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Crystal Harris admits she regrets five-year marriage to Hugh Hefner
She also detailed the one thing she was 'grateful' for Topics: Hugh Hefner, Instagram Crystal Harris has opened up about her marriage to Hugh Hefner, sharing her 'regrets' about the relationship with the Playboy founder. Harris, who starred in the final season of The Girls Next Door, met the magazine mogul when she was in her 20s and he was 60. They married in 2012 and remained wed until his death at 91 in 2017, following a cardiac arrest.
'Time traveler's' World Cup winner prediction could still be right after correctly calling both finalists
It’s looking eerily accurate as the final draws in Topics: Football, Social Media A ‘time traveler’s’ viral 2026 World Cup prediction could still come true after England’s semi-final exit. England’s hopes of bringing football home are officially over after the Three Lions suffered a 2-1 defeat to Argentina in a tense World Cup semi-final in Atlanta yesterday. Argentina will now face Spain in Sunday’s final as they chase a fourth World Cup title win.
Laci Peterson’s mom issues blunt five-word response to Scott Peterson’s new evidence claims
A new documentary has reignited debate over Scott Peterson's murder case despite a judge throwing out 14 claims of new evidence - and Laci Peterson's mom has made her feelings about them crystal clear. Scott Peterson, now 53, has spent the last 22 years behind bars after being convicted of murdering his wife, Laci Peterson, and their unborn son, Conner, on Christmas Eve in 2002. He has always maintained his innocence and has made several attempts to overturn his 2004 conviction.
Brits picked to help shape digital IDs reveal what they really think - with some even changing their minds
Around 120 people from across the UK gathered in Birmingham yesterday to chat about one of the country’s most talked-about topics: digital IDs. The group forms the official People’s Panel, brought together by the Cabinet Office to discuss the proposed digital ID system - a policy that’s been stirring controversy and kept people talking ever since it was first announced in September 2025.
Doctor explains why cancer symptoms only appear '10 to 15 years' after it can start in your body
A doctor who has spent nearly a decade working in emergency medicine has explained how cancer actually develops and why the symptoms appear so late. The one part of medicine Dr Alex Wibberley struggles with is cancer, particularly the younger cancer patients that we are increasingly seeing today. One in two people in the UK will be diagnosed with cancer at some point in their lives. Dr Alex believes the gap between what the public understands about cancer and its true nature actually costs lives.
YouTuber 'stabbed pregnant girlfriend to death while staging fake live stream', court told
Continue reading Molly Lee A YouTuber accused of stabbing his pregnant girlfriend to death 'put on an act' to cover his tracks - including a fake live stream, a court was told. Natalie McNally, 32, was 15 weeks pregnant when she was killed in her home in Lurgan, Northern Ireland , a week before Christmas in 2022. Stephen McCullagh, 36, from Woodland Gardens, Lisburn, has denied her murder, but the court was told he 'put on an act' to cover his tracks.
Police launch hate crime probe after bacon is left outside mosque in first week of Ramadan
Continue reading Molly Lee An investigation has been launched after bacon was left outside at a mosque in the first week of Ramadan . The meat was placed on a glass door at the mosque in Cheltenham Road, Bristol, during prayer on Friday. Avon and Somerset Police say the incident is being treated as a hate crime . The force has now increased patrols in the area while inquiries continue.
Company boss who dumped 4,000 tonnes of illegal waste across England is ordered to pay £1.4m
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Teenagers who stabbed father to death in racist attack outside his mother's house are jailed
Molly Lee Two teenage boys who stabbed a father to death as he delivered shopping to his mother have been jailed for life. Marcus Staniforth, 17, and a 16-year-old boy who cannot be named for legal reasons, approached Kamran Aman after he dropped groceries at his mother's home in Barry, south Wales. The pair, from Llantwit Major, punched and kicked Mr Aman, 38. The 16-year-old also shouted racist abuse during and after the unprovoked attack.
'Staggeringly stupid' man who tattooed three young children is jailed
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Proposed wind farm's 180-metre tall turbines could kill Scottish eagles, charity claims
Continue reading Continue reading Molly Lee Golden eagles in the south of Scotland 'could be killed' by a proposed wind farm's 180-metre tall turbines, a charity has claimed. Restoring Upland Nature (RUN) is urging a Scottish Borders Council committee to reject plans for the Scawd Law wind farm near Walkerburn. Fred Olsen Renewables, the developer of the wind farm, wants to construct eight turbines up to 180 metres tall at the site which would have a 60MW generation capacity.
NHS 111 operator didn't think toddler's blue lips were life-threatening before he died from sepsis
Molly Lee An NHS 111 operator did not think a three-year-old who was 'turning blue' and 'fighting for breath' was in a life-threatening situation before he died from sepsis , a coroner has said. Theo Tuikubulau died in July 2022 after multiple failings by Derriford Hospital, Plymouth and the wider NHS system, an inquest into his death heard last year.
Royal Mail blames weather and sickness for delays - as posties say letters sit in depots 'for weeks'
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Moment woman, 19, mows down man in her Fiat 500 as she was 'distracted' while chatting to friend
Continue reading Molly Lee This is the shocking moment a young woman uses her Fiat 500 to mow down a man while he was playing rugby with his friends. Lexi Dyas, 19, was jailed after a judge saw the video of her smashing into Declan Mahoney, 21, at 'excessive speed'. Cardiff Crown Court heard that Mr Mahoney tried to get out of the way but Dyas swerved her car, which had the personalised registration plate of 'LX06MAE'.
Two teenagers accused of 39m cyber-attack on TfL are kept behind bars as trial date is confirmed
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Dual citizen Brits have under two weeks to prepare for major UK passport change
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Dual citizen Brits have under two weeks to prepare for major UK passport change
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Two teenagers accused of 39m cyber-attack on TfL are kept behind bars as trial date is confirmed
Two teenagers accused of carrying out a £39million cyber attack on Transport for London (TfL) will be kept behind bars ahead of their trial in the summer. Thalha Jubair, 19, and Owen Flowers, 18, allegedly hacked into the TfL system between August 31 and September 3, 2024, causing chaos for Oyster card users. The hacks prevented live Tube arrival information on TfL Go and the TfL website while online journey history was also unavailable.
Moment driver veers onto wrong side of road to target e-bike riders before killing pedestrian, 16
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Female prison officer, 21, who told her inmate lover the location of rival prisoner jailed
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Headteacher who suffered life-changing injuries after SEN student hit her with chair wins payout
Continue reading A headteacher who suffered life-changing injuries after a notoriously violent student hit her with a desk chair has won a six-figure payout. Michelle Stone was left in a wheelchair after being attacked by a special educational needs (SEN) student - who had previously attacked two other teachers. The 50-year-old had been stepping in to protect colleagues but was hit in the spine, leaving her with chronic pain, broken ribs and psychological trauma.
Swindler student jailed after setting up £500K scheme to scam UK university applicants from abroad
A swindler student who tried to defraud hundreds of international applicants to UK universities in a scam worth up to £500,000 has been jailed. Sibtain Hussain, 32, targeted the soon-to-be students demanding payments for proof of 'financial capability', 'student services', and 'accommodation deposits'. The fraudster, from Bradford, West Yorkshire, created multiple phone numbers, email addresses, aliases and bank accounts to facilitate the scheme in a bid to avoid detection.
Mother of 'hit-and-run victim', 4, sent WhatsApp texts 'genuinely in fear of my life', court told
The mother of a four-year-old boy allegedly murdered in a high-speed hit-and-run sent frantic messages about being 'genuinely in fear of my life' as they were being chased, a court heard. Owen Maughan, 27, and Patrick Maughan, 54, from Darenth in Kent, are accused of murdering Peter Maughan, who died in a crash on June 1 last year. Erica Maughan, Peter Maughan's grandmother, has told a jury of the fear and panic her daughter and family felt during a pursuit carried out that evening.
Carer who fled to Tenerife after stealing £300K from woman, 89, told to sell home to pay family back
Continue reading Continue reading A fraudster dubbed ‘the Black Widow' who fled to Tenerife after plundering more than £300,000 from a pensioner has been ordered to sell her home to repay the money she stole. Pamela Gwinnett, 62, isolated 89-year-old retired accountant Joan Green from her family and set herself up as a carer to cheat the pensioner out of her wealth.
Swindler student jailed after setting up £500K scheme to scam UK university applicants from abroad
A swindler student who tried to defraud hundreds of international applicants to UK universities in a scam worth up to £500,000 has been jailed. Sibtain Hussain, 32, targeted the soon-to-be students demanding payments for proof of 'financial capability', 'student services', and 'accommodation deposits'. The fraudster, from Bradford, West Yorkshire, created multiple phone numbers, email addresses, aliases and bank accounts to facilitate the scheme in a bid to avoid detection.
Full list of February 2026 shop closures including Poundland, River Island and GAME
Molly Lee Shops on the British high street are once more at risk in February 2026, with some popular chains closing a number of branches. Poundland is one of several struggling chains as its new owners are carrying out a major restructure, which includes shutting down 30 of the discount retailer's stores. Another high street chain whose restructuring plan will cause store closures this month is River Island.
Full list of February 2026 shop closures including Poundland, River Island and GAME
Molly Lee Shops on the British high street are once more at risk in February 2026, with some popular chains closing a number of branches. Poundland is one of several struggling chains as its new owners are carrying out a major restructure, which includes shutting down 30 of the discount retailer's stores. Another high street chain whose restructuring plan will cause store closures this month is River Island.
Sainsbury's facial recognition blunder sees loyal customer marched out
Molly Lee Have YOU been wrongly identified as an offender by a store using facial recognition software? Email Molly.Lee@dailymail.co.uk An innocent Sainsbury's customer was marched out of his local store by staff after facial recognition software correctly indentified an offender was inside - but staff ejected the wrong man.
Burglar behind £100,000 house raid was caught because he was still wearing an electronic tag
Molly Lee A burglar was nailed by police after a £100,000 jewellery and art home raid because he was wearing an electronic tag after previous offences. Alan Speed committed the burglary in Colchester on his 40th birthday, and was arrested days later. The electronic tag he was wearing at the time of the crime alerted Essex Police's officers that he had been at the scene of the burglary. A CCTV still from the scene helped identify Dagenham man Speed and he was later arrested and charged.
'Greedy' care home couple jailed for trying to fleece 85-year-old woman out of £133,000 in fake will
Continue reading Continue reading Molly Lee Two 'greedy' care home bosses who tried to fleece a pensioner out of £133,000 using a fake will have each been jailed for three years. Owners Graham Walker, 74, and his wife Lyn, 71, plotted with manager Jamiel Slaney-Summers, 65, to scam frail 85-year-old Rita Barnsley in 'one of the UK's biggest elder fraud cases'.
Train station manager who claims he lost a leg after catching Covid off his boss sues for £1m
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Albanian driver admits killing a great-grandfather, 89, in hit-and-run
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Train station manager who claims he lost a leg after catching Covid off his boss sues for £1m
Molly Lee A railway station manager who claims he lost his leg after being infected with Covid by his boss at work is suing his employers for £1m. David Gibson was a station manager working for Southeastern Railways, based at Herne Hill Station, in July 2021 when he came down with a severe case of Covid. He was hospitalised with pneumonia , put in a coma and ultimately had his leg amputated below the knee due to a blood clot.
Albanian driver admits killing a great-grandfather, 89, in hit-and-run
Continue reading Continue reading Molly Lee An Albanian driver has admitted killing a great-grandfather after ploughing into him with a Mercedes and driving off. Dental surgeon Tom Wallace was carried on the roof of the vehicle for one and a half miles before he was found fatally injured on the A289 Gads Hill in Gillingham, Kent at around 12.10pm on December 29.
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Finance director died after tripping on marble staircase while making a work call, inquest told
Continue reading A high-flying corporate finance director tragically died nine days after tripping and banging his head during a work call. Cambridge-educated Clive Hyman, 64, told his colleague he had just hit his head on a set of marble steps but was 'feeling fine' and did not seek medical attention. Mr Hyman, who made history as the youngest ever partner at KPMG, tragically died days later after complications from the head injury.
Dual citizen Brits only have a few weeks to prepare for major UK passport change
Molly Lee Dual citizen Brits only have a few weeks to prepare for major UK passport change : British dual citizens coming into the country without a UK passport may soon be denied entry as new rules come into force next month. As the Home Office's new Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) scheme comes into effect within weeks, changes are also coming for British dual citizens.
Rule changes coming soon for dual citizen Britons
Continue reading Continue reading Molly Lee British dual citizens coming into the country without a UK passport may soon be denied entry as new rules come into force next month. As the Home Office 's new Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) scheme comes into effect within weeks, changes are also coming for British dual citizens. The scheme will soon require visitors from countries that do not need a visa to travel to the UK – like France and Canada – to obtain an ETA before arrival.
Full list of January 2026 shop closures
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Full list of January 2026 shop closures
Molly Lee Shops on the British high street are at risk in January 2026, with some popular chains closing a number of branches. Poundland is one of several struggling shops as its new owners are carrying out a major restructure, which includes shutting down 30 of the discount retailer's stores. Another high street chain whose restructuring plan will cause store closures this month is River Island.
Removal van arrives for Andrew's Royal Lodge eviction
Molly Lee Removal van arrives for Andrew's Royal Lodge eviction : Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor seems to be packing up his bags as a white van arrives at the Royal Lodge where he has lived rent-free for 22 years. In the next few weeks, the ex-prince is expected to move into a temporary property on the King's Sandringham estate in Norfolk. The former Duke of York was banished from the Royal Family and was handed an eviction notice from the Royal Lodge last year.
Removal van arrives for Andrew's Royal Lodge eviction
Molly Lee Removal van arrives for Andrew's Royal Lodge eviction : Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor seems to be packing up his bags as a white van arrives at the Royal Lodge where he has lived rent-free for 22 years. In the next few weeks, the ex-prince is expected to move into a temporary property on the King's Sandringham estate in Norfolk. The former Duke of York was banished from the Royal Family and was handed an eviction notice from the Royal Lodge last year.
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