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Brooklyn Beckham, 17, is red faced as his £37,615 Mercedes C-class receives its FOURTH

Brooklyn Beckham was left red faced on Monday afternoon after receiving his fourth parking ticket in two months. The teenager was seen retrieving the familiar looking ticket from the windscreen  of his £37,615 Mercedes C-class following a day out with friends in north London. The ticket is Brooklyn's fourth in total and his second in little more than a month after parking in the same leafy suburb.

Former billionaire property tycoon 'hurled racist abuse at a bin man'

Simon Halabi, 58, allegedly shouted 'f*** off out the way you black c***' at Carl Thomas when the garbage truck stopped in the middle of the road to pick up rubbish bags in London's Mayfair. Halabi, who was once Britain's 12th richest man before declaring bankruptcy in 2010, also branded the 47 year-old West Indian a 'monkey' and a 'peasant' before shouting 'I own this road, I can do what I want', it is claimed. Simon Halabi, 58, allegedly shouted 'f**k off out the way you black c**t' at Carl Thomas when the garbage truck stopped in the middle of the road to pick up rubbish bags in Mayfair. And when a black passer-by tried to intervene, Halabi called him a 'f***ing monkey' as well, it is claimed.

The guidance in a document on 'increasing participation in women and girls' football' was spotted by Carol Hughes, deputy headmistress of Lumley Junior School in County Durham.

Stefano Brizzi invited PC Gordon Semple to his south London flat in April after the pair met on the gay dating app. He then strangled the 59-year-old and attempted to dispose of the body.

After hearing that Jenny McMillan, a mother who runs a charity shop in her home town of Carnoustie was in need of a home for her and her son Blake, Gillian Bayford stepped in to help the family.

Nigel McGrath, 45, was found hanged at his isolated farmhouse in west Wales and his partner Tracy Cockrell was dead on the sofa, having been strangled.

Ronan Costello, 17, died three days after the collision, which took place during the first half of an under 19s rugby match at the Dram Centre, in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, on June 11.

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An article on 19 June ('Clement Freud drank with Maddie suspect Robert Murat in Praia da Luz bar - and his local pub was dubbed the Plough and Paedo') reported claims in another newspaper that Robert Murat had known Sir Clement Freud

Forest Hill Station knifeman shouting ‘kill all Muslims’ stabs a man

A man was injured during the attack at Forest Hill station in south-east London this afternoon and is currently being treated in hospital. Witnesses said the man was waving his arm around in the air and shouting 'Death to Muslims' as he 'marched up and down' outside the station after the attack. A British Transport Police spokesman said: 'We are investigating the circumstances of the Forest Hill incident, but at this time we are not treating it as terrorism-related.'

The red sports car is said to have sent at least one of the pedestrians 'flying over the railings' of a bridge just yards from Battersea Dogs Home in Battersea Park Road (pictured), south-west London, this morning.

Kelly Doyle, 35, currently has to climb through the back window to get in and out after she claimed workmen damaged the front door and lock of her terraced home in Whiston, Merseyside.

Shannon Matthews, then nine, was found drugged and tethered inside the base of a double bed in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, because Karen, pictured, was desperate to grab £50,000 in reward money.

England cricket fans have sparked controversy by hijacking a stadium scoreboard in India to post tasteless messages about Adam Johnson, Madeleine McCann and Josef Fritzl.

Dr Lisa Ackerley, Hygiene Doctor and Dettol Expert, reveals that if you don't wash your sheets weekly, you could be putting yourself at risk of serious viruses and infections.

If you're hoping to retire comfortably some day, there's one move you can make now that will virtually guarantee it: Save an hour a day of your income, according to financial expert David Bach.

Father honours daughter Lauren Atkinson who died after taking ecstasy in Manchester

Lauren Atkinson, pictured, was found dead after taking the party drug after attending a sell-out rave with girlfriends in Manchester. Miss Atkinson, the daughter of a rugby club boss who lived 100 miles away in the Lake District, was discovered in her room by friends at their rented apartment (below) at 6.30am on Saturday. Four people have since been arrested by police investigating Lauren's death. Today Lauren's father Nigel, 50, who runs Ulverston Rugby league Club, posted a message on Facebook saying: 'As parents we were blessed to have a daughter who touched so many. And was loved by everyone. The world has lost one amazing girl.'

Toseef Qureshi demanded drink and abused cabin crew and fellow passengers on the flight from Leeds Bradford to Antalya in August.

Patricia Fowler, 75, was not assigned to a doctor at Blackpool Victoria Hospital, Lancashire, because she was overlooked by a secretary who mistook her for another patient.

Four men from Derby aged 22, 27, 35 and 36, a man, 27, from Burton upon Trent and a woman from London have all been arrested on suspicion of engaging in the preparation of an act of terrorism.

Karen Kujawa, from Holmes Chapel, Cheshire, lost her daughter Elizabeth Buckley when a 'petrol head' on a first date tried to impress the teenager and lost control of his Toyota at speeds of 60mph.

Keith Lewin, 59, pictured, from Lancashire, suffered with back pain since his childhood, but his issues spiralled out of control in middle age and led to a devastating diagnosis in 2012.

The 73-year-old and his wife Sue, 68, were asleep on the Jumbo Cruiser vehicle heading home through France when a gang of five hooded migrants surrounded their driver.

Footage shows abducted bar worker being bundled out of van during Manchester pub raid

The 42-year-old woman had just left Old Boathouse in Astley, Greater Manchester when she was bundled into a Transit van by three men. A cloth was put over her face to stifle her screams and she was driven back to the pub and forced hand over takings. The footage shows the woman leaving the pub before the van pulls up and she is hauled out, struggling with the men who force her to the door.

Keith Lewin, 59, pictured, from Lancashire, suffered with back pain since his childhood, but his issues spiralled out of control in middle age and led to a devastating diagnosis in 2012.

Karen Kujawa, from Holmes Chapel, Cheshire, lost her daughter Elizabeth Buckley when a 'petrol head' on a first date tried to impress the teenager and lost control of his Toyota at speeds of 60mph.

The Home Secretary, whose constituents will be among those badly hit when strikes bring the network to a standstill this week, said the action by unions was unnecessary.

Phillip Scholfield met his match when he interviewed Prince Philip

He may be the king of daytime television, but presenter Phillip Schofield met his match when offered the interview of a lifetime with Prince Philip. In a one-hour special to be shown tonight to mark the Diamond Jubilee of the Duke of Edinburgh's Award (DofE), the notoriously dour - and sometime cantankerous - prince made clear he had little time for Schofield's apparent sycophancy. When the presenter revealed he would take part in a wing walk to raise funds for the scheme, Philip, in his typically pithy manner, asked: 'Who is trying to get rid of you?' In the programme, members of the royal family and celebrities including actress Joanna Lumley (top right) and Comedian David Walliams (bottom right) share their anecdotes of the 95-year-old Duke.

Karly Tophill, from Cornwall, was so frustrated by her son's apparent inability to get off his iPhone she imposed a year-long ban on Dylan, 13, having it, with dramatic results in six weeks.

Families who turned up to enjoy a Christmas fair promoted by East Grinstead Town Council were surprised to find themselves at an event run by the church of Scientology.

Tara Christmas, 27, from Rotherham, noticed her six-month-old kitten was nibbling the leaves of her poinsettia plant but didn't realise it was making her ill until she collapsed on Christmas Day.

Convicted fraudster and ex-boxing champion Anthony Small, now known as Abdul Haqq after converting to Islam, will be taking part in Muslims Like Us, on BBC Two.

One patient took a picture of Aintree Hospital in Liverpool where 20 paramedics and technicians were waiting along with patients for admission to the emergency ward.

This year's Christmas Day could be the warmest ever. Bookmakers have slashed the odds on a record high temperature on December 25 from 16/1 to just 8/1. It would have to beat last year's 16C.

The End of Life Transport scheme in the north east, gives patients the option to be transported by ambulance, along with a specially-trained crew, to their preferred place to die.

Six out of ten drivers admit they have a pet name for their car, with women being twice as likely to christen their motor, with names like Arnie, Pixie, Suz and even Asterix popular.

Ray Lewis, the referee on the pitch on April 15 1989, said he had described "mixed" groups of fans in his statement, but when he later saw a typed version of it he realised the word had been changed.

Nicky Morgan who attacked Theresa May for her £995 leather trousers has £950 Mulberry bag

The MP - nicknamed Ms U-turn for her frequent changes of policy when she was Education Secretary - has been pictured on numerous occasions (right) carrying the luxury oxblood brown leather Bayswater bag from upmarket brand Mulberry. Last week she laid into the Prime Minister after Mrs May wore designer leather trousers worth £995 for a magazine photo-shoot (left), suggesting it would not go down well with her constituents 'in Loughborough market'. The row led to Mrs Morgan being banned from a No 10 meeting after a spat erupted with one of Mrs May's most senior aides.

Step forward Nicky Morgan, the former Education Secretary and MP for Loughborough, who has given another classic example of being known as 'Ms U-Turn'.

Her rottweiler duties began when she worked for Mrs May at the Home Office and she made little secret of her disdain for the ministers who crossed her.

Theresa May will hit out at the Labour Party today as Great Britain becomes one of the first countries to adopt a new international definition of anti-Semitism to make it easier to tackle hatred.

The British Influence think-tank, supported Lord Mandelson, wants a judicial review into whether leaving the EU means automatic withdrawal from the single market.

Sir Michael Wilshaw said the 'appalling' children's services and schools run by Birmingham city council had been his greatest cause for concern.

Traffickers have drawn some of the children brought to Britain from the Calais Jungle into prostitution or slavery, it has been claimed. Council leaders have reported that some have disappeared.

Britain's economy is growing at the fastest pace since the start of the year as households and businesses defy warnings of a Brexit slowdown, despite George Osborne's recession warning.

Using data from a range of sources, Halifax calculated that the total value of privately-owned housing stock has grown by £1.9 trillion since 2006, to reach an estimated £5.6 trillion.

Home Office files concerning events at the Battle of Orgreave are due to be released next year among a cache of records relating to the 1984 miners' strike, the Home Secretary has said.

How those cream-topped, syrup-flavoured drinks can contain up to 13 teaspoons 

Last week we learnt that cakes at High Street coffee shops can contain astonishing amounts of sugar. Now, as Christmas draws near, they have rolled out their cream-topped, syrup-flavoured 'festive' drinks, costing more than their normal equivalents and also super-sweet. MATTHEW BELL tried some... He said of Starbucks' fudge hot chocolate: magine putting a Crunchie bar in a blender, then adding sugar and cream. The gold curls create a cheerful first impression but dissolved into a film that clung to my lips, leaving a strange synthetic flavour. I tried a classic hot chocolate afterwards and it tasted bitter compared with this sugary (but heart-warming) slurry.

Sainsbury's has invented a texture analyser, nicknamed the crunch-o-meter which tests their home food products like crisps, crackers and nuts, in its factory in Holborn, London.

David Attenborough's second series of Planet Earth came to a close on Sunday night and the veteran broadcaster issued a stark message to fans to create a world suitable for all life.

As a choirmaster he's used to a loud burst of song. But Gareth Malone claims everyday life in Britain is now so noisy he's forced to wear earplugs at all times.

A British study suggests children who are read to by their mothers or are helped with their homework between the ages of 3 and 7 tend to have more advanced cognitive abilities.

The study, published in the Pediatrics medical journal, tracked two groups of premature babies over 20 years and found those given kangaroo care were less prone to aggressive and impulsive behaviour.

Festive food from luxury retailers can cost up to twice as much from luxury retailers than they do at budget supermarkets such as Aldi and Lidl even they come from the same suppliers.

Before the start of the four day hearing Brexiteers thought all judges would vote with the Remain side and grant power to Parliament to discuss Article 50.

During the telephone call, Scotland's First Minister congratulated Trump on his election win and 'expressed her belief in the values Scotland and the United States share'.

New MP Clive Lewis, 45, who entered the Commons only at the 2015 General Election, is said to be planning to take over as leader, with several people touting him as a serious candidate.

The former Ukip leader insisted he could help settle differences in the world's most volatile region as he is 'good at bringing people together'.

Tess the labrador bounces back after £7,500 heart surgery in Bridport

Six-year-old Joseph Foster (pictured bottom right), from Bridport, Dorset, and his family launched an appeal last month to raise the £7,500 they desperately needed for the little-known treatment. After their plea was featured in the Daily Mail, donations from more than 400 well-wishers meant the target was reached just 24 hours later - and Tess received a lifeline. The operation (pictrued main and bottom left) is only offered at a single English veterinary centre, and is so rarely performed on dogs that a surgeon experienced in human medicine must oversee it. The four-and-a-half-hour procedure involved inserting catheters into veins in Tess's legs and neck, and guiding them to the heart. The team recorded electrical signals to show where the abnormal heartbeats were being generated, and destroyed problem areas with radio waves.

Described as 'a giant among journalists', the Sunday Times columnist died on Saturday aged 62, three weeks after revealing he had the 'full English' of cancers.

An Antarctic explorer has said he has developed a shocking condition while trekking to the South Pole - a frozen penis. Alex Brazier has suffered from the condition during his expedition.

Saleswoman Clare Day, 27, was undressing in her room of a Best Western near Darlington when she locked eyes with a man whose face was 'pressed against the glass' of the bathroom window.

John Christie murdered Beryl Evans at his home in 10 Rillington Place and managed to frame her husband Timothy for the crime so he was executed. Now, Beryl's brother Peter Mylton-Thorley, wants her exhumed.

Paul Gascoigne, 49, admitted last week that he was hospitalised after downing a bottle of gin in his room at the Royal Bath Hotel in Bournemouth because he felt 'down'.

Faryal Makhdoom Khan, 25, claims she was bullied 'physically and mentally', adding that she has had 'enough'. She moved into her husband's family home in Bolton shortly after they married in 2013.

German Christmas market in Birmingham has concrete barriers 'to stop terror attacks' 

Concrete barriers have been erected at Birmingham's German Market to prevent suicide bombers as armed police patrol Newcastle amid fears of terror attacks. The bollards were put up this week to safeguard the thousands who flock to the seasonal city centre attraction each day. It is estimated that 5.5 million people will visit the market in Colmore Row and Bennetts Hill before it closes on December 29. Meanwhile, in Newcastle-upon Tyne, a photo of a young children alongside two burly armed officers sparked a furore after it was shared on social media.

Martin Maughan (pictured), 27, was found with a knife wound in Sneinton, Nottingham, at 6am on Saturday and died shortly after. His friend

Rhys Kinsella, 18, from Islington in North London, was caught by police with 12 wraps of cocaine and a lock knife. Brooke (pictured) has campaigned against knife crime in the UK.

The body of a woman named locally as Andraya Webb, 39, was found on Saturday after firemen put out the blaze in Swindon, Wiltshire. Police arrested a 32-year-old man.

An East Sussex court heard the victim, who is now in her 20s, suffered horrific sexual abuse from the age of 10 at the hands of a family friend, which was then broadcast to the internet by Richard Hunt.

Jordan McCready, now 21, from North Ayrshire, was jailed for life in 2012 after admitting to killing 13-year-old Jon Wilson. He has been posting pictures on Facebook under the name Canman Cameron.

Alan Hodge, 53, was jailed for four years after he was found guilty of enlisting a group of businessmen to submit false invoices to his south London hospital trust, even using his partner Lisa Green in the scam.

The Queen's friend Lady Elizabeth Longman dies age 92

When the Queen attends the funeral of her cousin Margaret Rhodes in Windsor, it will be doubly poignant for another of her bridesmaids, Lady Elizabeth Longman, has died, aged 92, after a short illness. It means that just two of the Queen's eight bridesmaids are still alive ahead of her 70th wedding anniversary next year. Lady Longman was a childhood playmate of the Queen and member of the Buckingham Palace Girl Guides troop. The two girls grew up together and were taken for outings such as to the Royal Tournament. They both learned to dance at Madame Vacani's studio in London.

R A Creamer, the Kensington-based Jaguar dealer, that supplied the Queen with cars for 40 years will close its doors at the end of the year and hand back its two Royal Warrants.

The Low House, valued at £1.79million, is situated among eight acres of rolling Lancashire countryside, part of which is occupied by this partially destroyed tumbledown barn.

Residents in Stoke Newington, north London, were forced to flee their homes after the water main ruptured. Dramatic photographs show gallons of water flowing down the high street.

The chief executive of the UK Sepsis Trust believes up to 12,000 people are dying each year as a result of superbugs - more than double the number which was released by the Government.

A fitness company has come under fire for a new brand of protein milkshake mixes for children, which critics say could not only cause body image issues but are not necessary for a balanced diet.

Kirsty Adams is demanding an apology from Amazon after a van delivering a present for the huge firm crashed into her garage in Bucklebury, Berkshire.

THE WORLD AT A GLANCE
 

Kim Jong Un oversees mock military attack on building resembling home of South's president

North Korean tyrant Kim Jong Un cackles as he guides a military drill practising an attack on the South. Kim watched with binoculars as North Korea's special operation forces conducted an exercise aimed at 'destroying specified targets of the enemy', including the Blue House, the North's KCNA news agency said. Pictured, bottom right: Missiles are launched from a hilltop during the drill by special operation forces. Pictured, top right: The building resembles South Korea's presidential palace.

A suspected terrorist attack has killed at least 20 people and wounded a further 25 outside Cairo's main Coptic Christian cathedral after a bomb was lobbed over the wall towards worshipers.

The Islamic State group was ousted from Palmyra in March 2016 by Syrian regime forces backed by Russia ©Maher AL MOUNES (AFP/File)

ISIS terrorists supported by tanks and other heavy weapons have managed to drive out Syrian government forces from the historic city of Palmyra, which was recaptured from the terror group in May.

The attack in the Maiduguri, which lies in the Boko Haram stronghold of Borno state, killed both the girls and one other person, while 18 were left injured.

The roof of a crowded church in Nigeria has collapsed onto worshippers, killing at least 160 people, a hospital director said. Dozens of people were also injured.

A short clip of the first blast outside the Vodafone Arena, shows a burst of light before vehicles are covered in debris as a car bomb targeting police causes devastation in the Turkish capital.

A baby was born on a rescue ship after his mother survived travelling on a wooden boat from Libya. The boy was named Favour by his mother and both are said to be 'healthy'.

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