5 h. ago Gregg Wallace blames ready meals for obesity crisis despite launching own range

Former MasterChef judge, Gregg Wallace, has taken aim at ready meals as the reason behind obesity in the UK, just weeks after launching his own range

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1 week ago Obese killer's last meal revealed before 'too fat to execute' prisoner given lethal injection

Michael Tanzi, 48, was given the lethal injection for the sick rape and murder of newspaper employee Janet Acosta - his lawyers had argued he should be spared execution because he was morbidly obese

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1 week ago Morbidly obese Death Row prisoner's final meal was exactly what you'd expect it to be

A morbidly obese Death Row inmate – dubbed a 'fledgling serial killer' – has been executed after eating a last meal some would say was expected for a man of his stature

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1 week ago Morbidly obese death row inmate's final meal revealed as he's executed after claiming to be too fat for lethal injection

Michael Tanzi, branded a 'fledgling serial killer,' was put to death just after 6pm on Tuesday evening at Florida State Prison in Raiford after his lawyers tried to stave off his morbid end.

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2 w. ago ‘We thought we could change the world’: how an idealistic fight against miscarriages of justice turned sour

When a no-nonsense lecturer set up a radical solution to help free the wrongfully convicted in the UK, he was hopeful he could change the justice system. But what started as a revolution ended in acrimonyThe press conference began at 2.30pm on 2 September 2004 at the Wills Memorial Building, the grand neo-gothic home to the University of Bristol’s School of Law. Michael Naughton, a charismatic, fast-talking lecturer in sociology and criminal law, addressed the assembled media. If what he was attempting sounded radical, it was only a reflection of an increasingly dire situation, Naughton told a BBC reporter. There was no way of sugarcoating it, he said. The criminal justice system was failing the rising number of people who were claiming they had been wrongfully convicted, and who remained stuck in prison without any hope of exoneration.Naughton was launching the Bristol University Innocence Project to address this crisis. The premise was clear enough. Idealistic law students, under ...

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2 w. ago The one official Trump world is ready to blame if tariffs are a disaster

Lutnick has reportedly pushed for ‘more aggressive’ tariffs during talks

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2 w. ago Cathedral that launched crisis campaign hits £300,000 fundraising target

Church leaders had warned that without raising the funds, the cathedral may no longer be able to open seven days a week.

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3 w. ago Gregg Wallace proves he has wife's support with first photo since misconduct scandal

For the first time since gross misconduct allegations were made against him, Gregg Wallace has shared a photo with his wife Anne-Marie Sterpini on social media

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4 w. ago Shamed MasterChef star Gregg Wallace shares first photo with wife Anna since misconduct scandal

The disgraced star has been staying out of the public eye since the allegations in November 2024

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4 w. ago Shamed Masterchef star Gregg Wallace shares reflective post featuring his rarely seen wife Anna after misconduct allegations

Gregg Wallace, 60, took to Instagram this morning to post the photo of himself with a beaming smile alongside wife Anna.

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4 w. ago Shamed Masterchef star Gregg Wallace posts new photo with wife Anna for the first time since scandal broke

Gregg Wallace, 60, took to Instagram this morning to post the photo of himself with a beaming smile alongside wife Anna.

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