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A freak accident involving a tree falling into a swimming pool has killed one woman who was swimming at the time. The horror accident killed a woman in her 50s, with the unnamed woman said to have been taking her regular dive into the swimming pool in The Bronx, New York City , on Monday. A large tree is said to have fallen onto the woman, killing her instantly as it crashed into the waters of a pool behind the River Terrace Apartments of Palisades Avenue. READ MORE: Woman needed skin grafts for grim injuries after dog chewed her 'like a piece of meat' Another older woman in the pool was struck by the tree and rushed to hospital . She is said to be in a critical condition with trauma to the body, but did survive the horrifying accident that left a tree toppling over into the pool. Resident Miriam Allen is said to have seen the tree fall, and said there were "three or four people" inside of the pool. Miriam said: "Everybody was screaming ‘help! Help!’. My windows … [Read more...] about Woman killed in ‘freak’ swimming pool accident as giant tree collapses into water

Taylor's Tuesday Transfers brings you up to date with all the latest from the transfer market (Image: GETTY) SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info Hello again everyone! There is not long to go now until the transfer window slams shut on September 1 and there is plenty to digest as Premier League clubs continue to up the ante in their pursuit of new recruits. Here is the latest from the market... Related articles Arsenal approaching next phase of Mikel Arteta transfer plan Man Utd target second 'bad boy' striker as PSG frontman added to list Exclusive: Lampard to study Bamba Dieng tapes Everton boss Frank Lampard is set to study video footage of Marseille forward Bamba Dieng after the Toffees were offered the chance … [Read more...] about Taylor’s Transfers: Everton deal rests on video footage, Arsenal exit, three West Ham bids

How we sighed with relief when Jeremy Corbyn lost the 2019 general election and it became clear that he wasn’t going to turn Britain into Venezuela. But now it looks as if we’ll have Keir Starmer do it instead . Or, for that matter, the Conservative government. Whoever wins the Conservative leadership election, and whoever goes on to win the next general election, it seems we are doomed to go down the same path as Venezuela; the only question is how far. I am not surprised that three quarters of Conservative voters told a YouGov poll this morning that they back Starmer’s proposal to freeze the energy price cap at its current level for a further six months, funded, he claims, through a further windfall tax on oil companies, this one backdated to January. Who, save for the wealthy, doesn’t fear their energy bills this winter, and wonder how they are going to keep warm? Once the details sink in, however, I suspect attitudes might change. Starmer’s six month price cap will cost … [Read more...] about Keir Starmer’s fantasy economics will only worsen the energy crisis

SNP ministers are considering issuing a formal plea to the British Army and hiring a second cruise ship to house Ukrainian refugees , after Nicola Sturgeon’s flagship “super sponsor” scheme descended into chaos. The Telegraph understands that Scottish government officials have discussed the highly usual step of making a Military Aid to Civil Authorities (MACA) request to the Ministry of Defence, due to fears thousands of people fleeing the Russian invasion will arrive in Scotland with nowhere to go. Meanwhile, the Scottish government is also believed to be exploring hiring a second cruise ship, which would be based on the Clyde, despite controversy over sending Ukrainians to live on a vessel which has already docked in Edinburgh, which has windowless rooms more cramped than prison cells . While no formal MACA request has yet been made to the military, discussions about the move are believed to have taken place between Scottish and UK Government staff. Almost 30,000 visas … [Read more...] about Scottish government ‘considering formal plea to British Army’ to help house Ukrainian refugees

For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails The latest deal designed to get more would-be first-time buyers into their own homes got the green light this week, with the Government promising that thousands of properties will be built on brownfield sites during 2017. With cash from the Government’s £1.2bn Starter Homes Land Fund, which supports the development of starter homes on sites across England only, every home will be available strictly for current renters aged 23-40 and, crucially, offering a minimum 20 per cent discount on market values. The first wave of homes will be built under partnerships with 30 local authorities including Blackpool, Gloucester, Northumberland, Bristol, Plymouth, Manchester and Luton. But as one big plan to solve the first-time buyer problem launches, so another closes – the Help to Buy Mortgage Guarantee shut up shop on 31 … [Read more...] about Making sense of first time buyer deals

Stay ahead of the trend in fashion and beyond with our free weekly Lifestyle Edit newsletter Stay ahead of the trend in fashion and beyond with our free weekly Lifestyle Edit newsletter We may be in the middle of the summer holidays, with heatwaves and outings leaving your energy levels feeling a bit sapped – but it’s the perfect time to get ahead on jobs around the house. After all, it only takes a turn in the weather to remind us autumn isn’t that far off – and you might want to make a start on some tasks now, especially if we’re going to be hunkering down inside in the months to come. “Throw open the windows and let the fresh summer air circulate through your home!” says Howard Moss, CEO of Astonish cleaning brand (astonish.co.uk). “August is the perfect time to give your house a deep clean before wintry weather and shorter days make it tougher to keep up with your cleaning routine.” Here’s how to give yourself a head start… 1. Declutter your … [Read more...] about 7 cleaning jobs you need to tackle this summer

For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails Shoppers have witnessed their grocery bills surge at the fastest rate since 2008 following spikes in the price of butter, milk and chicken, according to new data. Research firm Kantar has revealed grocery price inflation jumped to 11.6% for the four weeks to August 7, compared with 9.9% in the previous month. It said this equates to a £533 annual increase in the average UK household’s grocery bill. As a result, it reported sales of own-label value products increased by almost a fifth – 19.7% – as shoppers sought to make savings. Fraser McKevitt, head of retail and consumer insight at Kantar, said: “As predicted, we’ve now hit a new peak in grocery price inflation, with products like butter, milk and poultry in particular seeing some of the biggest jumps. “This rise means that the average annual … [Read more...] about Grocery bills soar at fastest rate since 2008

For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails Ted Baker has agreed a £211 million takeover by Authentic Brands Group, the US owner of Reebok and Juicy Couture. Shares in the British fashion brand jumped on Tuesday morning after it confirmed the agreement following months of takeover speculation. Ted Baker’s board told shareholders they have recommended a 110p per share deal. If confirmed, the deal will be worth almost a third less than the 160p per share approach ABG was contemplating in May as potential suitors circled the retail business. Nevertheless, it represents a significant premium to Ted Baker’s current share price, which had slumped since the start of the year. The retailer, which has nearly 400 locations, launched a formal sale process in April after US private equity firm Sycamore made a series of approaches for the brand and … [Read more...] about Ted Baker agrees £211m takeover by Reebok owner Authentic Brands

For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails An investigation into alleged mis-selling by housebuilder Barratt Homes has been dropped by the competition watchdog after it found “insufficient” evidence to take legal action. Four of the UK’s biggest housebuilders came under scrutiny from the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) more than two years ago as it probed the leasehold housing market. It followed allegations that large developers had broken consumer protection laws by mis-selling leasehold homes and using unfair contract terms which tied some leaseholders to homes they could not sell. In December, housing giant Taylor Wimpey agreed to scrap terms from leasehold contracts which caused ground rents to double in price every decade. And 15 more businesses committing to removing the unfair terms in March, effectively freeing thousands more … [Read more...] about Watchdog drops case against Barratt Homes in leasehold mis-selling scandal