19 m. ago Cheryl Tweedy's convicted killer stalker jailed as singer left terrified

Daniel Bannister, 50, turned up at the home of the former Girls Aloud star Cheryl Tweedy. He has now been jailed for 16 weeks at Wycombe Magistrates' Court after breaching a restraining order.

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47 m. ago Loose Women's Jane Moore faces 'fresh horror' as she finally sells family home after split

Loose Women star Jane Moore had previously revealed she faced a 'hefty legal bill' after her house sale fell through, and while the property has now sold, it left her facing a 'fresh horror'

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55 m. ago Cheryl Tweedy's stalker who ‘terrified’ star by turning up to her home jailed

Daniel Bannister, 50, who repeatedly turned up at the home of Cheryl Tweedy has been jailed for 16 weeks for breaching a restraining order

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73 m. ago Stalker who turned up at Cheryl Tweedy’s home weeks after Liam Payne’s death jailed

A judge said the singer was ‘very distressed and upset’ by Daniel Bannister’s actions

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83 m. ago Tuchel wants an England ‘brotherhood’ as Rashford and Henderson return: football – live

Europa League reaction, England squad news and moreGet in touch: you can email Luke with your thoughtsThomas Tuchel’s England squad: There are a few conspicuous absentees from Tuchel’s maiden England squad, with the names Ollie Watkins, Jack Grealish, Nick Pope, Ethan Nwaneri, Adam Wharton, Morgan Gibbs-White, Conor Gallagher, Harry Maguire and Jarrad Brantwaithe leaping to mind.It’s worth noting that Watkins came off at half-time during Villa’s win over Club Brugge on Wednesday night and his injury almost certainly accounts for his absence. Tuchel will be explaining himself when he faces the press at 11am (GMT) but in the meantime, feel free to get in touch with your thoughts on his squad via email. Continue reading...

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90 m. ago Revealed: Cheryl Tweedy's convicted killer stalker who left her 'fearing for her life' by turning up at her house after Liam Payne's funeral

EXCLUSIVE: Convicted killer Daniel Bannister, 50, was today jailed for 16 weeks for breaching a restraining order he was handed in September.

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96 m. ago Women's Football Awards 2025 shortlist in full as Alex Scott tipped for top honour

The shortlist for the 2025 Women's Football Awards has been unveiled, setting the stage for a star-studded evening in London on Thursday, 1 May

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98 m. ago Stalker who turned up at Cheryl’s home weeks after Liam Payne’s death jailed

A judge said the singer was ‘very distressed and upset’ by Daniel Bannister’s actions

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1 hour ago Woman crushed against parked vehicle after 'careless' man drove through junction

The victim's injuries included a fracture to her right knee and a broken femur

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1 hour ago Jess Kidd: ‘My older sister taught me to read with Mills & Boon’

The author on growing up with tales of swooning heroines, the thrill of Dylan Thomas and the genius of George SaundersMy earliest reading memory One of my older sisters taught me to read using Mills & Boon romance novels. I grew up autistic and queer and feel a nostalgic bewilderment about this genre, which at that time was populated by strong heroines who would – predictably but unfathomably – go weak at the knees for their male love interests. Otherwise, we had few books in the house. There are talented storytellers in my family, particularly my mother. I preferred to hide under the stairs and deliver my stories by writing them down.The book that changed me as a teenager Under Milk Wood by Dylan Thomas. I had known it in childhood in the vinyl format, my late father had the Richard Burton recording. Even though it is a play for voices, I found reading the text myself thrilling. I loved the opulence of the language and the narrative range of it. Continue reading...

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1 hour ago ‘They shouldn’t have to fight alone’: the families on the frontline of the Navajo Nation missing people crisis – photo essay

The disproportionate violence against Indigenous people is deeply felt on and around the reservation, where families must become their own investigators. Words and photography by Wayan BarreOn a cold January evening in 2021, Joey Apachee, a Navajo father of two, set out to meet a friend near the water tower in Steamboat, Arizona. Hours later, he was found beaten to death. However, despite a confession from a suspect, no trial has taken place. Joey’s father Jesse Apachee, a retired police officer, says the family feels abandoned by the Navajo Nation’s justice system.Indigenous people experience violence at alarmingly high rates. According to the Urban Indian Health Institute, in some parts of the US, Indigenous women are murdered at a rate 10 times higher than the national average. Additionally, 10,123 Native American people were recorded as missing in 2022, though the real tally is probably higher due to inconsistencies in reporting and data collection. In recent years the crisis ha...

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1 hour ago How 'natural Ozempic' helped me finally fix the broken relationship with food that plagues so many women of my generation

I have a special new someone in my life. Someone who understands me in different ways to my husband. Who notices things about my body that no one else does.

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1 hour ago Stalker who ‘terrified’ Cheryl Tweedy by turning up to her home jailed

Cheryl told police she ‘immediately panicked’ when she spotted Bannister outside her home again last year.

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1 hour ago Cheryl Tweedy's convicted killer stalker jailed after leaving Girls Aloud star terrified

Daniel Bannister, 50, repeatedly turned up at the home of former Girls Aloud singer Cheryl Tweedy has been jailed at Wycombe Magistrates' Court for 16 weeks for breaching a restraining order

Events

2 h. ago Barrhead Travel reveals three Scottish branches getting makeovers in £300,000 investment

“High street stores need to feel fresh and innovative to help promote high footfall” – Jacqueline Dobson, president

Economics

2 h. ago Simone Ashley reveals she's 'defying the social expectations' women face to settle down in their 30s

Simone Ashley has revealed she's 'defying the social' expectations' of women feeling pressured to settle down and marry once they hit their 30s.

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3 h. ago Home Bargains shoppers 'love' £2.49 version of £13 Sundae shower foam

Shoppers have said the product is 'absolutely lush' - and it's selling out fast

Economics

3 h. ago Manhunt as schoolgirl, 15, punched in the face and racially abused outside London train station

Young victim’s friends tried to stop attack but were assaulted too

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3 h. ago Iran uses drones and cameras to monitor women in public places

The United Nations warn Iran is increasingly reliant on electronic surveillance to find women not wearing the hijab

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3 h. ago The threat of Trump is vast. But don’t underestimate incremental change | Michael Brownstein

The work of making change is difficult. Most of it is boring, unsexy and, at best, modestly incremental from day to dayDonald Trump is attempting to dismantle American constitutional democracy before our eyes. For the past six weeks, many of us have been telling ourselves we have to do something about this before it’s too late. And yet many people who feel this way – no matter how outraged they are or how genuinely worried they are about our country’s future – are doing very little but handwringing and doomscrolling.Elected leaders in the Democratic party are mostly failing to provide inspiration for people who are alarmed about the president’s actions. The protest paddles they held up at Trump’s speech before a joint session of Congress underscored the fact that they’re flailing more than they’re leading. Meanwhile, for most of us, the chance to vote again is almost two years away. Continue reading...

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