Zak Bolland 'feels terrible' and 'never intended' to kill four children and Michelle Pearson in house fire, murder trial hears

job after discovering she can earn a staggering £1,000 per week from her former side hustle. Atlanta Martin, 21 from West Sussex had worked as a flight dispatcher before deciding to pick up a second job in July 2019.

lion dubbed “Britain's loneliest”.Having lost his second companion in two years, Bailey has been a star attraction at Colchester Zoo for 12 years.He came to the UK with cousins Naja and Malika, and the 18-year-old Naja was sadly put down last week.And it happened 18 months after Malika suffered tragically the same fate, too.But now, staff at Colchester Zoo are keeping a close eye on lonely Bailey - and are even considering relocating him to another zoo with a pride of lionesses.A spokesman for the Zoo said this week: “Bailey’s health and welfare is our top priority and, whilst our Animal Care Team continues to monitor him daily, discussions have been put in place by the Animal Care Management Team regarding Bailey’s future at Colchester Zoo.“The team are currently exploring bringing in a female lioness for Bailey, but this option is reliant on a lioness being available at one of our neighbouring zoos.“However, given Bailey’s age, introducing a female at this stage in his life could prove too stressful.“The team are also exploring relocating Bailey to another zoo with a pride of lionesses.“This would be dependent on another organisation having the space to house Bailey and the move alone could prove too much.“Bailey has become a big part of the Colchester Zoo family and parting with him feels almost impossible and irresponsible.“Our Animal Care Team will continue to monitor Bailey’s mental and physical welfare over the next few weeks."It’s our responsibility to ensure that Bailey’s welfare is at the forefront of any decision made, which may include letting him live out the rest of his life here at the zoo by himself.”The staff also paid tribute to Naja, calling her “one of a kind”.Never want to miss a story like this?

killed a pregnant woman as well as a mother and son in just six days will spend the rest of his life in prison after he was handed a rare whole life order.Anthony Russell, 39, previously pleaded guilty to killing David Williams, 32, on October 21, 2020, in a flat in Coventry. He also admitted to killing Mr Williams' mother Julie Williams, 58, four days later on October 25 in a separate flat in the city.

Jeremy Kyle showed the ITV host asking co-stars: "Do you think Phillip Schofield has to put up with this sh**?".It comes in a new Channel 4 documentary, Jeremy Kyle: Death On Daytime, which explores the downfall of the controversial daytime show, which was axed in 2019 after 14 years.The two-part documentary, which airs on Sunday (March 13), features interviews with ex-employees and former show guests who make claims about their experiences on the show.In one unaired moment from the second episode, which airs Monday (March 14) at 9pm, Jeremy can be seen ordering the lighting team to turn the lights off as he prepares to film a link.Standing in the studio with a cue card, Jeremy shouted: "Shut up! We don't need the lights on for me to read a line, do we? Turn it off."When the lights finally get turned off in the room, Jeremy shook his head before adding: "Do you think Phillip Schofield has to put up with this sh**?"Jeremy's former ITV colleague Phillip has presented ITV's This Morning with Holly Willoughby since 2002, as well as its hit skating show Dancing on Ice.Another behind the scenes moment in episode one showed Jeremy slamming the writers of the show.After a number of bleeped words, Jeremy said: "That's b****cks. Whoever wrote that...

Jeremy Kyle's signature tattooed on her arm after the tragic death of her partner.Steve appeared on The Jeremy Kyle Show in 2019, alongside his partner Jane Callaghan, to prove that he didn't cheat on her.He took a lie detector test on the daytime ITV show - but sadly took his own life just days after the episode was filmed.The episode never aired, but Jeremy's controversial chat show was axed in 2019 after 14 years on air, following Jane's heartbreaking loss.Jane has now spoken out in an explosive Channel 4 documentary, called Jeremy Kyle: Death On Daytime, which airs on Sunday (March 13) at 9pm.The two-part documentary features interviews with anonymous ex-employees and previous TV guests such as Jane.Speaking in the doc, Jane said she doesn't blame host Jeremy for what happened to Steve, and "feels sorry" for him.Revealing her arm tattoo of Jeremy's signature, Jane said: "I do feel sorry for him after the backlash he got."I don’t hate Jeremy Kyle, I don’t blame him for it... I can’t put the blame on someone when I’m partly to blame as well."A former staff member claims Jane has a "bizarre connection with the producers" of the disgraced show.With an actor to protect their identity, they said: "Jane has this bizarre connection with the producers that went down to Portsmouth,"They added: "I think she has this weird connection with that she owes them something."She doesn't see it like she thinks they're like her friends.

Katie Price unveiled her natural short hair whilst away in Thailand on Thursday after taking a break from her extensions.The 43 year old posted a clip showing off her tied back bleached blonde locks as she described her hair as looking like a “bean sprout”. Katie flew to Thailand this week with fiancé Carl Woods to film content for her OnlyFans channel and has posted several photos of herself enjoying her time in the country whilst looking glammed up.

COVID disaster relief on a rare Pokémon card.Vinath Oudomsine allegedly lied to a US government loan program set up to provide funds to businesses affected by COVID-19. He claimed he ran an entertainment services business with ten employees and a turnover of $235,000 (£179,200).

LCD Soundsystem have added two new dates to their upcoming Brixton Academy residency. Tickets are available here.The residency is being held to celebrate the “platinum” 20th anniversary of the first time they performed live in London in 2002 at Arthur Baker’s ‘Return To New York’ and Erol Alkan‘s ‘Trash’ parties.The O2 Academy Brixton run will now take place from June 27-29 and then July 1-3, with the extra dates being June 27-28. The dates are the band’s first UK shows in over four years and tickets are available here.Last month the group announced that they will play four nights in a row at Philadelphia’s Franklin Music Hall from March 28-31, and four nights at Boston’s Roadrunner from April 3-6.We’ve added two more dates in London.

NME journalist Gavin Martin, who has died.The news was reported by Louder Than War earlier today (March 11). A cause of death has not yet been confirmed.Born in 1961, Martin was first published in the NME letters page when he was just 13-years-old before moving to London as a teenager to work at the magazine alongside Julie Burchill, Tony Parsons and Danny Baker.Martin wrote U2‘s first-ever NME cover interview in 1981 ahead of the group releasing their second studio album, ‘October’, later that same year.

Japanese Breakfast’s Michelle Zauner has shared an update on the film adaptation of her 2021 memoir, Crying In H Mart.As announced in June last year, the musician is writing the screenplay for the film adaptation and the soundtrack under the moniker, Japanese Breakfast.Speaking to Consequence about her progress on the film, Zauner said: “So I actually just finished the first draft of the screenplay.“My producers really like it, so hopefully the revision process won’t be too brutal. And yeah, hopefully that will come out sometime in the next couple years.

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here.To download our app to get all the latest news visit here."For doing that, Bolland and Worrall are guilty of the murder of Michelle Pearson just as they were found guilty of the murders of her four children." Jurors were told Bolland and Worrall admit manslaughter but deny murder. Mr Reid says by their pleas of not guilty, Bolland and Worrall are 'trying to say that the first jury got it wrong and they were wrongly convicted'.Mr Reid said: "In summary, Bolland's case is that the idea to set fire to the house was Worrall's." Jurors were told Bolland admits making the petrol bombs and being involved in throwing them, but says he only meant to cause damage to the house, and didn't think there was anyone inside.