Day: January 19, 2023
Mum of sex offender missing with aristocrat claims they ‘married in secret’
January 19, 2023The mother of a sex offender who has gone missing with his heiress girlfriend has claimed the pair ‘married in secret’. Constance Marten, 35, born into one of England’s most prominent aristocratic families, is now seemingly on the run with convicted rapist Mark Gordon, 48. Gordon’s mother Sylvia told the MailOnline that her son and […]
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Fraudsters murdered millionaire to ransack life savings and dumped body in bin
January 19, 2023To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Two men who murdered a millionaire to loot her fortune – all while sending fake texts to her friends to pretend she was alive – have been found guilty. Louise Kam, 72, was strangled with a hairdryer […]
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Mum, 40, died during ‘two hour ambulance wait’ before daughter, 9, tried to wake her
January 19, 2023A mum died in front of her children while waiting an hour and 45 minutes for an ambulance to come, her daughter claims. Victoria Louisa Maame Yamphet’s nine-year-old daughter was ‘crying, shaking her and trying to wake her up’ as she quickly deteriorated on January 8. The London Ambulance Service has apologised for the delay […]
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Pussycat Doll Ashley Roberts ‘didn’t feel safe’ around man who believed he was her boyfriend
January 19, 2023Pussycat Dolls star Ashley Roberts said the ‘scary’ behaviour of a man she has accused of stalking made her feel ‘very uncomfortable,’ a court has heard. Lewis Langley, 47, was given a restraining order after blowing kisses at the former Strictly Come Dancing star, 41, outside her workplace at Global Radio in Leicester Square, central […]
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When is the next Tube strike? Dates and times of London Underground action
January 19, 2023Londoners should brace themselves for travel chaos throughout February with a couple of tube strikes set to take place. This is separate to the nationwide rail strikes also planned for February as the RMT continues their battle for fairer pay. The London Underground strikes come amid an ongoing dispute over pay and conditions. Here’s when […]
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Alec Baldwin to face involuntary manslaughter charge over Halyna Hutchins death
January 19, 2023A lec Baldwin will be prosecuted over the 2021 Rust movie shooting which resulted in the death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins. Both Baldwin and the film’s armorer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed will be charged with involuntary manslaughter over the death of Ms Hutchins on the film’s Santa Fe set. In a statement, District Attorney Mary Carmack-Altwies said: […]
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‘Repulsive’ TikTok video betrayed callous nature of Louise Kam’s murderers
January 19, 2023A TikTok video betrayed the “callous” nature of Louise Kam’s murderers as one of them gyrated to music in the driveway of her £1.3 million rental property. Detective Chief Inspector Brian Howie had taken over the inquiry after the wealthy 71-year-old businesswoman was reported missing by her son in July 2021. Ms Kam’s family had […]
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Rishi Sunak says sorry for not wearing seatbelt on social media video in moving car
January 19, 2023R ishi Sunak has apologised after removing his seatbelt to film a social media video in the back of a moving car. The Prime Minister made a “brief error of judgment” by removing the safety device as he promoted his levelling-up funding in the clip filmed for Instagram on Thursday as he visited Lancashire. A […]
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Number of first-class degrees falls for first time since records began
January 19, 2023T he Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA) has recorded a fall in the number of first-class degrees awarded for the first time. In 2021/22, 32% of undergraduate degrees were awarded a first-class honours classification, a fall of four percentage points from 36% from the year before, the HESA said. However, 46% of students were awarded […]
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Train strikes: Rail companies make ‘best and final’ pay offer to RMT union
January 19, 2023T rain operating companies have made a “best and final offer” to the biggest rail workers union in a bid to break the deadlocked dispute over pay, jobs and conditions. The Rail Delivery Group (RDG) said the offer to the Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) included a minimum pay rise of 9 per cent […]
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