Love Island ’s Millie Court might have broken things off with Liam Reardon after a dramatic few days in the villa, but Liam isn’t giving up hope just yet. Sunday’s episode saw Millie call time on the pair’s relationship after being left heartbroken during Liam’s stay in Casa Amor . The truth came out after Millie met with Lillie Haynes, who went on to reveal the intimate details of her time with Liam . However, Liam is still intent on winning Millie back after their breakup. In scenes set to air on tonight’s show, Liam does everything he can to rekindle his original coupling with the 24-year-old. After seeking advice from the boys, Liam sends Millie a text containing a picture of the pair together. Before bed, Liam also leaves a note under her pillow. He’s got a lot of making up to do. But how will Millie react? Before dumping him on Sunday’s show, Millie gathered the female contestants together to pass on what she had learnt during her …
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Love Island 2021: Emotional Millie Court moment compared to Jesus’ Last Supper and we cannot unsee
Love Island is getting the proper meme treatment and while the scenes of heartbreak from the Islanders are enough to tear us apart, the social media reaction from viewers is lifting our spirits to no ends. We’re reaching the pointy end of the competition and feelings are well and truly being caught, with the latest couple to face a heart-wrenching test seemingly being Liam Reardon and Millie Court . Millie called it quits with Liam in tense scenes on Sunday night’s episode, after he returned from Casa Amor a single lad – but with some baggage in the form of Lillie Haynes who went on a lunch with Millie and spilled the tea on what happened between her and Liam in the alternate villa. Distraught by Liam’s actions and insisting she can no longer trust him, Millie gathered her girls together to pass on what she had learnt during her conversation, saying: ‘He just lied – he played it down obviously.’ As she sat on the villa’s swing, Kaz Kamwi, Faye Winter, Chloe …
Top court in Israel hears cases on evictions in Sheikh Jarrah
Israel's supreme court was holding a hearing Monday on the case of Palestinian families facing expulsion by Israeli settlers in annexed east Jerusalem, an issue that sparked violence against Palestinians in May. Dozens of people protested outside the court in Jerusalem in support of the Palestinians from the city's Sheikh Jarrah neighbourhood and against "Israeli settlement," an AFP reporter said. Protests in May over the possible Sheikh Jarrah evictions spread to Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa mosque compound, sparking a violent crackdown by Israeli security forces. That triggered an 11-day bombing by Israel on the Gaza Strip, which ended in a tense ceasefire. Four Palestinian families in Sheikh Jarrah have requested that the supreme court hear an appeal on their case, after the magistrate and district courts both ruled their homes belong to Jewish settlers. The Israeli court system normally allows only one appeal after a ruling. Since the Palestinians had already appealed the …
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Local court extends interim bail of PML-N leaders Shehbaz Sharif, Hamza Shahbaz in graft case
LAHORE: A local court in Lahore on Monday extended the interim bail of Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz's National Assembly Opposition Leader Shehbaz Sharif and his son, Hamza Shahbaz till August 16 in a case pertaining to their alleged involvement in the Ramzan Sugar Mills scandal. At the outset of the hearing, the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) submitted their reply over the bail pleas of the two leaders. The FIA claimed in their reply that Shehbaz and Hamza "are not cooperating in the investigations." The investigations wouldn’t be completed if the court kept extending the interim bails, read the reply. The FIA officials contended that Shehbaz and Hamza allegedly corrupted Rs2.5b on account of money laundering through fake bank accounts. "The investigations revealed that the details of the account holders, who were the low-income employees of Ramzan Sugar Mills, do not match the assets they possess," said the officials. Maintaining that they fear that Hamza and …
South Oxfordshire 13,500 new homes plan taken to court of appeal
Published 16 May Share close Share page Copy link About sharing Campaigners challenging a council's housing plans are taking their fight to the Court of Appeal. The High Court has thrown out two cases made by Bioabundance, a group of residents against proposals to build 13,500 homes in South Oxfordshire. However, they still intend to pursue a legal battle against South Oxford District Council over environmental impact concerns in its Local Plan. The council said it was waiting to hear from the Court of Appeal. It comes after housing proposals were approved by a coalition of Liberal Democrats and Green councillors in December, the Local Democracy Reporting Service said. Both parties were voted in on promises of trying to get the Local Plan overturned, but councillors said they were "forced" to approve it. So far the plan, which is a blueprint of development up until 2035, …
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OPINION: Supreme Court’s Donor Privacy Ruling Affirms Freedoms On Which Our Republic Was Founded
In our increasingly polarized cultural climate, the Supreme Court’s recent decision in Thomas More Law Center v. Bonta and Americans for Prosperity Foundation v. Bonta was a welcome relief. Having represented Thomas More Law Center in the case, I continue to be struck by the significance of the decision since the court issued it on July 1. By invalidating California’s blanket demand for confidential, charitable-donor information, the high court has protected the donor privacy and free association rights of all Americans. And while some commentators have framed the 6-3 decision as a partisan one, the briefs filed with the court supporting this decision—including briefs from the American Civil Liberties Union, the NAACP, the Human Rights Campaign, and PETA—tell a very different story. The challenged regulation in this case was the California Attorney General’s Office’s blanket demand that all nonprofit organizations fundraising in that state, including Thomas More, turn over the …
Ryan Giggs kicked girlfriend and threw her naked out of hotel room, court hears
Ryan Giggs allegedly kicked his ex-girlfriend in the back and threw her out of their hotel bedroom whilst she was naked, a court has heard. The former footballer appeared at Manchester Crown Court on Friday where he pleaded not guilty to controlling and coercive behaviour against his ex-girlfriend, Kate Greville, between August 2017 and November 2020. Giggs also denied assaulting Ms Greville , causing her actual bodily harm, at his home in Worsley, Greater Manchester, on November 1 last year. In the same alleged incident, Giggs faces a charge of common assault against Ms Greville’s younger sister, Emma Greville, which he has also denied. The former Manchester United player and Ms Greville, who works in PR, have separated since the incident. The pair went public with their relationship in 2018, shortly after his divorce from his wife of eight years Stacey Giggs, with whom he has two children. On Friday, the court heard that the charges against Giggs’ alleged a pattern …
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Trent Angers: LSU shouldn’t sell away court name, and the chance to honor Dale Brown
Everyone who has ever cared about the good name and reputation of LSU may be just a few days away from hearing some really welcome news — no, phenomenal news! — that'll make them even more proud to be associated with this university. The news will be forthcoming on Friday — if the LSU Board of Supervisors votes to name the basketball court in the P-MAC "Dale Brown Court." And it'll be even better if they give approval for "Dale Brown Court: Champion of Human Dignity.” Brown has been a champion of human dignity all his life — especially since he came to LSU in 1972. His heartfelt belief is that all are endowed by our Creator with the inherent right to dignity as human beings. And this goes for student-athletes as well. It is this conviction that drove Brown to challenge many of the NCAA's petty, unreasonable and even humiliating rules that had college athletes fearful and groveling. "The NCAA legislates against human dignity," Brown would say often as he soldiered on for …
In ‘horror story’ slaying, Walker man once convicted of murder takes manslaughter deal
A year after his nonunanimous murder conviction and life sentence in the 2015 stabbing and strangling of his girllfriend's convicted molester were thrown out, a Walker man pleaded guilty Monday to manslaughter and obstruction of justice in exchange for a 42-year prison term. Jace Crehan, 27, will receive credit for the six years he's already spent behind bars in what a previous judge called the vigilante-style slaying of Robert Noce Jr. In 2015 vigilante-style killing, Walker man convicted by nonunanimous jury gets new trial Brittany Monk, 24, pleaded guilty to manslaughter shortly before Crehan's 2017 second-degree murder trial and was sentenced to 35 years in prison. She is seeking reconsideration of that term. The maximum penalty for manslaughter is 40 years. Monk was 17 and seven months pregnant with Crehan's child when she and Crehan broke into Noce's Zachary trailer the night of July 4, 2015, while he was sleeping. Noce was beaten, stabbed and strangled, then …
In ‘absurd’ attack on Chili’s hostess enforcing COVID rules, judge puts woman on 3-year probation
A Baton Rouge woman caught on surveillance video punching a teenage Chili's hostess in the face and striking her with a "wet floor" sign last August as the waitress tried to enforce COVID-related safety rules pleaded guilty Monday to aggravated battery, a felony. Tammy Dabney, 49, was one of seven women charged in the fight inside the Constitution Avenue restaurant. She was the only one charged with a felony. State District Judge Fred Crifasi gave Dabney a suspended 10-year prison sentence Monday and put her on active supervised probation for three years. 2 guilty in fight with Chili's hostess enforcing COVID rules; 4 barred from restaurant Two women pleaded guilty Wednesday and two others entered a pretrial diversion program for their roles in what a Baton Rouge prosecutor called… "This situation was just absurd," the judge told Dabney. The Chili's hostess was attacked after telling a group of 11 people who tried to dine together that only six people …