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Grieving relatives of Payton Gendron’s victims and locals yesterday told of their devastation after the white ­supremacist’s murderous rampage left 10 people dead. The twisted 18-year-old killer launched his racist massacre after calling for London mayor Sadiq Khan to be slaughtered and published a 180-page hate-filled manifesto. Two people were also injured and 11 of those he shot were black. He also mentioned a number of UK towns and court cases, including the Asian grooming gang trial in Rotherham. Gendron live streamed the bloodbath as he tore through the Tops Friendly supermarket in Buffalo, New York, on Saturday. He had ­reportedly scrawled the N-word on his rifle. Payton Gendron ( Image: Erie County District Attorney/AF) As the first of the gunman’s victims were named last night, it emerged police were alerted to him last year after he threatened to shoot fellow students. Dozens of locals yesterday attended the scene of the massacre, America’s worse … [Read more...] about Twisted Buffalo shooter has UK obsession and sick manifesto of ‘high profile enemies’

How many times have you looked at a pile of un-ironed shirts and wanted them to just disappear? If your answer was too many times to mention, it might be time to invest in a little bit of help. A clothes steamer is an effective way to live crease free and as they don't make direct contact with the clothes, you don't have to worry about burning an iron shaped hole into your favourite garments - we've all been there. Like conventional irons, steamers require a little bit of water for the real magic to happen. Most heat up relatively quickly and deliver (sometimes continuous) steam to remove creases straight away. Before parting with your cash and investing in a steamer, it makes sense to find out which type best suits your needs. To help you with your decision, we've compiled a list of some of the best clothes steamers you can buy right now. Best clothes steamers to buy 1. Tefal Handheld Steamer DT7000 Best Tefal clothes steamer for affordability Features: … [Read more...] about 12 Best clothes steamers to buy (2022) UK: enjoy a fresh, crease-free finish

Published 20 April Share close Share page Copy link About sharing Southampton's bid to become UK City of Culture has "clearly a very strong case", a minister has told MPs. The city has been shortlisted for the accolade for 2025 and will find out if it has won late next month. Hampshire MPs, led by Romsey and Southampton North's Caroline Nokes, took part in a debate in the House of Commons on Tuesday backing the bid. Culture minister Nigel Huddleston said Southampton is "brimming with culture" and has "a huge amount to offer". Ms Nokes told the debate that she was "heartened by the strength of the partnerships" supporting the bid across the Solent region. She referred to its "rich and varied culture" that "celebrates and enjoys difference and diversity while also working hard to bring people together". "Southampton lacks nothing, but once we have included the wider Solent … [Read more...] about Southampton’s UK City of Culture bid ‘clearly has a strong case’

The parents of a boy killed in a dog attack 12 years ago are backing the Mirror’s campaign for change, saying they do not want other families to suffer. John-Paul Massey ’s mum and dad talked about the overwhelming grief they still feel after the four-year-old was mauled to death. The parents have spoken out after hearing that another child – three-year-old Daniel Twigg – was killed by a dog on Sunday. John-Paul’s mum Angela McGlynn, 51, said: “When I see other children have been attacked, it breaks my heart. I don’t want anyone else to have to live my Angela and the boy’s dad John Massey split after the tragedy but are united in wanting the Government to take urgent action. John-Paul Massey's father is supporting a Daily Mirror dangerous dog campaign ( Image: Julian Hamilton/Daily Mirror) Former painter and decorator John, 50, said he has daily flashbacks of his little boy lying dead. In tears, John added: “I thought my son... was taken for a reason – that … [Read more...] about ‘My four-year-old son was killed in a dog attack – latest death has to be the last’

Published 32 minutes ago Share close Share page Copy link About sharing Conservative MP Michael Fabricant has been criticised for a tweet relating to the arrest of another MP accused of rape and sexual assault. Tory whips have told the unnamed MP to stay away from Parliament while police carry out their inquiry . On Wednesday, Mr Fabricant tweeted there would be a "strong turnout" of MPs to "prove they are not the one told by the chief whip to stay at home". Labour's deputy leader Angela Rayner called the tweet "grotesque". Welsh Secretary Simon Hart also condemned it as "idiotic" and "insensitive", telling BBC Two's Politics Live: "It attempts to make light of a really serious situation, I despair when I read stuff like that." And the chair of Parliament's Committee on Standards, Labour MP Chris Bryant, said the post showed "absolutely shameful disregard for the alleged … [Read more...] about Tory MP Michael Fabricant condemned over ‘grotesque’ tweet

Danny Shaw @DannyShawBBC on Twitter Published 22 June 2016 Share close Share page Copy link About sharing Early on a Saturday morning I found myself in the basement of a hotel in the company of 12 strangers. The air conditioning was on at full blast; the atmosphere between us was also rather chilly. This was our "sentence" for committing a minor motoring offence - and none of us wanted to be there. We were on a driver awareness course called What's Driving Us? It was that, or accept a £100 fine and three penalty points. No contest, really. Over the next three hours there were discussions, presentations and role-play. None of us embraced it with any great enthusiasm - we just wanted to "tick the box" and let the weekend begin. My crime? I had jumped a red light driving up the A10 in north London and was spotted by a CCTV camera. The road ahead … [Read more...] about Do driver awareness courses make roads safer?

A three-year-old boy died from a dog attack in Rochdale yesterday lunchtime. The toddler was rushed to hospital from a property in Milnrow, Rochdale where he was pronounced dead. No arrests have been made at this stage and enquiries are ongoing to establish the circumstances, Greater Manchester Police said in a statement. Detective Superintendent Jamie Daniels, of GMP's Public Protection and Serious Crime Division, said: "This is a tragic, devastating incident and our thoughts are with the family at this horrendous time. "We are investigating the incident and previous incidents involving dogs at this address, Manchester Evening News reports . "While our enquiries to find out what happened will be thorough and are very much in their infancy, we suspect that this little boy has, sadly succumbed, to injuries received as a result of a dog attack. Were you affected by this story? Email [email protected] Police are investigating the dog attack "I understand this … [Read more...] about Boy, 3, mauled to death in ‘devastating’ dog attack known for ‘previous incidents’

Published 1 minute ago comments Comments Share close Share page Copy link About sharing Related Topics Prime Minister's Questions Boris Johnson has been urged by Labour to stop dithering and impose a one-off windfall tax on energy giants' profits to tackle the cost of living crisis. Sir Keir Starmer said that every day the PM delays his "inevitable U-turn" he was "choosing to let people struggle when they don't need to". The PM accused the Labour leader of having a "lust to raise taxes". But he did not rule out a windfall tax, telling MPs he would "look at all sensible measures" to help families. The pair clashed at Prime Minister's Questions as UK inflation rose to 9%, the highest rate for 40 years, on the back of soaring energy bills. Energy bills push price rises to 40-year high How would a windfall tax on energy firms work? Chancellor … [Read more...] about Government windfall tax U-turn inevitable, says Keir Starmer

Published 1 hour ago Share close Share page Copy link About sharing A union has called for MPs accused of sexual offences to be banned from Parliament while inquiries take place. The general secretary of Prospect, Mike Clancy, said the current voluntary arrangement is not sufficient. He told BBC Radio 4's Today programme that Parliament is "a workplace like any other" and it should not be "beyond the reach of normal practices". It comes after a Tory MP arrested on suspicion of rape and sexual assault was asked to stay away by party whips. Westminster has been hit with a number of allegations concerning MPs' behaviour in recent months, with newspaper reports claiming 56 MPs had been reported to Parliament's complaints scheme over accusations of sexual harassment. Mr Clancy, whose union represents a number of parliamentary workers, said Parliament "should be a space in which the … [Read more...] about Ban MPs accused of sexual offences from Parliament during police investigations, says union

By Jennifer Meierhans & Alex Taylor Published 22 April Share close Share page Copy link About sharing Trying to watch some of Netflix's more recent series all the way through, says Paul Weiner, feels a bit like cramming frankfurters down your throat in a hotdog eating contest. Readers outside the US may not share the American enthusiasm for competitive hotdog swallowing. But maybe they can relate to the feeling. We've all spent the last few years, the last two especially, binge-watching, indiscriminately, too mesmerised to click the off-button. Are we maybe just a little bit sick of it? That's the fear seizing executives in Netflix's boardroom right now. That Mr Weiner, a 28-year-old artist from Denver, Colorado, who loved the streaming service at first, especially for watching old favourites like Star Trek and The Office, typifies a new mood. That after years of skyrocketing … [Read more...] about Have we had enough of Netflix?