5 h. ago Moment vape thief crawls along CEILING while brazen gang plunders Tesco store in front of shocked customers

The shocking incident, which took place last Saturday at a branch in Neasden, west London, was filmed by a horrified customer.

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5 h. ago Police smash shoplifting gang using DNA to trace 5,000 stolen items: Officers raid corner shops selling £150K worth of goods swiped on order from major supermarkets

Metropolitan Police detectives tagged 5,000 commonly stolen items such as alcohol and chocolate with SelectaDNA, a fluid only visible under ultraviolet (UV) light.

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6 h. ago Martin Lewis' response to Angellica Bell ITV exit as she sobs on Celebrity Big Brother

Angellica Bell opened up on her departure from The Martin Lewis Money Show last night, after being evicted from the Celebrity Big Brother house - here's exactly what the Money Saving Expert has said about her disappearing from presenting duties

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7 h. ago CBB's Angellica Bell sobs as she breaks silence on ITV show exit

Angellica Bell was seen breaking down in the Celebrity Big Brother Diary Room as she reflected on her career and decision to enter the CBB house

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7 h. ago Sobbing thief stole salmon and handbags during shoplifting spree

Hannah Woodward, 33, said she committed the thefts in order to fund her drug habit.

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8 h. ago ‘You don’t expect your own children to do this’: Ray’s shocking tale of elder abuse and the son who stole $230,000

Experts call for redesign of financial services and improved Centrelink processes to protect older Australians from fraudGet our afternoon election email, free app or daily news podcastThe fraud began when Ray Baird, then 65, asked his son Peter for help dealing with the bank. In the years that followed, Peter gained access to his dad’s bank accounts, diverted Ray’s aged pension to his own bank account and ran up debts in his father’s name that led to two caveats being put on Ray’s home.By the time the fraud was uncovered and Ray, then 74, began to untangle the lies his son had spun, Peter had taken more than $230,000 from him, including seven years of pension totalling $152,423.33. Continue reading...

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11 h. ago Man steals booze then offers vodka spritzer to police during wild car chase

Florida police were called after a man allegedly stole several items, including alcohol, from a local store - when they arrived they found a guy driving in circles and offering vodka spritzers

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19 h. ago Killed over $10: Teenager arrested after relative of discount shop owner is run over trying to prevent shoplifting

The 16-year-old boy has been identified as the driver involved in the killing of 60-year-old Kourosh ‘Steve’ Yaghoubi in South El Monte, Los Angeles, on April 9

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20 h. ago The Guardian view on the IMF’s warning: Donald Trump could cost the world a trillion dollars | Editorial

The US president’s economic agenda collides with fragile financial systems, triggering market fears, investor flight and developing nation chaosWake up! When the most sober of global institutions, the International Monetary Fund, abandons its usual technocratic calm to sound the alarm on the political roots of global financial instability, it’s time to pay attention. The IMF is warning of a non-negligible risk of a $1tn hit to global output, as Donald Trump’s erratic “America first” agenda – part oligarchic enrichment scheme, part mobster shakedown – collides with a perfect storm of global financial vulnerabilities.Such a shock would be equivalent to a third of that experienced in the 2008 crisis. But it would be felt in a much more fragile and politically charged environment. This time, the crisis stems not just from markets but from the politics at the heart of the dollar system. The IMF’s latest Global Financial Stability Report sees the danger in Mr Trump’s trade ...

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22 h. ago JD Vance’s children steal limelight during meeting with Indian prime minister Modi

JD Vance's three young children stole the show as their father paid a special visit to meet with Indian prime minister Narendra Modi.

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29 h. ago The Vivienne hid ketamine use to protect family after years of sobriety

The sister of The Vivienne has questioned whether the "stigma" around drug use stopped the drag queen from seeking help.

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31 h. ago Georgina Hayden’s recipe for spring onion flatbreads with smoked salmon

Once you learn how straightforward it is to make these flatbreads, they’ll be in your culinary arsenal for ever – perfect for lunch topped with smoked salmon and cream cheeseYoghurt flatbreads make a weekly appearance in our kitchen, because they are so effortless and versatile. If I have forgotten to pick up a loaf, I will often panic-make them for breakfast or packed lunches. While they are great on the side of stews, soups and curries (or on the barbecue, if that’s the way the weather is going), I’ve made them the hero in this elegant but easy brunch/lunch-style setup. You can make one flatbread per person (as instructed), or you could make multiple mini ones that are almost like little herby pancakes. The dill-spiked cream cheese, however, is a must with smoked salmon. Continue reading...

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32 h. ago Have I unearthed a £1,000 Dior saddle handbag for £10 at a car boot sale? DAN HATFIELD replies

I found this handbag at a car boot sale - when I got home and examined it, I found it was poentially a Dior saddle bag. Am I right?

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35 h. ago Martin Clunes makes heartbreaking discovery as he meets man who tried to take own life

Embarking on a new journey to the most remote corners of the Atlantic, Martin Clunes came face-to-face of the sobering reality behind island life as it can take a mental toll.

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35 h. ago Martin Clunes makes sobering discovery as he meets man who tried to end his life

Martin Clunes travels to the Islands of the Atlantic in a new season of his travel series. In Greenland he speaks to a man who tried to end his life as a result of island living.

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47 h. ago Out of the Woods by Gretchen Shirm review – a compelling reflection on bearing witness

For her fourth novel, the former lawyer draws on her experience working as a legal intern in the UN tribunal for former YugoslaviaGet our weekend culture and lifestyle emailOut of the Woods, the fourth novel of Gretchen Shirm, is a sobering reflection on the necessity of bearing witness. It is also inseparable from real events: the massacre in 1995 of 8,000 Bosnian Muslim men and boys by the Serbian Army of Republika Srpska in Srebrenica, and the later conviction of a senior military commander, Radislav Krstić, for genocide. The novel, though imperfect, elevates the lived experience of survivors with care and verisimilitude, while asking probing questions about how to comprehend their trauma.Jess, an introverted Australian woman in her 50s, has moved to the Netherlands to work as a legal secretary at The Hague. It’s the year 2000, and a United Nations tribunal is prosecuting war crimes committed in former Yugoslavia, with Jess’s days filled with transcribing the testimony of survivo...

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51 h. ago ALICE HARE: My luxury fashion guide to looking like you've been on holiday at The Four Seasons or The Ritz from just £118

I had a sobering moment recently: I realised I was wearing a cap emblazoned with The Ritz's logo while staying in a Travelodge on the side of a British motorway.

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51 h. ago Chris Hughes' brother slams Ella Rae Wise as 'jealous' as star sobs over JoJo Siwa feud

Chris Hughes' brother Ben has spoken out after the ex Love Island star broke down on the show over being accused of 'game playing' by his fellow housemates on the show

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52 h. ago The one change that worked: I was in excruciating back pain – until a standing desk saved me

In Scandinavia, more than 80% of office workers have access to a standing desk, as opposed to 1% in the UK. After a herniated disc threw my health into jeopardy, I learned how good they can beIn 2019, I was cycling to work, training at a boxing gym, playing basketball and doing yoga (not all at the same time). Then, one day, I picked up a box. It was bulky but not particularly heavy. I felt a twinge in my back, but thought nothing of it. I played basketball that evening and went to bed as normal.In the morning, I couldn’t get up. The pain when I tried was so intense, I was sobbing. I moved a millimetre at a time, eventually making it upright after about half an hour. Once I was up, I couldn’t sit down. I shuffled slowly around the house, looking online for answers. Continue reading...

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53 h. ago Coronation Street star left medically dehydrated after sobbing over heartbreaking exit

Coronation Street's Daisy Midgeley actress Charlotte Jordan has spoken for the first time about her final episode and her last day on set on the ITV soap, and there were so many tears

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