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Bulger - who earned his nickname due to his shock of white hair - extorted millions from drug dealers and other criminals and corrupted police and FBI agents, the prosecution argued. Now a long line of murderers who worked with Bulger and his terrifying Winter Hill Gang have agreed to testify against him. And defence lawyers yesterday began attacking their credibility. … [Read more...] about James “Whitey” Bulger trial: Mobster played by Jack Nicholson in The Departed was ‘hands-on killer’

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There's Five, who is a 58-year-old man trapped in a 15-year-old's body, Klaus, who can hardly get through the day with out saying something to annoy one of his siblings, to various other moments of comedy gold. … [Read more...] about The 30 best comedies to watch on Netflix right now

Back in the early 90s, WH Smith was one of the strongest contenders on the British high street, a paradise of books, magazines and trendy back-to-school merchandise. Only John Lewis and Marks & Spencer could eclipse the brand’s popularity. So it should be shocking to learn that it has been voted the “worst store” in the country, called out in a Which? survey for its poor service, high prices and shabby shops. Except this is the fifth time in eight years that it has come bottom in Which?’s rankings. In 2017 Waterstones’ boss James Daunt slammed WH Smith’s shops for their “godawful uniformity” and “crushing consistency”. … [Read more...] about ‘Worst store’ in Britain? Here’s why I still love WH Smith

The house was built with two tiny bedrooms, one for my grandfather and grandmother and the other for my dad and my uncle to share, as well as a kitchen, a living room and a toilet. That was it – no bath, you just washed in the sea, 100 metres away. Because it’s on the east coast, the water is calm and it’s great for swimming. When I was small my family would spend three weeks here every summer. We swam, ate strawberries and ice-cream and the sun was always shining – at least that’s how I remember it. It isn’t fancy (although we did install an indoor shower in the 1990s) but I love it – my wife and I even got married here. … [Read more...] about Secret Europe escapes: where locals go on holiday