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Family handoutMohanad Abdullaahi Goobe was described as “the baby of the family”Three teenagers have denied murdering a 15-year-old boy who was stabbed in the Moss Side area of Manchester.Mohanad Goobe, described by his family as a popular boy with an “uncanny ability to make you laugh”, was fatally stabbed at about 16:30 GMT on 15 September.The three accused boys, one aged 14 and two aged 15, cannot be named due their age.During a brief hearing at Manchester Crown Court they all pleaded not guilty to murder. Their trial – expected to last three weeks at the same venue – is…
New York Giants quarterback Jameis Winston’s candidate for play of the year and a spectacular catch from Dallas Cowboys receiver George Pickens top the best of the plays from week 12 of the NFL season.READ MORE: Epic Cowboys comeback stuns Eagles, Chiefs win in overtime – NFL round-upAvailable to UK users only.
The Metropolitan Police is facing fresh criticism after its apparent failure to stop a pro-Palestinian protest demonstrating outside a London synagogue yesterday evening.Despite a police exclusion zone being put in place, protestors appeared to defy it by displaying a banner saying: “JEWS SAY: ANTI-ZIONISM ≠ ANTISEMITISM”, outside St John’s Wood United Synagogue.In videos circulated online, onlookers described the huge police presence that was required to protect the religious building.Gideon Falter, chief executive of Campaign Against Antisemitism, said: “They wanted to march up to the synagogue, a place where people come to pray, and they wanted to chant for the State…
Rachel Reeves has been issued with a Budget revolt warning after the Chancellor vowed to make another attempt to reform welfare on November 26.Ms Reeves, who is expected to slap higher taxes on millions of Britons to fill a £50billion black hole, risks facing a repeat of Sir Keir Starmer’s Commons climbdown earlier this year.Despite putting forward measures to slash Britain’s ballooning benefits bill by £5billion, the Prime Minister was forced to make last-minute concessions to Labour rebels to prevent a humiliating defeat at the hands of his own MPs.The Chancellor is already looking to charm left-wing Labour MPs by…
Meghan Markle is “over the moon” as her lifestyle brand, As Ever, has appeared on Oprah’s Favourite Things.As Ever shared the news via email to subscribed fans about the exciting news.The brand’s content team wrote: “We’re over the moon to spread the news: Our Signature Fruit Spread Gift Box is on Oprah’s Favourite Things this year!”As Oprah says on OprahDaily.com, ‘Before my neighbour Meghan started her business, she shared her homemade recipes with us.Meghan Markle’s lifestyle brand appears on ‘Oprah’s Favourite Things’ | GETTY / REUTERS”I love to drizzle it on an English muffin, or yoghurt, or ice cream.”I also…
Billions of pounds in savings are at risk of being targeted by HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) in a tax raid which could impact the nest eggs of 5.2 million Britons.More than five million UK adults are exposed to avoidable tax charges as their savings generate returns exceeding personal allowances, according to new data. Research from Paragon Bank shows £516billion across 5.2 million non-ISA accounts produces annual interest surpassing the £1,000 threshold for basic-rate taxpayers.The findings emerge as households brace for potential changes in the forthcoming Autumn Budget with many anticipating a cut to the tax-free allowance linked to ISAs.Could…
Filming for I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! had to be halted when a relentless storm saw the celebrities having to evacuate the jungle camp. As the severe thunderstorm took hold, the group were forced to evacuate into the Bush Telegraph for hours.The chaos meant that filming for Monday night’s show was delayed by three hours as the celebrities sheltered from the brutal weather. Heavy rain, thunder and lightening flooded the small camp in Australia at 2pm local time, which was 4am UK time. A show source told the Daily Mail: “Our health and safety weather contingencies kicked…
Christmas shoppers are turning their backs on pricey Champagne and reaching for Crémant instead, with M&S reporting an extraordinary surge in sales of the French sparkling wine.The high street retailer has seen purchases of Crémant soar by more than 200 per cent as the festive party season gets underway. The sparkling wine has become such a hit that it accounts for almost a fifth of all bubbly sold at M&S Food stores.And M&S now expects to shift more than 650,000 bottles of the “affordable French fizz” this year alone.The shift shows how shoppers are finding clever ways to celebrate without…
Kate WhannelPolitical reporterPA/ Getty ImagesTwo peers are set to be suspended from the House of Lords for breaching rules on providing parliamentary services in return for “payment or reward”.Former Army chief Lord Richard Dannatt and businessman Lord Evans of Watford face suspensions of four and five months respectively.The House of Lords’ standards watchdog launched separate investigations into the two men following an undercover operation by the Guardian newspaper. Neither peer appealed the standard commissioner’s findings or the sanctions, which will come into force once approved by the House of Lords.In the course of his investigation, the standards commissioner found that…
Conor McGregor has described undergoing an intense medical treatment involving the psychoactive compound Ibogaine, saying the experience prompted a profound reassessment of his life.The former UFC champion, who recently returned to social media following a two-month absence, said the treatment took place in Tijuana, Mexico and was supervised by doctors who, according to him, were involved in clinical research.Ibogaine is currently being studied globally for its potential role in treating trauma and substance use disorders.In his posts on X, McGregor stated that he had been treated at a facility called AMBIO after consulting medical professionals from Stanford University.He encouraged followers…
