A TikTok influencer sobbed in the dock as she and her mother were found guilty of murdering two men during a high-speed car chase after ambushing them.
Saqib Hussain and Mohammed Hashim Ijazuddin died when their car left the A46 dual carriageway near Leicester on February 11 2022, with prosecutors saying during a three-month trial at Leicester Crown Court that they were deliberately rammed off the road.
Jurors deliberated for more than 28 hours before returning a verdict finding YouTube
A mother has paid tribute to her “sweet treasure” daughter who was killed in a hit-and-run while playing outside her home. Katniss Selezneva, aged seven, was hit by a motorbike which fled from the spot and the police is questioning a 14-year-old boy in the incident.
According to the eyewitnesses, the youngster was playing on a scooter outside her house in Blakenall, Walsall, when she was killed.
Her mother Tsvetelina ran from her home after hearing the crash and watched
When my older sister phoned to break the news, I fell apart. Our mother was 86; I knew she would die one day, but it was the cause that changed everything.
My sister’s voice cracked as she said: ‘She killed herself.’
My reaction was visceral, triggering a sharp stab of pain in my stomach that crippled me and lingers on even now. I fell to the floor, crying: ‘It hurts!’
And it did — it actually physically hurt. Weirdly, the
George Anderson, 81, died in July 2019 without leaving a will or any known next of kin. However, thanks to the efforts of Danny Curran from Finders International, the UK’s leading probate genealogy firm and star of BBC TV’s Heir Hunters series, relatives entitled to inherit George’s estate were successfully located.
George, born in Everton, Liverpool North in 1938, was an only child who never married nor had any children of his own. As researchers delved into George’s family history,
A first-time mother was left gobsmacked when her newborn baby started lifting her head and attempting to crawl just three days after being born.
Samantha Mitchell, from White Oak, Pennsylvania, and her own mother captured the incredible moment on camera while little Nyilah Daise Tzabari was lying on her stomach in the hospital cot.
The little one can be seen wriggling around, making noises and lifting her head for a few seconds while looking around.
In a video shared to
Mess can make me feel claustrophobic and overwhelmed. But arriving at yet another client’s house that’s bursting at the seams doesn’t faze me.
Whenever I step into these disorganised, cluttered rooms, I immediately think: ‘This is exactly how I grew up.’ Any momentary panic is replaced with the comforting knowledge that I’m going to be able to fix this.
Sometimes people are addicted to the acquisition of particular things. I once helped a client who had more than 5,000 items
Susan Burton: ‘I would encourage any mother who is getting a low pension to check she is not missing out’
The Government is being urged to end its ‘radio silence’ and act now to fix blunders causing mums to lose out on large sums in state pension.
Susan Burton, pictured right, had her payments hiked £55 a week to £185 and received £2,330 after being tipped off by a campaign run by former Pensions Minister Steve Webb.
If the mistake
An Australian mum-of-two has shown how she made her own $5 at-home version of honey chicken using a budget buy from Aldi.
The Adelaide home chef whipped up a super-cheap ‘fake-away’ using Aldi’s $3.59 tempura chicken nuggets, honey and steamed rice.
She impressed hundreds with her extremely budget-friendly meal after she shared it to popular Facebook page Aldi Mums.
An Adelaide home chef shared how she whipped up a honey chicken ‘fake-away’ for just $5 to feed her family of
Marian Wilkinson was diagnosed with dementia by a specialist after the 92-year-old suffered months of forgetfulness, growing paranoia and falls.
She would only get worse, her heartbroken family were told.
In Marian’s case, specialists at Bolton’s memory clinic in Manchester concluded she had a combination of Alzheimer’s and vascular dementia, which is caused by reduced blood flow to the brain, following a series of tests and a brain scan.
She’d already moved to a care home a few months before,
Abigail Smith didn’t imagine that the weeks following the birth of her first child, Daniel, in August would be easy. Neither did she imagine she’d spend a third of the year in agonising pain, unable to use the toilet, sit down or use the stairs. The 31-year-old did expect, though, that if something did go wrong, there would be someone to call for help. ‘It’s been four months since I gave birth, and I’ve barely heard from a health professional
