30 h. ago Killer Scots girlfriend Tasmin Glass ordered to stay behind bars as parole bid fails

Tasmin Glass was caged for culpable homicide in 2019 after arranging for boyfriend Steven Donaldson to be killed.

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30 h. ago US female assassin guilty of failed bid to kill UK businessman outside family home

Besotted hitwoman Aimee Betro, 45, was charged in relation to a failed assassination plot in the city in September 2019

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37 h. ago He took a job that didn't exist in Thailand, then suffered a 'lapse in decision making'

Adam Cooper was collared after getting off a flight from Dubai

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37 h. ago As asylum seekers are engulfed by slurs and lies, our leaders shrug. Truly, this is shameful | Frances Ryan

The narrative that they are a threat to women and girls has no basis in fact, but bad actors peddle it, and ministers encourage themAs anti-migrant demonstrations continued in Canary Wharf in London at the weekend, one group stood out: women dressed in Barbie pink. Holding cardboard signs drawn in bright felt-tip pen (“save our kids”), the “pink protest” marched under the banner of protecting women and girls.The crowd may have looked a novel sight, but it points to a rationale that is increasingly gaining ground this summer: asylum seekers are a danger to British women and girls.Frances Ryan is a Guardian columnist. She is the author of Who Wants Normal? The Disabled Girls’ Guide to Life Continue reading...

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53 h. ago Shocking moment Brit tourist collapses on Rio beach after woman's drugs cocktail

Investigators are searching for three women after the group allegedly conspired to drug a British tourist to steal tens of thousands of pounds from him during his holiday

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56 h. ago Shocking moment British tourist collapses on Rio de Janeiro beach after being DRUGGED by women who gave him a laced cocktail then stole £16,000 from his bank accounts

This is the moment a British tourist collapses unconscious on the sands of a beach in Brazil after being drugged and robbed of £16,000 by three women. 

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6 d. ago Two British women ‘lose luxury goods worth £866,000 in Saint

The tourists lost luxury items including 11 Birkin bags after their room in a five-star hotel was raided by burglars, according to local media.

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6 d. ago Were two British women robbed of luxury bags, jewellery and cash worth nearly £900k from Saint Tropez hotel room? Shock claim in French media

The same hotel has been plagued with several break-ins this summer, where wealthy guests have lost thousands of pounds in cash and prized possessions.

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6 d. ago Two wealthy British women 'lose 11 Birkin bags, jewellery and cash worth nearly a MILLION pounds after their Saint

The same hotel has been plagued with several break-ins this summer, where wealthy guests have lost thousands of pounds in cash and prized possessions.

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6 d. ago Two wealthy British women 'lose 11 Birkin bags, jewellery and cash worth nearly a MILLION pounds after their Saint Tropez hotel room is raided'

The same hotel has been plagued with several break-ins this summer, where wealthy guests have lost thousands of pounds in cash and prized possessions.

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9 d. ago British men officially more polite than women, new research finds

Scientists say they have proved why fellas are friendlier than females - especially when it comes to work environments.

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9 d. ago Charley Hull’s major wait goes on as she pushes Miyu Yamashita all the way at Women’s Open

Japanese finishes on 11 under, two clear of HullLottie Woad happy with top-10 finishCharley Hull is due high praise for at least making this interesting. It may be of little consolation to the English golfer as her wait for a maiden major win goes on but Hull’s surge was the only thing that ever looked like halting Miyu Yamashita’s Porthcawl procession. What an afternoon of stirring drama this quickly became on the stunning links, which should be rewarded with more high-profile events before too long. To Hull, plenty of plaudits for such a swashbuckling display.Yamashita eventually prevailed, by two, at 11 under par. The Women’s Open was denied a British winner for the first time since Georgia Hall lifted the trophy at Royal Lytham & St Anne’s in 2018. Still, Hull must feel she is closer than ever to winning one of her sport’s biggest prizes. She now has four second places in majors. Continue reading...

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9 d. ago Hull’s major wait goes on as she pushes Yamashita all the way at Women’s Open

Japanese finishes on 11 under, two clear of HullLottie Woad happy with top-10 finishCharley Hull is due high praise for at least making this interesting. It may be of little consolation to the English golfer as her wait for a maiden major win goes on but Hull’s surge was the only thing that ever looked like halting Miyu Yamashita’s Porthcawl procession. What an afternoon of stirring drama this quickly became on the stunning links, which should be rewarded with more high-profile events before too long. To Hull, plenty of plaudits for such a swashbuckling display.Yamashita eventually prevailed, by two, at 11 under par. The Women’s Open was denied a British winner for the first time since Georgia Hall lifted the trophy at Royal Lytham & St Anne’s in 2018. Still, Hull must feel she is closer than ever to winning one of her sport’s biggest prizes. She now has four second places in majors. Continue reading...

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1 week ago Three British women are detained in Mauritius after failed bid to smuggle £4million worth of cannabis into the tropical paradise

Shania Mabel Rosalind Wood, 25, Alethea Jade Demitre, 33, and Chloe Nancy Parker, 18, were arrested in 'one of the largest drug seirzures' at SSR airport in Mauritius on May 29.

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3 w. ago Benjamin Sesko stance on Man United transfer emerges as dream front three can be completed

Manchester United transfer news as Benjamin Sesko reportedly green lights move to Old Trafford as AC Milan fail with first Pervis Estupinan bid

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3 w. ago There's a simple cheap superfood that can banish menopause woe. Women in other countries benefit

It's fair to say that, for most middle-aged British women, the menopause is not something that evokes excitement.

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3 w. ago There's a simple cheap superfood that can banish menopause woe. Women in other countries benefit

It's fair to say that, for most middle-aged British women, the menopause is not something that evokes excitement.

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3 w. ago Kate Waugh Leads British Stars On London T100 Triathlon Women’s Start List

Kate Waugh Leads British Stars On London T100 Triathlon Women’s Start List  Endurance Sportswire

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3 w. ago The Sleep Room by Jon Stock review – the psychiatrist who abused female patients

This harrowing account of a British doctor and his shocking experiments on young women includes a testimony from the actor Celia Imrie, who was one of his patientsIn a hospital in Waterloo, London, in the mid-1960s was a psychiatric ward full of sleeping women. Suffering from disorders ranging from post-partum depression to chronic anxiety to anorexia, the residents of the “sleep room” were sedated and woken only to be washed, fed or subjected to electroconvulsive therapy (ECT). All were under the supervision of psychiatrist William Sargant, who at the time was hailed as a pioneer. Sargant claimed that a combination of enforced narcosis and ECT could fix disturbed minds. Failing that, the treatment would be surgical lobotomy.The Sleep Room is author Jon Stock’s gripping account of a scandal in which female patients were denied dignity and agency by a man who wielded absolute power over their bodies. The book is ably narrated by actors Richard Armitage, Antonia Beamish and Celia Imri...

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3 w. ago ‘This is going to be a real hatchet job, isn’t it?’ Janet Street

One of the giants of British media, Street-Porter is a regular on Loose Women, a former TV executive, newspaper editor and author – and about to launch a one-woman stage show. She talks about love, regrets and her fury with her late motherJanet Street-Porter is the straight-talker’s straight talker. Nobody says it how it is quite like her, whether she’s talking about how she “hated” her mother, tried to kill her sister or cheated on her four ex-husbands. The former TV executive, newspaper editor, author and Loose Women regular is now going on the road with a one-woman show called Off the Leash. To be fair, she’s never been on it. Street-Porter’s website heralds her as “the nation’s favourite pissed-off pensioner” and promises that, with the new show, “in the words of her good friend Elton ‘the bitch is back!’”We meet at a restaurant she has booked in west London. When I get there, she’s already perusing the menu and eavesdropping on the couple behind us. “That man behind us is very ...

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