Posters on the shop windows reads ‘Stop starving Gaza. We are closed in solidarity’.

She was slapped with a £100 fine in a NCP letter.

Any guesses for her go-to McDonald’s order?

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An urgent ‘do not eat’ warning has been issued for a popular Tesco ready meal.

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Motorists are facing delays of up to an hour an a half after four car collision on the M25.

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‘It is always traumatic to experience something like that, but we have faith in something that is bigger than the physical.’

Both victims were in their 20s.

The latest annual Femicide Census report says that of the 122 women killed by a man in 2022, 62 (51%) were killed by a current or former partner.

The latest annual Femicide Census report says that of the 122 women killed by a man in 2022, 62 (51%) were killed by a current or former partner.

Issues on the line have continued for a second day.

Issues on the line have continued for a second day.

This is the moment a gangland killer shot dead a prison officer who uncovered his affair with another guard.

Elias Morgan, 35, waited four years to take revenge on Lenny Scott, 33, who he shot six times outside a gym in Skelmersdale, Lancashire, in February 2024.

Morgan first tried to bribe Scott with £1,500 not to report the prohibited phone in his cell at HMP Altcourse, Merseyside.

When the prison officer refused and reported the item, Morgan vowed ‘I’ll bide my time’ while making a gun gesture and threatening Scott’s family.

The killer carried out that threat almost four years later, once he had completed his sentence and after Scott had left the prison service.

The seized phone later led investigators to discover that Morgan was in a sexual relationship with a female prison officer, Preston Crown Court heard.

Lancashire Police said former prison officer Lenny Scott was murdered in a ‘vengeful and cold blooded assassination’.

Detective Chief Inspector Lee Wilson told reporters outside Preston Crown Court: ‘Lenny was murdered by Elias Morgan in a vengeful and cold-blooded assassination.

‘It is one of the most callous, brutal and inhumane things I have ever seen in my 30 years as a police officer. He gave Lenny no quarter.’

Mr Wilson called Mr Scott a ‘man of integrity’ who ‘did the right thing in challenging circumstances’ while working at HMP Altcourse in Merseyside.

He added: ‘It was this that cost him his life.

‘After seizing an illicitly held mobile phone from prisoner Elias Morgan, Lenny resisted bribes and threats made towards him.

‘These threats including the chilling phrase: ‘I’ll bide my time, but I promise I will get you’.

‘Morgan unfortunately made good on this threat, waiting four years to take his revenge on Lenny.’

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The process will likely take two years, authorities said, with preparations beginning over the summer and work to remove parts of the building.

‘I don’t want what happened to discourage the girls, to make them think football isn’t for them or it’s not safe.’

Nigel Farage’s party is trying to institute its flag policy in Warwickshire.

Tia Langdon, from Southampton, fell at around 2.43pm on Thursday in Cuckmere Lane, near Redbridge Rail station.

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A monster pothole has claimed several victims in an Oxfordshire town after people tripped on it, some of them twice.

Potholes and uneven road surfaces are usually the enemy number one for drivers and cyclists, but in Farringdon, Oxfordshire, one spot became infamous for catching pedestrians out.

The hole became a bugbear for the residents after at least six people reportedly tripped on it in the middle of the road on Market Place.

CCTV footage shows a dog walker faceplanting on the concrete after getting his foot caught on the bump outside The Old Crown Coaching Inn, while another man had two painful-looking falls back to back.

The pub’s landlord, Seb Evans, raised the alarm after multiple falls on the dent in the heart of the town.

He claimed one local was so badly hurt they needed a walking stick for months after a fall.

After a wave of complaints, Oxfordshire County Council fixed the road.

But the repairs have been accused of being ‘shoddy.’

Mr Evans said: ‘There have been at least six people who have come in and complained about falling in the road. Some people have even fallen over twice.

‘Even one of our local councillors fell over around a year ago. She reported it to the local and county councils, but nothing was done about it.

‘Elderly people have fallen, and it was only a matter of time before someone broke their hip or something.

‘One of our locals was really badly injured – he needed a walking stick to get around. It affected him quite badly for a number of months.

‘It’s at the bus stop and the weight of the buses must have moved the surface of the road around.

‘There’s also some water pipes and drainage underneath that have collapsed.

‘All of these temporary fixes had destroyed the road surface and created a massive bulge.

‘It was like that for a year and a half, but the six we’ve seen have only been in the past six months.’

Mr Evans claimed the workers fixing the surface did a ‘shoddy job’ and the road now looks worse, which the council denied.

The publican claimed: ‘It looks really ugly. They’ve managed to make the place look even worse.

‘They’ve done a pretty shoddy job. It’s just shoddy workmanship. They have taken away the concrete and [filled it].

‘They have done stuff like this in the past and things reappear really quickly.

‘Since they have fixed it, it’s currently holding, but we will see if it will continue to.’

A spokesperson for Oxfordshire County Council told Metro: ‘The surface was resurfaced and rolled properly, according to the prescribed specification to a recognised industry practice. The surface will soon tidy itself up with wear as the new tarmac weathers down from black to grey.’

Potholes are infuriating people across the UK as the cost of repairing them has soared for councils.

Repairing all potholes would cost a whopping £17 billion – and take more than a decade to complete.

While potholes can cause serious injury and even kill, people in pothole-riddled areas have resorted to dark humour to help them bear the situation.

In one Hertfordshire village, a cheeky sign appeared telling people to ‘tighten your pants’ and ‘adjust bra straps’ on the ‘free village pothole experience.’

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‘Some of the stuff we’ve had stolen you just think why? But it’s because they can, not because they need to.’

He managed to climb the tower holding his pet dog.

He managed to climb the tower holding his pet dog.