Mum Kicked Out of Tesco for 'Exposing' Top in Heatwave
A mother was ejected from a Tesco store in Essex during a heatwave after a security guard deemed her backless top could be untied by other shoppers, sparking outrage and a formal complaint.
Category : Violence
Hunters Seek Right to Shoot Parakeets as Numbers Soar
Hunters want to shoot parakeets after numbers surged 2,600% since 1995, spreading across Britain. BASC seeks to add them to the quarry list, with a decision due next month.
Schoolboy, 15, shut teacher in classroom then launched knife attack
A 15-year-old boy shut a history teacher inside her classroom at Milford Haven Comprehensive School before launching a sustained knife attack, a court heard. The boy denies attempted murder.
High Court Rebukes Pylon Firm Over Welsh Farmer Treatment
A High Court judge criticised Green GEN Cymru for its 'pro-forma' approach to engaging with farmers whose land it needed to enter for pylon surveys, ruling farmers should recover 60% of their costs.
Mum Arrested for Cooking and Eating Parts of Her Dead Son
A 32-year-old Australian woman turned herself in and told police she cooked and ate parts of her 4-year-old son's arm. She was charged with murder and refused bail.
Wimbledon Match Halted for Medical Emergency
Jasmine Paolini's Wimbledon Centre Court match against Alexandra Eala was paused in the first set due to a medical emergency in the stands, with BBC confirming the issue.
Man, 63, held under Mental Health Act after hospital assault
A 63-year-old man from Liverpool arrested on suspicion of sexual assault at Whiston Hospital has been detained under the Mental Health Act. Police were called on July 3.
Arsonist in horror T-shirt jailed for life for killing pensioner
Andrew Gorrell, 55, was wearing a Nightmare On Elm Street T-shirt when he set a wheelie bin on fire outside John Edwards' home, killing the 82-year-old. He was jailed for life.
Two Teens Hospitalized After Stirling Car-Motorbike Crash
Two teenagers were rushed to hospital after a car and motorbike collision on Barnton Street in Stirling on Sunday evening, with an air ambulance deployed to the scene.
Serial shoplifter with 362 offences told staff to 'f*** off'
Serial shoplifter Jamie Brown, with 362 offences, told staff 'f*** off' as he stole five lamb chops from Iceland. He pleaded guilty to six thefts totalling over £275.
UK Police Smash £3.4m Luxury Vehicle Chop Shop Operations
Police recovered £1.9m in vehicles and £1.5m in parts in a three-month operation targeting chop shops linked to organised crime and exports to Africa and the Gulf.
Pizza Express Probed Prince Andrew's Pizza Express Alibi
Pizza Express launched an internal inquiry after Prince Andrew claimed he was at its Woking branch on the day he was alleged to have had sex with Virginia Giuffre, finding no evidence but not disproving his story.
Mexico fans threaten ex-England star with throat-slitting gesture
David Bentley was subjected to chilling threats from Mexico fans who made throat-slitting gestures after he taunted them during England's World Cup victory at the Azteca Stadium.
UEFA Slams FIFA's 'Unjustifiable' Balogun Red Card Decision
UEFA has issued a scathing statement calling FIFA's decision to suspend Folarin Balogun's red card suspension 'unprecedented, incomprehensible and unjustifiable', sparking a major row between the two governing bodies.
North East Man Spared Jail After Strangling Woman and Headbutting Teen
Jamie Gray, 36, was given a suspended sentence at Newcastle Crown Court for strangling a woman, headbutting a teenager, and stealing a mobile phone. He pleaded guilty to intentional strangulation, assault, and theft.
Teens Not Guilty of Murdering Schoolboy Amen Teklay
Two teenagers have been found not guilty of murdering 15-year-old Amen Teklay in Glasgow. The youths, aged 16 and 17, were acquitted after a trial at the High Court in Glasgow.
17-Year-Old Raped at Stoke Beauty Spot; Police Hunt
A 17-year-old girl was raped at Berryhill Fields in Stoke-on-Trent on July 2. Police are hunting the attacker and have set up a crime scene.
Royal Mail Warns Dog Owners Over Letterbox Bites
Royal Mail warns dog owners could face criminal prosecution after High Court ruling confirms postal workers are not trespassing when posting mail, making owners liable for letterbox dog attacks.
Royal Mail Warns Dog Owners of Prosecution Over Attacks
Royal Mail warns dog owners they could face prosecution for attacks on postal workers, citing High Court rulings and urging a 10-minute rule after mail delivery.
Trump's World Cup Interference: A Scandalous Politicization
Donald Trump's reported call to FIFA boss Gianni Infantino over Folarin Balogun's red card suspension has politicized the World Cup, compromising its integrity and sparking outrage.
Henderson's World Cup Likely Over After Freak Arm Injury
Jordan Henderson's World Cup is expected to be over after a freak arm injury during England's 3-2 win over Mexico. The midfielder fell over advertising boards and was taken to hospital.
Brit Dad Dies After Falling Ill at Airport on Turkey Return
David Kelly, a joiner from Barrhead, Scotland, died after falling seriously ill at an airport in Turkey. He was placed in a coma and flown home, but passed away on June 18.
Six MAFS UK Cast Members Threaten to Sue Over Welfare Failures
Six former Married at First Sight UK cast members are reportedly planning to sue the show over welfare failures, adding to the scandal following a Panorama documentary alleging rape and sexual misconduct.
Woman Forced to Give Up Baby at 16 Reacts to PM Apology
Diana Defries, 16 when her daughter was forcibly taken in 1974, shares her emotional response to Keir Starmer's apology for historical forced adoptions affecting 185,000 babies.
Royal Mail Warns: Display 'I Have a Dog' Sign or Risk Suspension
Royal Mail recorded 2,197 dog attacks on postal workers in 2024/25. Homeowners who fail to display a four-word 'I HAVE A DOG' sign risk having deliveries suspended.
Trump 'catnaps' through July 4th fireworks, critics slam scenes
President Donald Trump appeared to doze off during July 4th fireworks, prompting Democrat Harry Sissons to call it 'incredibly embarrassing and concerning.' The 80-year-old also faced similar claims last month.
Mexico Fans Threaten David Bentley with Slit Throat Gesture
Ex-England star David Bentley was threatened by furious Mexico fans who made 'throat slit' gestures after he taunted them during the Three Lions' World Cup win at the Azteca.
Three Men Jailed for Drone Drug Smuggling into Prison
Three men used a drone to smuggle £6,000 worth of cannabis and other contraband into HMP Hindley. They were sentenced at Liverpool Crown Court on July 3, 2026.
Man Dies Weeks After Falling Ill at Turkey Airport
David Kelly died on 18 June after falling seriously ill at a Turkish airport hours before his flight home. The joiner from Barrhead was repatriated but couldn't be saved.
Rooney Calls Balogun Ban Suspension 'Absolute Disgrace'
Wayne Rooney condemned FIFA's decision to suspend Folarin Balogun's red card ban for a year, calling it 'an absolute disgrace' and saying FIFA president Infantino should be 'ashamed'.
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