15 h. ago Rough sleeper on billionaire's row claims his wealthy neighbours LIKE him living on the steps of Britain's most expensive house and feed him despite his camp trebling in size

Anders Fernstedt has been sleeping rough on the steps of Britain's most expensive home after losing his job - with his newfound accommodation having trebled in size in the space of just one year.

Society

55 h. ago Welcome to London... Bailiffs tearing down a migrant 'shanty town', a fatal stabbing in Knightsbridge, and the rich fleeing. Another week in our tried, tarnished and dangerous capital

More than 50 bailiffs had arrived to break up the sprawling migrant camp that had taken root over recent months in one of the world's most exclusive postcodes.

Events

1 week ago Football mascot who showed off prosthetic penis finally evicted months after locking himself in ground

Juan Bernabe was sacked by Lazio in January after he shared explicit images of his prosthetic penis online, however he refused to vacate club's Formello complex in the months after the incident

Sport

1 week ago What is Alligator Alcatraz? Donald Trump visits unsettling Florida migrant camp

The President and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem took questions standing in front of cages where migrants will be held

Politics

1 week ago Huge fines to be handed out in popular stag do spot in crackdown on bad behaviour

Wearing bikinis or swimwear outside beach or pool zones, drinking alcohol in the street and urinating in public will all be punished with fines

Politics

2 w. ago Florida plan for ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ migrant jail sparks chorus of outrage

Environmental groups, immigration advocates and Native Americans decry idea to set up the outdoor detention campEnvironmental groups, immigration rights activists and a Native American tribe have decried the construction of a harsh outdoor migrant detention camp in the Florida Everglades billed by state officials as “Alligator Alcatraz”.Crews began preparing the facility at a remote, largely disused training airfield this week in support of the Trump administration’s aggressive goal of arresting and incarcerating 3,000 undocumented migrants every day. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Migrants in camp on billionaires' row finally evicted after pooing in street

Migrants in camp on billionaires' row finally evicted after pooing in street  Daily Express

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2 w. ago Foreign squatters who took over pensioner's home are FINALLY kicked out: Suspected 'Romanian' teenage ringleader pleads guilty as it emerges woman had been stealing from local charity shops

EXCLUSIVE:Foreign squatters were finally evicted from the London home of a frail pensioner on Friday - with one woman arrested for failing to appear in court for theft.

Politics

3 w. ago Billionaires' Row 'tramp', 57, banned from Hyde Park over his 'swan whispering' after he rammed a woman with his bicycle who filmed him 'stroking, cuddling and kissing' the birds

An eccentric homeless bird lover known as the 'Swan Whisperer' who lives in a doorway on London's Billionaire's Row has been banned from Hyde Park after a fight over a swan.

Sport

3 w. ago Coronation Street star Jodie Prenger says 'poor things' as ITV soap future confirmed

The actress is much-loved for playing Glenda Shuttleworth in the ITV soap, joining back in 2020

Events

3 w. ago My unexpected Pride icon: as a bullied teenager, I found safety in slasher films

Watching mild-mannered schoolgirls overcome serial killers such as Freddy Krueger and emerge as survivors spoke to my younger self in a way no other films couldI have always been morbidly obsessed with the horror film genre. As a small child, I’d gaze up at the posters of Freddy Krueger or Pinhead in our local video rental shop with a curious mix of fear and desire. I wanted to be scared, and I also did not. I was 11 when Channel 4 screened A Nightmare on Elm Street. My poor mum, assuming it couldn’t be that bad if it was on TV, let me record it. I watched through my fingers, drunk on anxiety, the anticipation of the kills almost unbearable. There is, I would argue, something quite queer about this complicated urge. Horror is titillating.The golden age of the slasher movie was the 1970s and 80s. I’m sure film-makers were inspired by the cultural austerity of the Reagan era, the Moral Majority and the unfolding Aids crisis. But, as a child, I was blissfully unaware of those things or...

Politics

4 w. ago Gunfire at French migrant camp kills one and wounds five including a child as adult and 17

The shots near the Loon-Plage camp outside Dunkirk left two injured seriously and three others lightly, including the child understood to be just two years old.

Events