to say goodbye, Teeside Live reports.Mr Ridsdale said: “Obviously I set off immediately. The journey from my home in Nottingham usually takes about 2.5 hours, this was however the night of storm 'Arwen' and conditions were terrible with snow and heavy rain, and the drive took me over 3.5 hours.“I heard from my mother during the drive that my father had sadly died.”The man turned up at the hospital at 7am, and parked in a nearby car park – although located directly opposite the hospital, it is not owned by them.

Howard Stern has suggested that hospitals across the US should deny Covid treatment to patients who are unvaccinated against the virus.The 68-year-old radio host was speaking on Wednesday’s episode of his SirusXM programme The Howard Stern Show, which he often uses to condemn anti-vaxxers.In a segment, the host was asked by a listener what he thought ‘about just letting the pandemic run wild and move through the unvaccinated?’In response, Stern insisted: ‘If it was up to me, anyone unvaccinated would not be admitted to a hospital’‘At this point, they have been given plenty of opportunity to get the vaccine.’He went on to suggest the unvaccinated will ‘die’, and that they ‘don’t trust the government’.‘They think that there’s a conspiracy to turn them into a magnet or something like this.‘They think they are going to become magnetised if they take the vaccine. I’ve taken this vaccine three times, and the worst side effect is for a day, I think I had a little bit of a headache.’The native New Yorker also explained that there were enough Americans who’d taken the vaccine by now.‘Look at us sampling where nothing has happened to us.

A pensioner who was hit by a car in Asthon-Under-Lyne over Christmas died after contracting pneumonia, an inquest has heard.

A nursing assistant who attacked two elderly women patients in a hospital ward was spared a jail sentence today.

Nicola Sturgeon has denied her government "went too far" by imposing more restrictions over Christmas in response to the Omicron variant.

An avid party girl who spent more than £10,000 a year on nights out has now completely changed her lifestyle in a bid to save money.

A mum said Molly-Mae Hague saved her life after she discovered a cancerous lump in her breast.

Frustrated residents in Stretford say they are still struggling with delayed and missing post causing them to miss medical appointments, important letters, covid passes and even death certificates.

Coronation Street star Sair Khan's boyfriend Nathan Chilton is recovering after undergoing surgery to remove a benign bone tumour in his pelvis. Nathan has been documenting his health struggles on his Instagram and YouTube account, where he previously revealed that his operation had been cancelled just minutes before it was due to take place.The chiropractor was due to have his surgery on December 29, but the decision was made to reschedule it just minutes before going under anaesthesia as the consultant fell ill. At the time, the soap star's other half discussed the emotional rollercoaster of the cancellation, calling it the "biggest anti-climax".

A mass brawl believed to involve more than a dozen people has left a teenage girl in hospital with serious injuries.

Elderly Scots admitted to care homes will no longer have to go into self-isolation for two weeks under new guidance issued by the Scottish Government.

Debris on the M9 motorway through Falkirk is causing a headache for motorists this morning.

Covid suffered potentially life-ending injuries after falling down the side of a waterfall.Cara Sutton was out in the Coed-y-Brenin forest, Snowdonia National Park, getting some fresh air after her Coronavirus battle.She was alongside her boyfriend James when the pair took a break by a bridge.They got off their bikes and went for a walk to the side of a waterfall.But the 26-year-old slipped and fell down a steep incline – the only thing she remembers is attempting to pull herself up on some moss, the Liverpool Echo reports.The pharmacist said: “My boyfriend James and I had already planned a trip to Wales in the van he’d done up and we’d got a few different hotels booked and were going to end up by the beach in Barmouth.“The day the accident happened was only my second one out of isolation.“We were mountain biking and had stopped near a bridge to stretch our legs and decided to walk up the side of the waterfall nearby.“It was only a short walk but it was a steep incline and I slipped on one of the rocks. It sounds strange but I hadn’t actually got a proper concept of how high up I was, so at first I wasn’t too scared.“But James had a better vantage point and could see what trouble I was in.“He was desperately trying to reach me and I remember clinging on to some moss and trying to pull myself up - It broke off and I just had this feeling of being dragged backwards.“I didn’t even scream as I fell and I can’t remember hitting the ground.

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Wet Leg have covered Madonna‘s classic single ‘Material Girl’ – listen below.The Isle Of Wight duo – comprised of Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers – recorded a live session for the Canadian radio station SiriusXMU in promotion of their self-titled debut album, which arrives on April 8.Ahead of the full set being aired, the channel shared Wet Leg’s fuzzy, off-kilter rendition of Madonna’s 1985 hit. The two-minute-25-second version of the ‘Like A Virgin’ cut hears singer Teasdale deliver her distinctive vocals over churning guitars and psychedelic effects.You can listen to the band’s rendition of ‘Material Girl’ here:Last month saw Wet Leg wrap up a run of North American headline shows.