The Duchess of Cambridge looked elegant in a polka dot dress (pictured) as she arrived at Bletchley Park today. The royal is on hand to see a special exhibition marking the valuable role codebreakers played in D-Day ahead of the 75th anniversary of the invasion next month. Bletchley Park holds a special personal significance to the Duchess as her grandmother, Valerie Glassborow, was among those who worked to decipher the secrets of the German Enigma machine.
The JLS singer, 32, raped the 'zombified' woman when she went to his hotel room to look for her mobile phone following a gig at a Wolverhampton nightclub, prosecutors said today. The alleged victim claims she and her two friends ‘felt odd’, leading to suggestions they may ‘have been drugged’. Williams had tried attempted to have sex with the woman, but she had made it clear she did not want to - however when she returned to retrieve her phone, the singer ‘effectively jumped on her,’ the court heard.
Users of the mobile network voiced their frustrations over the fault for which began around 11:30 am this morning and appears to have hit users across the UK.
The app discovered a vulnerability that allowed attackers to install malicious code on iPhones and Android phones by ringing up a target device.
Aaron Campbell, 17, was ordered to spend a minimum of 27 years behind bars for killing the schoolgirl during a holiday on the Isle of Bute last summer.
In a leaked email, ITV chief executive Carolyn McCall told employees across the UK that The Jeremy Kyle Show had been suspended to 'protect the show and the production team'.
Crispin Blunt said that the Tories should make an 'accommodation' with the Brexit Party. He stopped short of suggesting a coalition but proposed a deal where the party runs in non-Tory seats.
Digger driver Steven Dymond, 62, died less than a week after failing a lie detector test while filming an episode of the controversial ITV daytime chat show, which he had gone on with his on-and-off girlfriend Jane Callaghan (left, together). He had appeared on The Jeremy Kyle Show (top right) on May 2 before his body was found at a block of flats in Portsmouth (bottom right) on May 9, although South Central Ambulance officials said he had been dead 'for a number of days'. Meanwhile it also emerged there was a warrant out after he failed to appear in court in February over more than £4,300 in fines dating back to 1997. And a leaked email revealed ITV's chief executive Carolyn McCall had told staff the suspension of the programme was not 'a reflection of the show' but to guard against the 'reaction we expect to this death'.
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Hundreds gathered outside the Old Bailey in London today as it was revealed Tommy Robinson (left and right today) would face fresh contempt of court proceedings for filming outside Leeds Crown Court in 2018. The former English Defence League leader, 36, was jailed for 13 months in May last year over the allegation. But a contempt finding made against Robinson was quashed by the Court of Appeal in August and he was freed from prison after serving two months of his sentence. But earlier this month Attorney General Geoffrey Cox QC said it was in the public interest to bring fresh proceedings. And after a first hearing today it was decided that Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, will definitely face fresh proceedings. Robinson's footage, lasting around an hour and a half, was watched 250,000 times within hours of being posted on Facebook. It was filmed during one of a series of trials of a Huddersfield grooming gang, which was covered by strict reporting restrictions banning publication of any details until the end of the final one in September last year.
Richard Livett, 53, had been out with his brother-in-law on the South Bank when they saw an out-of-control vehicle veering down London Bridge on June 3, 2017.
Around 1,000 members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union had been set to stage a strike which would have caused mayhem with thousands of fans heading to the FA Cup final in Wembley.
Dashcam footage shows a blue Fiat 500 entering the motorway from a slip road at junction 34 as it travels northbound, near Rotherham, South Yorkshire.
Fergus Kenny, 49 (pictured today, top right) agreed to go on the ITV programme in 2016 after his estranged daughter Hayleigh (pictured together on set, left) said she would take part in a reunion show. He turned up at the studio expecting an emotional reunion with his daughter but says it quickly descended into a 'kangaroo court' where the host accused him of abandoning his family. Mr Kenny (pictured in Basra in 2006, bottom right), who served during the Gulf War and in Iraq and Bosnia, was mercilessly booed and branded a 'disgrace by the presenter. The father-of-three says he felt extremely low after going on the show and considered taking his own life. He wants to share his story following the death of Steven Dymond - 10 days after he appeared on Jeremy Kyle.
Steven Dymond, 62, of Portsmouth, was due to appear before magistrates earlier this year after he failed to pay more than £4,300 in fines relating to two offences dating back more than two decades.
The Jeremy Kyle Show is facing questions over the quality of its aftercare following the suspected suicide of Steven Dymond, 62, of Portsmouth, days after he appeared on a recording.
The lie detector tests, which form a regular part of the ITV daytime chat show, are run by polygraph examiners Guy Heseltine and Tristam Burgess from Manchester-based UK Lie Tests.
As the Conservatives continue to leak voters to Nigel Farage 's Brexit Party, the Prime Minister's spokesman today said she wanted a deal done before the Commons rises for its summer recess.It came after a lengthy Cabinet meeting in Downing Street this morning featuring a host of ministers already vying to replace Mrs May as party leader amid an increasing clamour for her to set out an exit date. If a general election was held tomorrow Jeremy Corbyn 's party would grab 34 per cent of the vote and he would be the next Prime Minister, a new Kantar opinion poll has revealed. The Conservatives, who were polling at 41 per cent in March, are now on 25 per cent as anger over Mrs May's failure to deliver Brexit grows.The Liberal Democrats would secure 15 per cent of the vote with the Brexit Party on 10 per cent and the SNP on five per cent ahead of new remain party Change UK with a dismal one per cent A separate poll, also by Kantar, also found that half of people want a second referendum Brexit. Calls for Mrs May have intensified since this month's local elections when the Conservatives lost 1,300 seats. Ministers now fear a bloodbath at the hands of Nigel Farage's Brexit Party next week when the country goes to the polls for European parliament elections
The Office for National Statistics has said the number of people out of work in the past three months is now at 3.8 per cent - lower than at any time since the end of 1974.
The shadow chancellor also said that a gang of Theresa May's former cabinet ministers telling her any deal could be scrapped by her successor 'has not helped' chances of a Brexit breakthrough.
Police are appealing to the public to help identify a man who illegally entered the Tower of London during the night last month before escaping by climbing down towards the banks of the river Thames.
Carl Beech, 51, is on trial at Newcastle Crown Court charged with 12 counts of perverting the course of justice. Beech was anonymised as 'Nick' when he alleged he had been sexually abused as a child by a VIP sex ring based in Westminster. Beech wiped away a tear (left) as he told police about a childhood friend allegedly killed on the orders of 'the group' whose abuse started when he was 10 (inset). He accused prominent men including (right hand side, clockwise) former Home Secretary Leon Brittan, former British Army Commander in Chief Lord Bramall, former Tory MP Harvey Proctor and former Tory PM Edward Heath. A Met detective called his accusations 'credible and true' and the force spent £2.5million on an fruitless investigation.
Natasha Bjork Johnson, 31, was devastated when she went in to labour at Grimsby Maternity Home 14 weeks early with her daughter Freya in January 2018. She captured the moment they met.
The House of Lords authorities have recommended that the perk be stripped away - sparking claims that they are trying to shut out anti-establishment politicians.
A video, filmed in Oldham, Greater Manchester, yesterday, was uploaded to social media with the caption: 'Alton Street today'. It shows a gang of children smashing the windows of a car.
Richard Lovell (inset bottom), 31, attacked son R-Jay (left and right) at home in Chester when he was just three months old in February 2012 but will not face a murder charge over his death four years later. Lovell was jailed for two-and-a-half years in 2013 over the attack, which left R-Jay with a series of medical issues including cerebral palsy and daily seizures. He then developed pneumonia in January 2016 and died in hospital. Medical experts said the shaking 'likely' contributed to his death but said they could not be certain, leading to a verdict of natural causes at his inquest. Pictured inset top is R-Jay's mother Leanne Bullock.
A Manchester police officer, 26, has been jailed after he had sex with a woman without her knowing he was filming. PC Dominic Dunne then recorded himself sexually assaulting sleeping victim.
Tony and Marie Newton, 67, have created a personal paradise in their tranquil West Midlands garden, home to varieties including 450 azalea, 120 Japanese maples and 15 juniper blue stars.
Joel March (pictured) abandoned the cash-in-transit vehicle in a leafy south London street and then fled with the deposit boxes on April 23.
The Brexit Party leader, 55, (right today) clashed with the broadcaster, 59, (left) on his Sunday morning TV show in a row (inset) that has shocked and split viewers. Mr Farage, who was asked about comments he had made about Putin, climate change and the NHS, said: 'It was bizarre that the ludicrous line of questioning persisted all the way through'. In an incendiary column today, Mr Farage says he is a victim of BBC 'bias' and had to 'fight like crazy' to get on to Question Time on Thursday because 'the BBC now have to gender balance everything'. He also claimed the BBC was 'still receiving a seven-figure sum from the EU, taking millions in this way from the EU during the past decade. It does so secretly, without mentioning this in its accounts. I find this highly suspicious'. The BBC's Media Action charity was paid more than £3million from Brussels in the 2017-18 financial year, but denies this was secretive. Mr Farage's new party is flying in the polls and is predicted to win the popular vote when the European elections take place on May 23.
The Commons digital, culture, media and sport committee said sporting and cultural activities were being overlooked by ministers in favour of arresting and imprisoning young people.
The influential Russell Group, which represents elite universities including Oxford and Cambridge, has told graduates not to fear their student loans which will probably be wiped by the taxpayer.
The latest figures from Transport Scotland show there were 580 drink-drive casualties, including 30 deaths, in 2016, compared with 460 – with 20 deaths – in 2014.
Electrician Joshua Aspey, 22, sprang into action when Sally, his Jack Russell, choked on a piece of cheese and started to fit. The former lifeguard, from Watchet, Somerset, used skills he learned for his poolside job and thumped Sally on the back and chest to dislodge the blocked food. He saved the ten-year-old canine's life - and the drama was captured on a CCTV camera set up in the kitchen of his parents' house.
Scott Walker (pictured), who worked at Arriva Trains Northern was unable to cope the the tragedy and was found dead after police broke into his four-bedroom home in Hull.
If a general election was held tomorrow Jeremy Corbyn's party would grab 34 per cent of the vote and he would be the next Prime Minister, a new Kantar opinion poll has revealed.
Commissioner Cressida Dick told the London Assembly it would have been unlawful to tackle protestors with CS gas or mounted police but that lessons had been learned.
Neighbours heard Luke Morgan, 26, and Emma Cole, 22 (both pictured outside Stafford Crown Court at an earlier hearing and pictured in mugshots inset) having a drunken argument in the early hours of April 29 2014. Their six-week trial were told they were rowing about not having enough money and being unable to have sex because their nine-week-old baby Tyler was crying. Little Tyler was found with broken ribs and what appeared to be a human bite mark when paramedics finally arrived at their flat in Burntwood, Staffordshire at 2.51am. Jurors heard there was a 'significant' delay in contacting the emergency services after Tyler was smothered and collapsed in the early hours. He was rushed to hospital but died shortly after 4am. Morgan and Cole were also found guilty of child cruelty but were cleared of charges of murder and manslaughter after a trial at Stafford Crown Court.
Camila Batmanghelidjh (pictured) asked a judge to help her avoid taking the blame for its financial meltdown. Her solicitor told the High Court it would be a ‘blessing’ if she was let off.
A 28-year-old man has been charged in connection with Bradley Welsh's death outside his flat and is due to appear in Edinburgh Sheriff Court on Tuesday.
A message which circulated on WhatsApp claimed falsely that Metro Bank 'may be shut down', prompting some customers in London to queue up at a local branch (pictured).
Amar Kanim (pictured left with Lady Emma Nicholson, right with his mother and inset before being injured) suffered severe burns in a horrific war crime in Iraq in 1991 under Saddam Hussein's rule. He was believed to be an orphan but a message on Facebook proved his mother was still alive. He was rescued from a life of poverty by then Tory MP Lady Emma Nicholson and taken to London for medical treatment before moving in with her.
The middle-aged in the UK are increasingly likely to die 'deaths of despair' as a result of low earnings, loneliness and family breakdown, a report said yesterday.
Jeremy Hunt has called for a 'decisive' hike in defence spending to see off the rising threat of Russia and China in a clear signal of his leadership ambitions. Mr Hunt is a frontrunner to succeed Mrs May.
The chief inspector of schools Amanda Spielman (pictured) said even positive encouragement such as ‘clapping children on the shoulder’ could pile on the pressure.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's son has already been commemorated in a Disney cartoon. A beautiful hand-drawn animation of Winnie the Pooh celebrates Archie's birth in a heart-warming video. The 25-second clip sees Pooh setting off from the Hundred Acre Wood and strolling down the Long Walk to Windsor Castle with a gift carried carefully under his arm. Winnie the Pooh is known to be close to the couple's heart with Meghan citing a Pooh book as one of her favourites.
There are an estimated 180,000 offenders linked to serious and organised crime, the National Crime Agency says. This is more than double the 79,000 regular soldiers serving in the Army.
Ministers have moved to block the export from the UK of a copy of DH Lawrence's scandalous novel Lady Chatterley's Lover. The annotated copy was used by the judge in the historic 1960 trial.
Footage shows Barnsley locals 'Kevin and David' fighting over a woman called Stella who has been the cause of bad blood between the pair for several years.
Leah Hayes (pictured left and right) died in hospital after collapsing in a car park (inset) in Northallerton on Saturday night amid fears she took a lethal batch of ecstasy. A teenage boy has since been arrested on suspicion of supplying drugs and police, who fear Miss Hayes may have taken a 'rogue' batch of MDMA, say they have 'not ruled out' making more arrests. The 15-year-old's father today left a heartfelt note at the scene, reading: 'In the heart-wrenching note, her dad wrote: My beautiful daughter Leah, I can’t believe you have gone, I still can't believe it and never will. Fly high and be happy. Until we meet again.'
Thames Valley Police officers posted a photo of the dirty cab when they stopped the driver on an unrelated offence near to Marlow in Buckinghamshire.
Benny the beluga whale was seen feeding in the River Thames in Gravesend, Kent, but officials say he could have followed the fish which migrate out of the estuary early in the year.
A severed foot, matching Leah's height and age, has been found in Lincolnshire. The 19-year-old hasn't been seen since she disappeared from Milton Keynes on February 15.
ANTONIA HOYLE: Once it was your choice of car or the time you served your evening meal that marked you out as middle class. Today, anyone attempting to assess social status needs to look in the kitchen. For Cabinet minister James Brokenshire and his wife, Cathy, it was the sight of the two double ovens in their extended kitchen in South-East London that left no doubt they are keeping up with the Joneses.
Shane Jones, 50, who owns Ridtek pest control, was called to a house in Basingstoke when he found dozens of queens inside a nest measuring eight feet around.
Matt Everard, 46, set the record in his 1971 tuk tuk at Elvington Airfield, York. He has spent more than £20,000 improving the three-wheeled 'Bangkok taxi' which he drove at 74mph.
Dean Smethurst (pictured), 32, was applauded by staff at a branch of Tesco, in Lancashire, when they told him he had won three lucky dips.
Freddie Starr, 76, (pictured right) a household name who rose to fame in the 1970s, was found dead at his home in Spain on Thursday, last week. He established himself as a popular stand-up act, and became arguably the best-known comedian of his age, earning thousands of fans and £2million a year, performing to packed audiences. But his later years were marred by allegations of historic sexual assault and he was arrested four times during Operation Yewtree - the investigation into historic child abuse, but released without charge. In a bid to clear his name, he had launched a libel claim against the woman who had pointed the finger at him. Starr (pictured left with dancing group Hot Gossip before a show in London in 1981) lost the damages claim against his accuser in the High Court in 2015 that cost him a rumoured £1 million before fleeing to Spain where he spent the remainder of his years. His sister Brenda Hughes said: 'Freddie telephoned me after the case ended. I think it had a big impact on him both mentally and physically. He felt devastated and I don't think he ever properly recovered.'
Category B HMP Lewes in East Sussex has managed to get worse despite being put into 'special measures' and given extra help for two years. The Prison Service has been accused of a 'systemic failure'.
Police Constable Mark Martin, 36, of Calvert Green in Buckinghamshire, was charged after details of his encounter was leaked out to colleagues and he was suspended from duty.
The 8.30am flight from Newcastle wasn't in the air long before being forced to land with a 'technical issue' at Birmingham International. Passengers praised cabin crew, and were driven to Bristol.
The Duchess of Cambridge, 37, has worked with the Royal Horticultural Society and Davies White to create a garden which is a family-friendly woodland space at the Chelsea Flower Show. Today Kensington Palace shared three pictures of Kate inspecting hand-drawn plans (bottom right), chatting with designers (left) and choosing plants (top right) to include in the garden. They also revealed that over the past few months Kate visited plant nurseries and met with suppliers to prepare her design.
Liverpool star Mohamed Salah has celebrating winning the Premier League golden boot award for the second season in succession by sharing a picture of his two awards together.
Environment Secretary Michael Gove yesterday backed calls to give councils the power to automatically hit drivers in the pocket if they are repeatedly caught idling.
Drug dealers infiltrated at least three care homes and four pupil referral units (PRU) to recruit vulnerable teenagers as young as 14 from under the noses of staff.
Amanda Holden tweeted footage showing two robbers threatening Phoebe Ruele with her three-year-old son in Richmond, South West London, on 21 June last year. Witnesses heard the terrified mum scream 'don't take my baby' as the robbers demanded she hand over her jewellery. Helicopter footage (top) shows the moment two of the gang slid off their moped after another crime. They were chased into a graveyard when one was detained, leading to a series of arrests. Twelve members of the gang (some of whom are pictured, bottom) were today jailed for a total of 68 years.
Bill Fitzgerald, 94, was 18 at the time of the landings and one of seven veterans to attend an event at the Royal Hospital Chelsea today.
The striker was given the right to build an 18-feet long, 6-feet high wall with electric gates outside his £1.2m pile in Wilmslow, Cheshire after the plans were initially rejected when neighbours objeced
Deputy director of public prosecutions Eva-Marie Persson said at a press conference in Stockholm today that she is taking up the case again following representations from his alleged victim.
The Trust said it was 'tempting to get in among' the delicate flowers to 'get the best photos' but that the 'extremely delicate' flowers could be a 'thing of the past' if warnings are not heeded.
Jack Moore, 25, (bottom right) was flying in the plane with sister Billie Manley, 16, (top right) and pilot uncle Stuart Moore (inset) when disaster struck on their way to see Manchester United play. The light aircraft hit overhead power cables - and the plane burst into flames when it attempted an emergency landing on a busy road. Pilot Stuart had taken off from Abergavenny Airfield in South Wales to fly to Old Trafford to see Cardiff City face Manchester United. The plane crash landed on the A40 in Monmouthshire - but did not hit any passing cars. Passersby Joel Snarr, 35, and Daniel Nicholson, 46, pulled the passengers from the 'inferno.'
Scott and Casey Taylor called for parking measures in his street in Salford after his four-year-old daughter was hit by a car and injured. Salford Council painted the lines in November 2017.
Talent executive Stefania Aleksander was out with friends in London when she posted a photo on social media showing a list of things to pack for a holiday, which included 'champagne and cocaine.'
Dr Shriram Rabinthiran was furious when a part was stolen from his car outside his work place - St Peter's Hospital in Surrey, but in a stroke of luck the car's dashcam triggered, capturing the thieves.
Adrian Thomas, from Mermaid Pleasure Trips, saw the 91,000 ton BOKA Vanguard near Mount's Bay, off the coast of Marazion, Cornwall, this weekend. The 'jaw-dropping' vessel can carry cargoes of up to 110,000 tons - 19,000 tons heavier than itself - including ships, oil rigs and other offshore installations. And its flat deck allows ships longer than it is to overhang the bow. Mr Thomas said: 'I was astonished by the ship while I navigated around it. It was a great sight for me and my guests. You could see it from the land for ages. It looked like a giant oil rig from the land.'
The unidentified Iranian national was said to have been working for the British Council in the country, but it was unclear if the person also held a British passport.
Liverpool-born Killing Eve star Jodie Comer, 26, said her grandmother Frances, who died aged 73 in July 2017, passed away during the first week of filming for the hit BBC drama.
Rina Cheema's son Karan was at school in west London when another pupil threw cheese at him, causing him to have a severe allergic reaction.
Six Greenpeace activists abseiled from the Sydney Harbour Bridge on Tuesday morning in a protest about climate change. The group said its supporters had 'occupied' the iconic bridge and that six trained climbers had abseiled from it. Alarming photos showed activists dangling by rope from the deck of the bridge 49 metres above the water.
Carter, 94, had to undergo surgery after he fell at his home in Plains, Georgia on Monday morning.
Brian Kolfage, 37, pictured left and bottom right with his wife Ashley, was severely wounded in a 2004 rocket attack in Iraq and helped launch the project to help build the wall via donations in December, left inset. But the Florida resident is now facing questions about the progress of the wall andttention has also turned to his mini yacht, top right, and 'jet set lifestyle'. 'I am very disappointed in you Brian Kolfage', one donor wrote. In response We Build The Wall Inc posted to Facebook Monday showing bollards being cut. 'We are in the homestretch and it's on a need to know basis', Brian has argued. He also posted a picture online showing a board member inspecting their wall.
The father, who did not want to be named, said he, his two daughters and the family's pet dog were walking on the outskirts of the gold rush town of Bendigo when they made the find.
Bettie Jenifer, 44, was gunned down in front of about 10 people as she walked from work to a parking lot Friday afternoon in Greenbelt, Maryland, police said.
Altagracia Díaz was scheduled for a breast reduction surgery and to have built-up fluid removed from under her skin at the International Center for Advanced Plastic Surgery in Santo Domingo
An Indonesian tourist has been arrested at an Australian airport after border force officers allegedly found child pornography on his mobile phone. The 30-year-old man was stopped by Australian Border Force officers at Perth International Airport for a baggage check on his way to Denpasar, Bali, on Sunday. Officers searched his phone at the time and came across three videos allegedly showing the sexual abuse of children.
The victim, who identified himself as Nicolás, had just exited his brother-in-law's home in Buenos Aires, Argentina, last week, when he was approached by the trio thugs.
A search of an apartment in Wittingen, northern Germany (pictured), uncovered the two female corpses, but they have not been identified.
Alleged members of a cartel recently appeared on a video patrolling the streets of northeastern Mexico in broad daylight while two men stood on pickup truck's flatbed with a military rifle.
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