17 m. ago Taxpayers are shelling out £688 a night for every prisoner being kept in a police cell because of jail overcrowding

A one-night stay for two in the plush accommodation - ranked the 'number one best value' five-star hotel on TripAdvisor - will set the lucky guests back a cool £665 tonight.

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66 m. ago Mother of teenager killed in horror crash speaks out as driver jailed: 'She has shown no remorse'

Evie Wiles, 25, was sentenced to five and a half years in prison after hitting Christopher Arnett, 14, while she was using WhatsApp

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83 m. ago Romeo and Brooklyn Beckham in 'feud' over Kim Turnbull relationship

The eldest Beckham boys have not been on speaking terms since Romeo Beckham started dating Brooklyn Beckham’s ex, Kim Turnbull, it has been reported

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86 m. ago XL bully on the loose after being shot at by police in Sheffield

A man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder

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89 m. ago Man jailed for five years after setting moped on fire outside ex

Adam Woodhouse texted his former partner hundreds of abusive messages including one which said ‘I will go to prison for murder of you’

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2 h. ago Lewis Hamilton involved in Japanese GP drama as F1 star hit with brutal penalty

Carlos Sainz has been hit with a three-place grid penalty for the Japanese Grand Prix after impeding Lewis Hamilton in qualifying, which leaves him starting 15th

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3 h. ago People smugglers are turning to Chinese and Vietnamese encrypted apps to get small boat migrants across the Channel, head of Britain's FBI warns

The National Crime Agency has warned smugglers cannot be entirely stopped from using social media to advertise journeys across the Channel.

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4 h. ago Woman unmasks dad as evil killer as she solves cold case murder of teen 30 years on

WARNING, DISTRESSING CONTENT: The mutilated body of 17-year-old Melanie Road was found by a milkman and his 10-year-old son and sparked a nationwide manhunt, but her killer was only caught three decades later

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4 h. ago Archie York: Recipes for cannabis gummies linked to drugs fire that killed boy, 7, available online

Archie, seven, perished when neighbour Reece Galbraith used 100 butane canisters to concoct cannabis gummies which caused an explosion - but we found DIY step-by-step guides in a couple of clicks

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5 h. ago Glasgow mum traumatised after being followed by rat in own home

Jemma says that the battle with the rats has left her unable to sleep or eat as she is forced to hoover up rat droppings - something that has left her feeling she has 'failed as a mum'.

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5 h. ago 'There's going to be MURDERS the hatred is so deep': Real Housewives Of Cheshire insiders on how 'toxic' Dawn left castmates with anxiety, truth about piosonous feud

A deliciously bitchy reality TV series that chronicles the lives of a select group of Cheshire's wealthiest women, it follows the WAGs as they go about their champagne-fuelled social lives.

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6 h. ago Daughter unmasks dad as brutal killer solving UK's most baffling cold case 30 years on

The mutilated body of 17-year-old Melanie Road was found by a milkman and his ten-year-old son during his early morning delivery and sparked a nationwide manhunt, but her killer was only caught three decades later by his own daughter.

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6 h. ago ‘The law is another form of storytelling’: Philippe Sands in conversation with Juan Gabriel Vásquez

When Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet was arrested in London in 1998, lawyer Philippe Sands was part of the prosecution. As his book about the case comes out, he talks to the Colombian novelist about literature and justiceWhat do law and literature have in common? Do they represent similar impulses towards understanding human motives and behaviour, or are they fundamentally different systems? In his new book, 38 Londres Street, lawyer and writer Philippe Sands revisits the attempts to extradite and prosecute former Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet, beginning in 1998, in which he was involved. He also finds himself on the trail of Walther Rauff, a former SS officer featured in Sands’s award-winning book East West Street, who went on to seek refuge in Chile, later becoming involved in the Pinochet regime’s arrangements for the detention, torture and murder of its opponents. The Colombian novelist Juan Gabriel Vásquez, who trained as a lawyer but decided...

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6 h. ago Huddersfield stabbing victim, 16, named as murder accused appears in court for first time

Ahmad Mamdouh al Ibrahim, 16, died after suffering a single wound to his neck in Ramsden Street, Huddersfield, on Thursday, and Alfie Franco appeared in court this morning

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7 h. ago David Beckham's sons Brooklyn and Romeo 'not speaking' after 'girlfriend feud'

David and Victoria Beckham's eldest sons Brooklyn and Romeo are reportedly butting heads and are not currently on speaking terms due to worries about Romeo's love life

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8 h. ago Your ultimate guide to Spring TV: 30 treats you won't want to miss

Deliciously suspenseful dramas, tantalising true-crime documentaries, shiny new game shows... we've picked a fresh bunch of beauties for you.

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8 h. ago North Korean defector recalls the harrowing moment he was forced to watch a public execution at just 11 years old

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT. Two-time North Korean defector Timothy Cho broke down in tears on LADbible TV as he recalled his tragic start in life.

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8 h. ago EastEnders' Natalie Cassidy's new TV show gets brutal review from her daughter

EastEnders star Natalie Cassidy's new Channel 4 show What's The Big Deal: Britain's Best Buys? debuted last night, and the star received an 'honest review' from her daughters

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8 h. ago Are paedophile hunters heroes or dangerous vigilantes? Troubling questions arise after a string of men were driven to suicide before being charged with any crime

A string of vigilante paedophile hunters have been arrested and even jailed for crimes - including Tim Heron (pictured) who was found to possess an indecent image of a child.

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8 h. ago Kim Woodburn cruelly brands Holly Willoughby 'useless' as she relaunches bitter feud

Holly Willoughby has been branded 'useless' by Kim Woodburn in a savage takedown following the axing of Dancing On Ice as she rehashes her feud with the former This Morning host

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