7 d. ago Rose West name change revealed as killer 'can barely walk and has no friends'

Serial killer Rose West was convicted of 10 murders in 1995 and is one of only four women in Britain to be given a whole life order

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9 d. ago Oscar Pistorius's father reveals he and his son barely speak after ongoing row over killer Olympian's guilt

Disgraced Paralympian Pistorius, 38, served nine years behind bars for horrifically shooting his lover Reeva Steenkamp dead at his South African home.

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9 d. ago Rose West's new name revealed as serial killer now 'can barely walk'

Serial killer Rose West's new alias hasn't erased her infamy behind bars - with the 71-year-old reportedly shunned by her fellow inmates and increasingly isolated, barely leaving her wing

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9 d. ago Rose West 'can barely walk and has no friends' behind bars as killer feasts on strange breakfast

Rose West has spent almost 30 years behind bars after being convicted of murdering at least 12 women and girls with her evil husband Fred at their home.

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1 week ago 'House of Horrors' fiend Rose West changes name in prison but still 'has no friends'

Rose West, who was convicted of killing at least 12 women with her husband Fred, is currently serving a whole life order but has to constantly move prison as other inmates find out who she is

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1 week ago Rose West 'can barely walk and has no friends' as killer feasts on strange prison breakfast

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT Serial killer Rose West was convicted of ten murders back in 1995 and she is one of only four women in Britian to be given a whole life order

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1 week ago The North review – old friends’ trek through the Highlands might be the ultimate hiking film

Patiently following the progress of two pals’ reunion across Scotland, director Bart Schrijver achieves a majestic drama that never forces its epiphaniesShot on Scotland’s West Highland Way and Cape Wrath Trail and telling the story of two friends who walk those 600km, Bart Schrijver’s majestic second feature is perhaps the ultimate hiking film. Measuredly paced to let us fully sink into the experience, it understands the rhythms and mental accommodations of long-distance walking; even in its awareness of how its pair of protagonists position themselves on the trail and when they rest, it acknowledges the need for solitude and locating inner truths that often drives these undertakings. Its revelations and epiphanies arise at their own pace, never forced.Lapsed buddies Chris (Bart Harder) and Lluis (Carles Pulido) are reconnecting, backpacks in tow, after 10 years apart. Dutch and Latino respectively, life has taken them in different directions. Chris, judging by the office calls he ...

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