Dave Grohl's two oldest daughters have taken down their social media accounts after he admitted to cheating on their mother Jordyn Blum and fathering a secret baby girl. The Foo Fighters singer, 55, admitted to cheating on his wife in an Instagram statement on Tuesday. Grohl and Blum, 48, met in 2001 and have been married since 2003, sharing three daughters - Violet, 18, Harper, 15, and Ophelia, 10.
The president's remark concerning the anniversary of the September 11 attacks on America caused some on social media to raise their eyebrows at his phrasing. He had been speaking to reporters outside of the White House just hours before the presidential debate between his veep Kamala Harris and former president Donald Trump.
A popular TV presenter has called on Keir Starmer to apologise for the winter fuel payment cut as millions of pensioners are set to lose the annual payment.
Both domestic abusers and sex offenders were among the 1,700 people freed by Labour's early prisoner release scheme today, sparking fears of a 'ticking time bomb'.
Dozens of Labour MPs defied a three-line whip, with some warning the raid would leave elderly constituents unable to turn their heating on this winter.
He may have dubbed his plan 'Project Harmony'. But to anyone observing the high-noon showdown about to unfold between Rupert Murdoch and his four oldest children in a dusty court in Nevada, the nickname looks optimistic. The 93-year-old tycoon and his offspring are set to square off in a secret legal battle in the desert city of Reno. At the heart of the case is one question - whether or not Murdoch can successfully change the terms of a confidential family trust in order to hand control of his sprawling media empire to his oldest son Lachlan, 53, whose Right-wing politics closely mirror his father's. Murdoch, in his twilight years, is mounting perhaps his most shocking takeover yet: a move that some have suggested would make Logan Roy - the foul-mouthed, domineering mogul of TV drama Succession - blush. Following an initial 'status conference' last night, the full hearing will begin next Monday.
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Around 1,700 people were freed by the controversial scheme today, with everyone eligible for release apart from violent criminals jailed for more than four years. Photographs outside Pentonville prison in London show a group of men gathered outside a black and red Lamborghini, including one prisoner dressed in a lakers T-shirt with his hair in dreadlocks. Footage then shows the luxury vehicle driving along the street, with the prisoner understood to have been picked up by either the Lamborghini or a Bentley. The vehicle is filmed driving slowing through a pedestrian crossing and around a bend on a busy street.
Neil Basu, who was head of Counter Terror Policing for three years, said stop and search has been the reason for a collapse in trust by people from ethnic minority backgrounds.
No fault evictions will finally be banned for England's 11 million renters under new proposals first floated by the previous Tory government
The King and Queen will undertake up to ten engagements a day on their official trip to Australia and Samoa next month - despite his continuing cancer treatment.
Some 10million pensioners will not get the winter fuel allowance - worth up to £300 - this year after MPs signed off the controversial measure by 348 to 228. Just one Labour MP, veteran left-winger Jon Trickett, supported a Tory motion to block the move, and now faces having the whip suspended. But the margin hid painful soul-searching, with the Government's majority falling to 120 from its theoretical strength of 167. There were 53 abstentions, with MPs citing dentist appointments and personal crises to skip from the vote, and claims that one was seen in tears in the voting lobbies. Labour sources insisted that just a dozen dodged the vote without having been given approval. There had been threats of punishment, and seven MPs were already out in the cold following a previous protest over the two-child benefit cap.
The 54-year-old father of two faces 13 charges, including taking 3.9kg of cocaine from Greater Manchester Police's serious crime division between April 2017 and January 2020
Stephen Barr, 38, of Aberdeen, deliberately targeted the pensioner because he knew he was vulnerable and confused.
Sapper Charlie Saywell, 25, was discovered in the River Medway on March 5 at around 10.50am when a member of the public spotted his body in the mud at the Turks Shipyard in Chatham, Kent.
Mel Stride became the latest contender ousted from the Tory leadership today as Robert Jenrick topped the MP ballot again. The Parliamentary party has whittled down the field to succeed Rishi Sunak from five to four. Mr Jenrick was seen as the frontrunner after topping the first round last week, but tensions are rising with Kemi Badenoch's allies amid allegations of 'dirty tricks' on both sides. He received 33 votes while she picked up 28.
Nabil Arif, 36, sent Ms Phillips abusive messages relating to the war between Israel and Hamas between October 13 2023 and February 20 this year.
Former Scottish rugby captain Stuart Hogg has been released on bail after arriving at court in handcuffs following his arrest for stalking and breaching bail conditions.
The father-of-two, who was wearing a helmet, lost his skis during the fall and suffered injuries 'incompatible with survival', according to a coroner
Ex-RNLI volunteer Steve Dymond, 63, appeared on the show on May 2, 2019, to try to prove to his on-off partner Jane Callaghan that he didn't cheat on her. The father, from Portsmouth, Hampshire, failed a lie detector test and was found dead seven days later in the £100-a-week room he rented, having overdosed on morphine. A coroner ruled there was 'no causal link' between the appearance of the guest on his show and his death. But a statement from Mr Dymond's son Carl Woolley, which was read by family lawyer Anna Thwaites outside the coroner's court, claimed the end of the show was the 'only good thing' to come from his father's death.
Oliver Philpott, 34, called his GP practice at least six times during the Covid 19 lockdown complaining of a severe pain in his back and long-term fatigue.
The children's father, Piotr Swiderski, died by hanging at his home in Staines-upon-Thames, Surrey, on August 31, the area coroner for Surrey, Simon Wickens, told the court.
Lucy Letby's nurse training at university covered the case of 'Angel of Death' serial killer Beverley Allitt who murdered four children at hospital, a public inquiry has heard.
Huw Edwards still hasn't repaid any of the £200,000 he was paid by the BBC after being arrested over child abuse images, Tim Davie has revealed. The BBC director-general said today he hopes 'to make progress' to recover earnings from the disgraced former newsreader. Edwards, 62, pleaded guilty to having indecent images of children on July 31 at Westminster Magistrates' Court, with seven of the 41 images being of the most serious type. The court heard he had been involved in an online chat with an adult man - since named as Alex Williams - on WhatsApp between December 2020 and August 2021, who sent him 377 sexual images, of which 41 were indecent images of children.
A couple from Sunderland who pretended to have 18 children in a £300k tax credit fraud scam have now been ordered to pay back just £2 between them.
The mothers of a 21-day-old baby shaken so violently he was left blind and paralysed, and a teenage boy killed in a brutal machete attack say they are 'sickened' the perpetrators will be freed.
Sir John Eliot Gardiner has started a new orchestra and choir after leaving his old crew over a slapping row after a bass musician went the wrong way off stage at a concert in the south of France .
Dr Anne Marie D'Arcy fell out with the University of Leicester when she suspected bosses wanted to stop students being taught the 14th century Canterbury Tales poet amid a huge shake-up, an employment tribunal heard. At a hearing Dr D'Arcy - an expert on Chaucer - accused the institution's vice-chancellor Professor Nishan Canagarajah of saying he wanted to 'de-colonise' the curriculum and introduce 'non-culturally British sources' into the English department.
Gangs are 'criminalising' youngsters on bikes by using them to deliver drugs and do the 'final kilometre' of the trade, a council meeting in Bradford City Hall was told.
Sam Wealleans, of Newbiggin-by-the-Sea in Northumberland died after he fell ill during the half marathon on Sunday.
Consumers are still enduring steep increases on some items such as vitamins and chocolate despite overall grocery price inflation steadying at 1.7 per cent in the four weeks to September 1.
The royals made a visit to the charity organisation, in Woodford Green, London which works to 'fund specialist care to children who have life-limiting or life-threatening conditions', where they attended a garden party and planted a commemorative tree. The daughter of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson looked to be in high spirits as they spent the day chatting with families and supporters of the venue, sharing a sweet video from the day on Instagram . Eugenie, 34, wrote: 'It was so incredible to see the caring work they do and meet some of the children and families whose lives are changed by the care and support they receive here.'
Judge Carl Nichols filed an order at the court in Washington after reviewing the Duke of Sussex's US immigration documents for four months.
During the clip, the Princess of Wales and Prince William are seen celebrating the Princess's recovery in Norfolk.
Prince William revealed that Prince Louis has been trying to steal Princess Charlotte's friendship bracelets as he visited a primary school in Llanelli, west Wales, today.
King Charles and Queen Camilla are understood to have welcomed Kate's announcement as 'wonderful news' and will continue to offer all love, thoughts and support to the royal.
Interior minister Nancy Faeser, of Chancellor Olaf Scholz 's struggling Social Democrat party (SPD), yesterday announced that harsher restrictions would be implemented across Germany's 2,300-mile land border from September 16. The scheme, which will last six months before review and enable authorities to reject more migrants directly at German borders, represents a significant extension of controls introduced last year on Germany's borders with Poland, the Czech Republic and Switzerland. Now, borders with Denmark, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, France and Austria will also be subject to the restrictions. Many European countries are supportive of more stringent EU-wide border restrictions to curb migration into the bloc. But they are less enthused by Germany's declaration it will start turning migrants back to neighbouring nations.
The remains of Saint Teresa of Avila, who died in 1582, has been hailed one of 'God's miracles' after doctors and scientists exhumed her body housed in a Spanish church.
Aryan Mishra, 19, was travelling with his friends in Faridabad, India, when they were spotted by the 'cow vigilantes' on the Delhi-Agra National Highway and chased for 18 miles.
Russia's ministry of defence said it had shot down 144 Ukrainian drones overnight - '72 UAVs over Bryansk region, 20 over Moscow region, 14 over Kursk region, and 13 over Tula region'.
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