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Apple HQ worker murdered girl, 2, in horror car crash, prosecutors say

Eric Chen Su, 38, was arrested after the crash and now faces a murder charge in connection with the child's death.

Inside Russell Brand’s Prison ‘Hell’

Russell Brand is reportedly struggling to adjust to life behind bars, with prison staff said to be monitoring him around the clock amid concerns for his welfare. The disgraced comedian, 51, was sentenced to 10 years and six months in prison on Monday (November 9) after being convicted of rape and sexual assault. According to the Daily Star, prison insiders claim Brand has been "barely eating" since his arrival at HMP Wandsworth, where officials are understood to be taking extra precautions to ensure his safety. One insider told the publication: "He's not been in trouble before really. It is sure to be terrifying and a complete shock to the system.

TV star and brother arrested after fatal fistfight leaves teen dead

A former star of Bravo's reality yachting series Below Deck has been arrested in Turkey alongside his brother following a public fistfight. A 17-year-old boy who was seriously injured in the altercation later died. According to reports from Turkish media João Franco and his brother Karlos Franco initially got into a verbal dispute with the employees of a clothing store in the Bodrum district of Muğla on Saturday, November 7 at around 8pm. Both siblings were using "profanity" before the argument turned physical outside the shop. CCTV shows Karlos throwing the first punch, according to Page Six.

Urgent update issued as popular food firm plunges into administration

An urgent update has been issued after a popular UK food firm plunged into administration. Kanes Food Limited produces prepared food products, including pre-packaged salads, stir-fry meals and sauces, operates from a manufacturing site in Evesham and supplies a number of major supermarket chains across the UK.

Hit HBO show Lanterns faces shock cancellation rumors

It's one of the most-watched shows of 2026, but HBO's hit Lanterns is facing shock cancellation rumors after just one season.

Pep Guardiola thrust into Man Utd manager saga after being made 'top target'

Pep Guardiola has the chance to make a swift return to management(Image: Robbie Jay Barratt - AMA/Getty Images)

Soldier yells at Pete Hegseth to stop laughing during veteran ceremony

Pete Hegseth and his top advisers were reprimanded for laughing at one of America's most sacred military monuments while at a Veterans Day memorial.

Animal abuser filmed dumping kittens out of a car into water

An unidentified person threw more than a dozen kittens out of a car and into a puddle on the ground outside of an animal shelter.

Coronation Street fans 'work out' who Brody tells about Idris as downfall 'set'

Coronation Street fans think Brody Michaelis will expose Idris Nazir's plan against Carla Connor

Late comic Sean Lock stood up to David Walliams and Russell Brand on TV shows

Sean Lock made his feelings about David Walliams and Russell Brand clear on television(Image: 8 Oit of 10 Cats/Channel 4)

Woman Reveals How She Turns Food Scraps into Nutritious Meals

Mom-of-two Victoria Jones, 35, from Colorado, lowered her grocery bill to just $350 per month by using a few simple tactics, and she has saved a whopping $4,500 over the last ten months.

Hospital patients must never be hidden away to disguise Britain’s A&E crisis

An 81-year-old woman with terminal cancer, forced to sleep on chairs in a hospital storeroom for 48 hours. Few stories expose the indignity of Britain’s A&E crisis more painfully.Pam Smith deserved compassion, comfort and a proper bed. Instead, she says she felt abandoned.Now MPs have heard disturbing allegations that hospitals are hiding patients on plastic chairs to keep them out of official corridor-care figures.If true, it is an appalling betrayal of patients already suffering enough.Labour deserves recognition for finally measuring corridor care after years of deterioration under the Conservatives. Its commitment to ending the practice is welcome.But figures become meaningless if hospitals can improve them simply by moving patients out of sight.Doctors and nurses are working under intolerable pressure, while failures in social care leave hospital beds occupied by people fit for discharge.The Government must confront those problems urgently.Because patients deserve proper treatment, dignity and compassion. They should never become inconvenient statistics to be hidden away.