Flamur ‘Alex’ Beqiri, 36, was peppered with bullets in front of his screaming wife Debora Krasniqi, and his child, outside their £1.5million home in Battersea, South-West London, on December 24. Via: Swedish man arrested over murder of Real Housewives of Cheshire star's gangland-linked brother
Thomas Markle, 75, who lives in Mexico, revealed he doesn’t think daughter Meghan, 38, will see him again until he is ‘lowered into the ground.’ He made the comments in C5’s ‘Thomas Markle: My Story.’ Via: Thomas Markle fears Meghan and Prince Harry won't see him until he 'is lowered Read more
Vaping is particularly risky for the developing brains of teenagers, health chiefs say. Around 3.6million adults in Britain have used e-cigarettes in the decade or so they have been available on the market. Via: E-cigarettes are NOT safe and can be harmful to your wellbeing, global health chiefs warn
The penalty salvaged a point for the home side, but in the immediate aftermath a fight broke out between two players, before members from both League Two teams piled into the melee. Via: Leyton Orient's last-minute equaliser from the spot against Northampton descends into 17-man BRAWL
The British comedy, starring David Walliams and Matt Lucas, is set for a full TV return for the first time since Christmas 2005. Via: Sketch show Little Britain to return after 12 years
Republicans voted down three amendments brought by the Senate minority leader, Chuck Schumer – get the latest live 1.51am GMT The first day of the trial has been far less dramatic than expected. The Guardian’s David Smith fills in what the Senate cameras aren’t showing: This moment had been much Read more
Lawyers say ineffectiveness of act exposes UK to harm by ‘cybercriminals and hostile nations’ Britain’s cyber-defences are being endangered by the outdated Computer Misuse Act, which prevents investigators from dealing effectively with online threats while over-punishing immature defendants, according to a legal report.Thirty years after hacking became a criminal offence, Read more
Sites must assess content for sexual abuse and suicide risk or face fines of up to £17mTechnology companies will be required to assess their sites for sexual abuse risks, prevent self-harm and pro-suicide content, and block children from broadcasting their location, after the publication of new rules for “age-appropriate design” Read more
NHS data for England shows reality of social care system, says Alzheimer’s SocietyThe number of people with dementia being admitted to hospital as a medical emergency has risen by more than a third in five years, figures have shown, with a lack of social care blamed for the increase.NHS data Read more
Belgrade theatre, CoventryThe story of Sarah Bonetta Davies, given to Queen Victoria, is contrasted with a modern black British woman in Janice Okoh’s playThe historian David Olusoga has spoken of black Britons across the centuries whose stories have been forgotten, untold or “hidden in plain view”. Sarah Bonetta Davies is Read more