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Migrant allegedly murdered wife after green card marriage went wrong

Destino Jean-Louis, 23, was arrested on Friday on murder charges in connection with the brutal death of his wife, Latosha Ann Cooper, 45, according to local and federal authorities.

Budget 2026 live: chancellor says scrapping gas standing charges will save 60% of homes £45 a year

But there has been a more positive response from Simon Francis, coordinator of the End Fuel Poverty Coalition. He said:

At least 39 dead after high-speed trains collide and carriages plunge off tracks

At least 39 people have been killed after two high-speed trains collided in Spain, sending two carriages off the tracks and down an embankment.

Rescue efforts underway as 'at least 39 dead' in horror train crash

A crash involving two trains on a popular line has resulted in dozens of casualties in Spain. At least 39 people have died after the collision, which happened on the Madrid-Andalusia high-speed line, Sky News reports citing local authorities. The horror incident occurred between the towns of Los Yébenes and Urda in Toledo, shortly after 9.00am local time (8am GMT), and involved a Renfe AVE high-speed train that departed Madrid at 8.00am local time bound for Seville and an Iryo train traveling in the opposite direction. At least one train car appears heavily damaged and off tracks from pictures taken at the scene. The line is popular among British tourists travelling across Spain in the summer months, as it takes from the capital city to the southern coast.

The Simpsons pulled from UK TV for the first time in 36 years

THE Simpsons is reportedly set to be pulled from Sky TV for the first time in 36 years.

Celtic and Rangers in £40m plot to join EFL as private meeting emerges

A former EFL chairman has revealed how a secret £40m plan to bring Celtic and Rangers to the English Championship was on the verge of completion. The Old Firm have ruled Scottish football for the past four decades. Envious of the riches south of the border, they have often been linked with a move to English football, starting in the EFL. Former Rangers striker Michael Ball once disclosed that the prospect was used as a carrot to lure him to Scotland from Everton. Now, former EFL chief Keith Harris has revealed that an agreement was signed and very nearly sealed. Harris, who chaired the English lower leagues for six months in 2002, says a private meeting was held at then-Rangers chairman David Murray's home, where representatives from Celtic, alongside the SFA and the SPL, struck a £40m deal which would have placed the Old Firm in Division One (now the Championship)

What Mikel Arteta said to Max Dowman exposed by lip reader in six-word message

Mikel Arteta's furious message to Max Dowman has been revealed by a lipreader following his red card during Arsenal's defeat to Fleetwood in the Carabao Cup on Tuesday night. The teenage wonderkid largely matched up well against the League Two side, having been chosen to start for the fixture at Highbury.

At least 39 killed and dozens others injured as two high-speed trains collide in Spain

At least 39 killed and dozens injured as two high-speed trains collide in Spain

Jay-Z is the perfect Super Bowl shill for a league of billionaires

The rapper lends the NFL a veneer of credibility but is unlikely to push back on the establishment figures who run the league

Martin Lewis gives one word verdict on Budget after meeting John Healey

Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis has given his early Budget verdict after a meeting with Chancellor John Healey this morning ahead of the speech to Parliament this afternoon.

Russia sends chilling WW3 warning that it could obliterate Britain

One of Vladimir Putin’s most outspoken media chiefs has launched an astonishing attack against Britain on state television, warning the nation could be wiped off the map with minimal effort. Margarita Simonyan, head of the Kremlin-controlled broadcaster RT, took direct aim at the UK during a furious broadcast alongside ultranationalist host Vladimir Solovyov. Dismissing reports that European militaries are preparing for a direct clash with Moscow by the end of the decade, Simonyan mocked Western defence planners.

GMB interrupted for breaking news and it's 'nightmare for Brits'

Good Morning Britain was interrupted for a breaking alert as Chancellor John Healey announced an end to standing charges on gas bills for around 23 million households ahead of the Autumn Budget. Delivering further details on the breaking update, Martin Lewis said: "Standing charges are going to end on gas next year. So there's £108 a year coming off bills and it will be shifted onto the unit rate. What that means, as I've long said, is it means lower users will pay less. Higher users will pay more. As someone who's been campaigning on this for a very long time, I think standing charges are a moral hazard. I think they disincentivise people from cutting their bills.