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Killer who beat teenage boy with bicycle chain during robbery faces life sentence after victim dies from epileptic fit in bath 16 years later
Jordan Burton has been unanimously convicted of murder after a jury deliberated for six hours, 16 years after he participated in a brutal attack on teenager Daniel Allright in Deptford, south-east London, on 13 September 2006. The conviction comes after Allright died from an epileptic seizure in his bath in March 2022, with prosecutors arguing…
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Anya Taylor-Joy dares to bare in a sheer lace top as she joins Jennifer Lawrence and Rihanna at Dior’s Paris Fashion Week showcase
Anya Taylor-Joy, Jennifer Lawrence and Rihanna were among the stars attending Dior’s Paris Fashion Week show in the Jardin des Tuileries. The event presented creative director Jonathan Anderson’s third ready-to-wear womenswear collection. Taylor-Joy wore a sheer black lace top with a caped back and pencil skirt, while Lawrence chose a pale blue silk dress and…
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Erika Kirk shares extraordinary detail of what Charlie’s body looked like after his murder… and reveals why she wore THAT gold sequined pantsuit
Erika Kirk has described seeing her husband Charlie’s body after he was shot at Utah Valley University on 10 September 2025. She said she chose to see him despite a police officer’s warning, wanting to say goodbye, and recalled his half-open eyes and slight smile. The account comes as she faces public scrutiny over her…
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The London mansions having their prices slashed by millions as they struggle to sell – after Charlie Mullins drops price of his penthouse by £3million
High-end homes across London are taking longer to sell, prompting sellers to cut asking prices by millions. The article links the slowdown to weaker demand from wealthy buyers, higher property taxes and rising mortgage rates. Examples include a seven-bedroom St John’s Wood house reduced from £17 million to £10 million, and Charlie Mullins’s Thames-side flat…
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Trump greenlights chilling backdoor deal with Putin that risks enraging Ukraine and GOP allies
Donald Trump has secretly authorised sanctions relief on Russia in exchange for the release of political prisoners, according to reports from The Atlantic. The plan, devised by Trump’s envoy to Eastern Europe John Coale, permits US officials to negotiate lucrative trade deals for Russian oil, diesel and rare earth minerals despite Moscow’s ongoing bombing campaign…
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Private texts reveal family’s legal battle plan for Blue Mountains mother charged with murdering her two children
A 42-year-old mother from Kenya has been accused of stabbing her three children in the Blue Mountains, Australia, on 20 September while they were in their car seats. Two of her children died from their injuries—a five-year-old boy at the scene and a one-year-old girl four days later—whilst the mother remains hospitalised under police guard.…
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Initial probe finds no police contact before fatal A66 crash
An initial investigation by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) found no evidence that police used tactical contact or a stinger before a crash on the A66 near Middlesbrough. The collision killed two Cleveland Police officers and five young men, after the men’s car entered the dual carriageway on the wrong side; the findings…
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Emergency crews search River Wear after car reportedly enters water
Emergency services launched a search after reports that a car had gone through a barrier and entered the River Wear in Sunderland at about 1.30pm. The incident is near Wearmouth Bridge, and it is not known whether anyone was in the vehicle. Coastguard and RNLI crews are searching the water with rescue boats, poles and…
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Chicago woman avoids further jail after pushing concertgoer onto tracks
A 23-year-old woman who pushed a Taylor Swift fan onto Chicago subway tracks in June 2023 has pleaded guilty to aggravated battery following a plea deal that downgraded the original attempted murder charge. The incident posed a grave danger, as a train arrived at the station within seconds of the victim reaching safety, potentially transforming…
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Nottingham shop worker fends off machete robber with hockey stick
A masked robber entered Crest Mini Market in Bestwood, Nottinghamshire, and threatened a shop worker with a machete. The worker fought back with a hockey stick, and the attacker fled with a bottle of vodka; the worker was not physically injured but was left shaken. Police are seeking to identify the suspect. The incident happened…