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13:08 EDT, 8 April 2021 711 shares Well-wishers have raised more than £30,000 towards the funeral of a two-week-old baby boy who was killed after a car hit his pram during the first outing with his 18-year-old mother. Ciaran Leigh Morris suffered serious injuries after a white BMW collided with his stroller as his family were pushing him along the pavement in Brownhills, near Walsall, West Midlands, on Easter Sunday afternoon. He was rushed to hospital, but nothing could be done to save him...

IN the wonderful world of the internet, chitterlings – once a south Durham delicacy of dubious delights – are known as “pork poo tubes”. Which is just about what they are: made from the pig’s intestine, which is indeed a tube which leads from the pig’s stomach to its rear end. Memories 517 a fortnight ago was chattering about chitterlings, about how they needed to be thoroughly washed out and boiled before being consumed, about how they stank to high heaven. J Lochners butchers ...

Burglar who fell asleep while robbing mans house woken up by police The hapless burglar fell asleep mid-way through breaking into his victims house in Thailand – and to make matters worse the man whose home he was breaking into was a police sergeant Even though Kinkhunthot didn’t manage to steal anything from the officer, he was still charged with breaking and entering. (Image: Reddit) The Daily Stars FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxI...

Who plays Principal Glass in Family Reunion? Meet Mark Curry on Instagram!   Everyone’s favourite American comedy series, Family Reunion, is finally back on our television screens with another season premiering today, April 5th. The show was first released on 10 th July 2019 and fans are overjoyed that it has been renewed for yet another season. With a sound 6.5/10 rating on IMDb, if you haven’t tuned into Family Reunion before, now is your time to binge-watch ready for season 3. Read o...

BANNED: Matthew Leedham A DRUG driving builder who was high on cocaine after a break-up has been banned from driving. Matthew Leedham had both cocaine and a metabolite of cocaine (BZE) in his body when he was pulled over by police. The 23-year-old of Maple Grove, Droitwich, appeared before magistrates in Worcester on Thursday where he admitted two charges of driving with a specified controlled drug in his blood in Meadow Road, Droitwich on October 8 last year. He had 400 micrograms of b...

THIEF: Richard Kupfer who stole whisky from M&S in Worcester High Street A HEROIN addict shoplifter has been at it again in Worcester - months after magistrates gave him yet another chance to turn his life around. Richard Kupfer walked free from court yet again despite flouting a court order designed to stop his light-fingered ways. He is now banned from Worcester High Street, The Shambles and the Crown Gate Shopping Centre for eight weeks as magistrates imposed an exclusion order. The...

Freedom Financial Funds Announces $4.62 Million Loan To Rancho Empire Development, LLC Share Article Freedom Financial Funds, LLC recently provided a $4,620,000 loan for 84 percent of the total cost of a new acquisition and development in Lake Elsinore, California by Rancho Empire Development, LLC. We are a people-first lender. Over eighty percent of our annual volume is with repeat relationships, and it speaks to the strengths of our team and process. CALABASAS,...

A GROUP of travellers who dumped a "gas canister" and rubbish before fleeing a Romsey leisure centre have been criticised by Test Valley leaders. Police were alerted to the unauthorised encampment at 8.45pm on Wednesday (March 10) after they were spotted at Romsey Rapids Sports Complex, Southampton Road. It is believed seven caravans were onsite. Deputy leader of Test Valley Borough Council (TVBC), councillor Nick Adams-King, revealed a "gas canister" and a "small amount of rubbish" wer...

FGR v Harrogate Town. Image taken from match in December Report by Sam Wiles Forest Green held on to claim a 2-1 victory against Harrogate Town despite a barrage of late pressure from the visiting side. Rovers defenders Chris Stokes and Kane Wilson netted their first league goals of the season and a late Jay Williams goal made for a nervy ending to the match for Mark Cooper’s men. The start of the first half was fairly uneventful, with Forest Green defender Baily Cargill having the best...

FGR boss Mark Cooper By Sam Wiles Forest Green survived a late surge in pressure from Harrogate Town to claim a hard fought 2-1 victory. Defenders Chris Stokes and Kane Wilson both scored their first league goals of the season as they put Rovers ahead after 50 minutes of play. Deep into injury time, a Harrogate corner was met by Jay Williams who rose highest in the Forest Green box to head home for the visiting side. As well as a late Harrogate goal to half the deficit, Rovers’ final ...