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Britain is facing the prospect of a bitter Labour leadership battle this summer as Keir Starmer’s allies insist he will stand in a contest against Andy Burnham. Labour MPs backing the Prime Minister said he ‘is not going anywhere’ amid a push to prevent a coronation for Mr Burnham as Sir Keir’s replacement. Mr Burnham, the Greater Manchester mayor, is currently standing as Labour’s candidate in the Makerfield by-election in his bid to return to Westminster. If he wins the June 18 contest, Mr Burnham is widely expected to go on and challenge Sir Keir for the Labour leadership with a view to replacing him…

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New bodycam footage shows Mackenzie Shirilla’s father lashing out at Ohio police after her arrest for killing two people, calling her a ‘dumb 18-year-old’ and demanding they not question her.  Mackenzie, nicknamed ‘Hell on Wheels,’ was arrested on November 4, 2022, months after crashing her car into a building and killing her boyfriend, Dominic Russo, 20, and their friend, Davion Flanagan, 18. Her father, Steven Shirilla, arrived at the Strongsville Police Department less than an hour later and spent nearly three minutes arguing with officers, calling her arrest ‘unbelievable. In newly released footage obtained by Fox News, Steven is heard telling officers: ‘I…

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Open your fridge. Check your cupboards. Now ask yourself one simple question: how much of what you see was actually made, and how much was manufactured? For most of us, the honest answer is uncomfortable. From the bread in the bread bin to the cereal on the shelf, from the “healthy” granola bars to the ready meals waiting in the freezer, a huge share of what we eat every day no longer comes from a kitchen. It comes from a factory. And scientists are increasingly convinced that this shift is reshaping our health in ways we are only beginning to…

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An associate of the Manchester synagogue killer has pleaded guilty to driving the terrorist on a reconnaissance trip to the UK Defence Academy, two months before he launched a vehicle and knife attack. Mohammad Asim Bashir, 31, a delivery driver from Cheetham Hill, Manchester, was accused of helping radicalise Jihad al–Shamie and assisting him to commit acts of terrorism by driving him for a hostile reconnaissance on August 14 last year. He drove Shamie’s car on a ten–hour round trip from Manchester, despite being uninsured, and the pair spent 13 minutes in the area of the Defence Academy in Oxfordshire before…

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Jennifer Lopez has revealed if her 18-year-old twins Max and Emme (who now goes by Oskar) got into the college of their dreams. The 56-year-old told Extra that the teenagers, whose father is singer Marc Anthony, applied to multiple universities. And she was thrilled to report that both of the children got into all of the colleges they applied to. She did not say which college they have decided upon or if they are even going to the same university. ‘I am so proud that they set goals for themselves,’ began the Bronx-born beauty. ‘They all got into all five colleges that they…

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A teenage murderer who killed a man with a Rambo knife after being freed on bail has been detained for life and ordered to serve at least 17 years. The 17-year-old – whose identity is protected by the law despite a media attempt to waive his anonymity – lay in wait armed with the eight-inch blade before chasing John McNab and stabbing him to death in Edinburgh. His 22-year-old victim pleaded with the teenager as he struck him repeatedly with the knife at Great Junction Street, in the Leith area of the capital, on September 2. The killer, who was 16…

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Influencer Ashlee Jenae’s cause of death has been revealed – two months after her passing in a luxury hotel in Zanzibar. The New Jersey native, real name Ashly Robinson, was pronounced dead aged 31 on April 9 after being discovered unconscious at the Zuri Zanzibar resort.  Her death came hours after she was heard having a ‘volatile’ fight with her crypto mogul fiance Joe McCann, 45, and six days after the pair got engaged during a safari. According to local outlet, The Citizen Press, authorities concluded their investigation into Jenae’s death and found that she died by suicide as a result of mental distress. Deputy Director…

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Pentagon documents appear to confirm that the US experimented with using swarms of disease-infected mosquitoes as biological weapons. The Daily Mail has unearthed a 69-page report which was quietly declassified in 1977 and dumped on the website for the Defense Technical Information Center, the Pentagon’s official library for scientific and technical information. The file detailed a classified US Army program, dubbed Project Bellwether, that conducted real-world experiments to study how well mosquitoes bite people outdoors in hot, desert conditions.Henry Nowak Deserves Legacy Beyond Tragedy, Says PM The goal of the tests, carried out between September and October 1959, was to gather…

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Sir Keir Starmer has paid tribute to Henry Nowak saying the 18-year-old “deserves a legacy that goes beyond this awful tragedy”. The prime minister said he was “profoundly humbled” to meet the university student’s family at Downing Street on Thursday afternoon and was determined to do everything “in our power to prevent other families from suffering such a devastating loss”. There has been widespread outrage after bodycam footage showed police officers putting 18-year-old university student Nowak in handcuffs as he lay dying, after his killer Vickrum Digwa claimed he had been the victim of a racial attack. Sir Keir added…

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A ‘groggy’ student sobbed as she told a jury that she ‘didn’t see’ a dog walker who she killed on a pedestrian crossing. Megan Jones, 22, crashed into Julia Pritchard as she crossed the road on a ‘well lit’ street using a blue metal walker. The student had just flown back from a holiday to Florida the day before the crash and was driving her father to work, Cardiff Crown Court heard. The court heard Jones was distracted while driving and did not notice Miss Pritchard until she hit her windscreen. CCTV footage showed the victim leaving her home wearing shorts to…

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