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A mother has been found guilty of killing her baby daughter due to heat from a hairdryer.Courtney Gartshore, 28, denied culpable homicide of her three-month-old daughter Dahlia-Rose who was in her care in Peterhead, Aberdeenshire, in September 2023.The jury took just over an hour to return a guilty verdict on the seventh day of the trial.Gartshore, who sobbed as she was led to the cells, will be sentenced at the High Court in Edinburgh on 14 August.She was found guilty of of culpably and recklessly causing Dahlia-Rose to be subjected to heat from the appliance while the child was in…

Jofra Archer takes back-to-back wickets to remove Axar Patel and Shivam Dube, but falls just short of a hat-trick as India slip to 193-7 against England during the second one-day international in Cardiff. FOLLOW LIVE: England v India – 2nd ODIAvailable to UK users only.

An England fan who was so convinced the Three Lions would win the World Cup that he got a huge tattoo celebrating the “win” has decided to add the words “only joking” underneath.Sean Carrington got the foot-long £550 inking of the trophy with the words “England World Cup Winner 2026” written below it after the team beat DR Congo.But along with millions of other supporters he was left railing at another frustrating England exit after Wednesday night’s late defeat against Argentina in the semi-final. The 36-year-old, from Wigan, Greater Manchester, said he had “no regrets” about having it done and…

Two volunteers from Crowborough Aware have told GB News it is “necessary” for them to protect the community, amid antisocial behaviour from illegal migrants in the area.Speaking to presenter Patrick Christys, Dave and James declared they “cannot have this in our community” and will “do it for as long as people want us to do it”.After responding to a report of illegal migrants drinking alcohol and loitering around the local supermarket, Dave stressed how important their patrols are to the residents.He said: “Crowborough Aware came about because we were concerned once the camp arrived of safety and security in our…

Andrew Griffith has demanded Fifa take immediate action against the Argentinian football team after they paraded a banner claiming ownership of the Falklands following their defeat of England in last night’s World Cup semifinal. Speaking to GB News, the Conservative Shadow Business Secretary called the stunt “completely unacceptable” and called on the governing body to hand out punishment before the end of the tournament. The Three Lions suffered a heartbreaking 2-1 defeat after Argentina’s ruthless last-minute comeback. During celebrations of their triumph, Argentinian players flew a fan-made banner on the pitch that read in Spanish: “The Falkland Islands are Argentine.”The…

Princess Anne addressed England’s heartbreaking World Cup exit at a youth sporting initiative in Bangkok organised by Save the Children and Liverpool Football Club Foundation during her official tour of Thailand.The Princess Royal encountered former England striker Emile Heskey at the Play for Change event, where she spoke candidly about the previous night’s disappointment.”I know the value of football, and I know the value of sport in so many different ways. It’s not just about competition,” she told attendees.Anne highlighted how sport builds “confidence and teamwork and talent, and the confidence to have that talent and to deal with success…

The Labour Government’s proposed plan to increase the state pension age has been slammed as millions of Britons likely to be impacted are “struggling to make ends meet”.Earlier this week, the Treasury confirmed the official retirement age at which someone can begin claiming payments will be raised to 68 by 2039. Economists note that ministers are speeding up the timeline for state pension age increases, with the legislated increase in the Pensions Act 2007 set to take effect between 2044 and 2046.However, critics cite the growing unaffordability of the triple lock and Britain’s ageing population as a reason to bring…

ITV presenter Lorraine Kelly has launched a scathing attack on the Argentine football team following their controversial Falklands banner display after Wednesday’s World Cup semi-final triumph over England.The Scottish broadcaster took to Instagram on Thursday morning to share an image of the players holding the provocative sign, accompanied by a furious message.”SHAMEFUL!! FIFA should throw the book at them,” Ms Kelly wrote.”What an insult to the Falkland Islanders and to all our brave British armed forces who fought in the Falklands War. I hope Spain gives them a right humping in the final.”Argentina’s side held a barrier which read ‘Las…