Saad Ameer Butt, 29, was detained by police in Lahore and is currently being questioned over the killing of Mayra Zulfiqar (pictured), 24, who was shot dead in an upmarket district of the city.

A University College London (UCL) survey of just over 70,000 people showed understanding of Government guidance is at its lowest level since November during the circuit breaker lockdown.

Keith Vernon, 76, from West Chiltington, Sussex, struck the young boy who was riding with his father an another adult, knocking him over the handlebars onto the road.

Lisa Keogh, 29, was reported to chiefs at University of Abertay by her classmates following a seminar in which she argued 'women have vaginas' and are 'not as strong as men'.

The centralised system failed to notify local contact tracers in the Lancashire authority of 164 positive cases in late April and early May.

In a statement tonight, Prince William told of his 'indescribable sadness' that the controversial Panorama interview increased his mother's 'fear, paranoia and isolation' in her final years.

The Prime Minister said eliminating the measure was the 'single biggest difference' the government could bring about in order to get Britain's pubs back into action.

Emily Lewis, 15, from Southampton, died from catastrophic injuries after the speedboat hit a heavy buoy which the skipper had failed to see while doing high-speed stunts.

Wayne and Coleen Rooney are finally set to move into their £20 million mansion ending four troubled years of delays and planning rows - and they celebrated with a date night.

Lady Lavinia Nourse, from Newmarket in Suffolk, was married to Sir Martin Nourse, who died in 2017 aged 85.

Sophie Wessex, 56, held a a video call to mark her new role as patron of the women's health charity Wellbeing Of Women this week, and became the first royal to put a spotlight on the taboo issue.

Deirdre Morley, 44, who was found not guilty by reason of insanity of murdering her three children in Dublin in January 2020 has been returned to the Central Mental Hospital.

Holland & Barrett, River Island and Dunelm are the first chains to sign up to the 'Beat the Receipt campaign'. Currently, around 30million receipts are printed daily with most thrown away.

Donald McPherson, 47, who was previously jailed in Germany for embezzlement, was dramatically cleared of killing wealthy heiress Paula Leeson when a trial was halted in March.

The Archbishop of Canterbury has issued a personal apology for the Church of England's failure to halt sadistic abuse at Anglican boys' camps run by youth leader John Smyth QC.

Trade Secretary Liz Truss has been given the go-ahead to bring about the post-Brexit deal in spite of a significant backlash from the UK agriculture industry.

Oliver Dowden last night threatened the BBC with drastic reforms to its structure in response to 'damning failings' exposed by the Martin Bashir report.

Eugenio Senese, 29, and a friend were in a white Mercedes Benz in the tourist hotspot city of Tulum last Friday when they were executed by narcos assassins.

MI5 took to Instagram to release a series of comical job application letters they had received from children across the UK determined to become the agency's next top spies.

Passengers, some of whom enjoyed a Pullman-style dining experience, were taken on a round-trip from London Victoria station lasting three hours as they journeyed through the capital and Surrey.

The body was found at around 1pm on Thursday, May 20 after police and paramedics were alerted by a member of the public. A cordon was placed around Bentley Wharf Bridge in Willenhall.

Princess Eugenie, 30, has congratulated her big sister Princess Beatrice, 32, and her Italian husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, 36, after the couple announced their pregnancy yesterday.

Eltiona Skana, 31, was jailed for life with a minimum of eight years in December after pleading guilty to Emily's manslaughter on March 22, 2020.

Devon and Cornwall police today practised sawing off protestors makeshift 'lock-on' devices at their HQ in Exeter ahead of the mass protests expected at the G7 summit next month.

Emergency services were called to Treviscoe Close, in Exhall, Warwickshire, following reports of a disturbance at around 8.30am today.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken warned Russia that the North Pole must remain 'free of conflict' at the tense summit on Thursday. Lavrov said he saw 'no grounds' for conflict.

The Duke of Cambridge, 38, has been waiting his turn to get the jab, though it's unknown whether he was administered a dose of Pfizer or AstraZeneca at London's Science Museum on Tuesday.

Some 95 out of 149 local authorities in England saw Covid cases dip last week. Dr Yvonne Doyle said the latest data was 'hugely encouraging' but that there was still concern over the Indian variant.

The six-bed detached properties in the West Pennine moors are up to a third bigger and in different locations than they were allowed, a planning inquiry heard.

Police have released video of the gloomy Gloucester cellar they are excavating in the hunt for the remains of suspected Fred West victim 15-year-old Mary Bastholm.

The 750-year-old Wickham Horse Fair, which usually attracts thousands, had been cancelled for the second consecutive year to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.

The broadcaster criticised the Home Secretary for 'posing for a photo opp' while out on an operation with the National Crime Agency (NCA) in east London yesterday.

Dillon Fung was a teenager when he broke his back after falling on his head while attempting the ski jump during a school trip to Austria in March 2016.

A Paris court has this morning ruled in the favour of 540 women from the UK - and another 2,000 from across the world - who were impacted by the shocking Poly Implant Prothese (PIP) scandal.

Clare Findlay, 79, who was then living in the Scottish Highlands, answered the plea for help in 1992, when refugees were fleeing war-torn Bosnia. Pictured: The mother and now grown-up children.

The number of UK-wide infections recorded today are up slightly on the 2,657 last Thursday, a rise of about 8 per cent, but the national case rate has largely remained stable since April.

Supporters were pictured wearing kits with 'Covid' on the back and emblazoned with the number 19. The shirts were seen at Tuesday's Premier League clash and Saturday's FA Cup Final.

James, 48, the youngest son of mogul Rupert, has previously spoken out about 'media property owners' for unleashing ' uncontrollable forces' with their support of disinformation about the 2020 election.

Researchers from the University of Alabama at Birmingham and Columbia University in New York examined self-reported television viewing habits and related brain size.

Experts from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill studied the walking patterns and habits of 16,732 women aged over 60 between 2011 and 2015.

One circular structure (pictured), which frames the Lake District's Borrowdale Valley, is believed to have been made from local slate and created by a 'very talented and patient individual'.

Minesh Patel, 27, was confronted by undercover group Guardians of the North as he made his way to Gateshead Metro Station. He appeared at Newcastle Crown Court yesterday.

Staff said there is overcrowding at the west London airport as passengers from different lists form a bottleneck and are forced to drink from same water fountain.

Daniel Brookshaw, 26, and his partner Celine Casey, 24, from York, North Yorkshire, welcomed daughter Vienna on April 6, who was born with a large congenital melanocytic nevus.

Lauren Garrison, 28, was taunted by youths outside a pub in Worthing, West Sussex, on Monday. The mother-of-one, who feared she was going to be killed, was subject to an attack that left her unconscious.

The Duke of Cambridge tweeted: 'On Tuesday I received my first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine. To all those working on the vaccine rollout - thank you for everything you've done and continue to do.'

The Duke of Sussex is an executive producer of 'The Me You Can't See', which premieres on Friday. One insider told Page Six that Harry is expected to drop more 'Truth Bombs' in the show

A fingerprint detects cocaine usage, thanks to benzoylecgonine, a molecule produced in the body when the drug is ingested, experts at the University of Surrey show.

The storage unit, which measures a modest 19ft wide and 95ft long, is nestled yards from the beach in the heart of the Millionaire's Playground in Dorset.

A teenager who sparked national uproar after he kicked a fisherman into the River Mersey says he will 'do his time' after admitting assault at court.

EXCLUSIVE: Middle-class recreational drug users have been targeted by UK police forces warning them they have been identified - after officers seized county lines dealers' phones.

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said that 10 per cent of staff -  some 2.7 million people - were claiming the emergency payments, compared to 20 per cent at the height of the third lockdown.

Teachers in England will be responsible for giving out GCSE and A-level marks for pupils this year with most schools set to place greater weight on exam-style papers.

Rebekka Mccabe shared a TikTok video of the moment they received a phone call from the Glasgow hotel employee, who said the complainant had asked them to 'cover their modesty'.

Laura Bardsley, from Reddish, near Stockport, slept with the teen on several occasions after getting close to his family when her relationship with her long term partner began to crumble.

Clive Porter, 63, was killed while he worked on the Grand Union Canal near Broughton in Aylesbury on Monday 26 April. Police investigating his murder are appealing for a dog walker to come forward.

ALEX BRUMMER: The memory of getting back on to the UK housing ladder in 1989, after years in the US, is as vivid today as it was then. The cheapest mortgage I found was at a 12.75% interest rate.

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In a clip featured on Fox News' 'The Ingraham Angle', psychology Professor Sheri Atwater - recently hired by the Hermosa Beach City School District - discusses her teaching methods.

Prince Harry has told Oprah Winfrey that his wife was only prevented from killing herself by concern for him, and not wanting to put him through the trauma of losing someone he loved.

The late spring weather has left nearly 600 homes near Swansea, 100 near Leicester and over 200 in Leeds without electricity after winds brought trees crashing on to power cables.

The Duke of Sussex said in his new mental health documentary series with Oprah Winfrey that he has 'always felt worried' for most of his life when he flies back to London.

In his new show, The Me You Can't See, Prince Harry says his family tried to prevent him and Megan from leaving when she was suicidal and admits to drinking and doing drugs in his 30s.

The warning applies to anybody who visited the Melbourne store at the Epping North supermarket on the corner of Epping Road and Lyndarum Drive on May 8 between 5.40pm to 6.38pm.

Spain will follow Portugal's lead and let UK tourists in from next week, the Spanish government confirmed on Friday in an official state bulletin - despite it being on the UK's amber travel list.

Justice Secretary Robert Buckland confirmed that the government would be looking at 'wider issues' after 'damning failings' were exposed by Lord Dyson's investigation.

Pub-goers enjoyed their new freedom by toasting the return of pubs and restaurants in England as new Covid rules now mean people are allowed to eat and drink inside as well as outside.

Uber has recently launched a new subscription service for its users across Australia - and the benefits for new members are set to be enticing for many.

Russia has revealed that it has been developing a secret hypersonic missile codenamed Ostrota, a day after President Vladimir Putin threatened to 'knock the teeth out of' foreign enemies.

Mitul Patel, 38, of northwest suburban Palatine, Illinois, was allegedly the driver behind the wheel during the incident. He works as a FedEx driver.

In court on Thursday, the third alleged rape victim of That 70s Show star Danny Masterson claimed he 'ravaged' her 'like a rag doll' and she felt the need to obey him as he was very commanding.

A 21-year-old man and a woman, 19, were arrested after a poster with a swastika in place of the Star of David on the flag of Israel was put up outside the library at London's Royal Holloway University.

Prince Harry again blasted his father's parenting and claims in a new mental health documentary series with Oprah Winfrey that his father told him he would suffer the same problems he did.

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki called for an 'independent, transparent investigation' after Republicans on the House Intel committee promoted the lab leak theory for the coronavirus.

The Justice Department informed Barbara Starr last week that prosecutors had obtained her records covering two months, between June 1, 2017 to July 31, 2017.

Dean Mintz, who is notoriously mysterious, founded Cettire - an online site selling products from more than 500 designers, including Prada, Gucci, Saint Laurent and Valentino - in 2017.

A man has allegedly threatened tourists with a chainsaw in an outback Northern Territory pub before being wrestled to the ground.

In a series of interviews on Apple TV's The Me You Can't See, Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, said he was 'woken up in the middle of the night' to Meghan 'crying in her pillow'.

Justice Secretary Robert Buckland said using a face covering will still be the 'right thing to do' when people have a 'runny nose'.

The Australian taxpayer owned corporation told up to 50 staff of a streamlining of their department over a Zoom meeting despite raking in $3.5billion this financial year.

Diana, the princess of Wales, died in 1997 alongside Egyptian film producer Dodi Al Fayed, who she had been dating for several months.

During her trial the jury was told of Lady Nourse's enviable married life, how she and Sir Martin went on shooting weekends and counted former UK foreign secretary Sir Malcolm Rifkind as friends.

Earl Spencer today said he linked his sister Princess Diana's death to the BBC and the crisis of trust that engulfed her after being deceived by Martin Bashir into taking part in his Panorama chat.

A Sydney woman is furious after receiving a $1000 fine for a little-known road rule, taking to social media to vent her frustrations.

Authorities have raided the home of notorious fraudster Belle Gibson to recoup over $500,000 she owes in fines for duping people into believing she cured her own brain cancer.

A teenager from Melbourne's north has been missing for two months, sparking a police appeal for public help in a bid to locate his whereabouts.

The state's budget on Thursday announced a new tax on property developers, a new levy on successful businesses and large increases to stamp duty and land tax.

Politicians from both the Labor Opposition and the government are calling for Australia to accept migrants again. Labor frontbencher Tony Burke wants a boost to the permanent intake.

India's biggest Sikh organisation has asked the countries external affairs minister to intervene in the NSW governments ban on the kirpan, a religious dagger, which was used in a Sydney school stabbing.

'I was worried about it, I was afraid,' Harry told The Associated Press during a recent joint interview with Oprah Winfrey to promote a mental-health series they co-created for Apple TV+.

Technology and cybersecurity chiefs and accounting partners are commanding salaries of more than $300,000, new data from recruitment firm Robert Half has revealed.

The Australian Medical Association is urging prominent Queenslanders to be vaccinated immediately after the premier said she would delay her Covid-19 jab.

Former Secret Service agent Evy Poumpouras, right, revealed she was 'outraged' that she could 'do nothing' to protect Michelle Obama, left, from racist comments because of the freedom of speech.

A shattered Indigenous artist has accused AFL club Port Adelaide of endorsing plagiarism after a unique design she painted in 2019 was ripped off by a high school student.

A $265 million 'floating' public playground that was part-funded by Barry Diller and Diane von Furstenberg will open on Friday morning in New York City.

In the latest sign of a strong UK bounceback, clothing sales were up nearly three-quarters as consumers splashed out.

Former Minneapolis police officer, Tou Thao, has been accused of waging a 'desperate smear campaign,' against the State in a 'shameless' bid to derail prosecution in the killing of George Floyd.

A grandmother who killed her 2-year-old daughter while driving has been spared jail time. The judge said 'no good at all would come from you being jailed for what happened.'

The former prime minister caused outrage among the New South Wales Coalition government when he threw his support behind anti-coal farmer Kirsty O'Connell in Upper-Hunter.

Donald Trump told cable news channel OAN that Joe Biden was to blame for the conflict between Israel and Palestine, saying that his successor was 'weak' and had a feeble attitude.

NSW Health issued the alert on Friday morning after the particles were found at the Homebush wastewater network site, in the city's west.

More than 200,000 foreign workers left Australia in 2020 and have not been replaced. Struggling businesses are now saying Australians used to free handouts don't want to work.

Jason Taumalolo's dog has stolen the show in the destructive forward's milestone match. Fans were treated when debutant Heilum Luki shed a tear after scoring in front of his family.

Travellers have been left stunned by photos of cheese toasties which were being sold for up to $22.50 at Hobart Airport in Tasmania. The airport only has three food options available to hungry flyers.

A man in his 40s has been bitten by a shark swimming at a popular tourist beach in Western Australia - the second attack in the country this week.

Elizabeth Schultz, a former Department of Education official who served on the board of Fairfax County schools in Virginia, spoke to Fox on Thursday, warning about teaching in U.S. schools.

Motorists and commuters are being warned about possible delays after thousands of people have swarmed the Sydney CBD protesting for action on climate change. 

Austin Hopp, 26, and Daria Jalali, 27, surrendered to the Larimer County Jail on Thursday after body camera footage shows them beat up a 73-year-old dementia patient last June.

Two fireworks were thrown at demonstrators near Times Square during a protest which saw rival pro-Israel and pro-Palestine groups clash. One person suffered minor burns.

A roadside worker has died after being crushed by a truck at a worksite on Railway Parade near Allawah station during the early hours of Friday morning.

Caitlyn Laws, 20, claims she was aggressively chased by a silver Holden Commodore with flashing red and blue lights at Bidwill in Sydney's northwest on Thursday morning.

Hundreds of photos and videos have been uploaded to the Brisbanetheft Instagram account since it was created in March last year.

Mongols boss Toby Mitchell was asked by cosmetic nurse Brooke Handerek what he loved about the creams sold by surgeon Dr Daniel Lanzer in an Instagram story on Thursday.

Ashley Scott Dennis was given a five-month suspended prison sentence at Adelaide Magistrates Court on Thursday after pleading guilty to one count of bestiality.

CNN host Chris Cuomo says he is 'truly sorry' and admits he crossed the line taking part in strategy calls advising his brother Gov. Andrew Cuomo through his sex-pest scandal.

Toshuua Hughes, 46, underwent an outpatient hysterectomy at Indian River Medical Center in Vero Beach back in June 2017, and has been non-responsive ever since.

Leonard Janes Stanley was staying at the watch house at Hervey Bay Police Station at Scarness, on the Queensland coast, when he recognised the paedohphile on June 3, 2020.

Clive Palmer says he wants to help the 'best rugby league or rugby union player in the world' Israel Folau as he links up with the controversial star to bring him back to playing football.  

RICHARD KAY: Many of the Princess's circle believed Martin Bashir had duped or tricked her into giving her interview in the first place, while questions were being asked in the BBC about his ethics.

Lord Dyson's devastating report found that, as the scandal emerged, the BBC embarked on a cover-up and misled the press about the circumstances surrounding the explosive interview in 1995.

The Chinese telecommunications company was forbidden from supplying equipment for the network in 2018 over security concerns, a move that enraged Beijing.

The Treasury Department said it proposed a global minimum corporate tax rate of at least 15% during international tax negotiations on Thursday.

Dorset's famous Durdle Door beach appeared eerily quiet yesterday - just a year after thousands of sun-seekers defied the Government's lockdown rules to flock to the iconic beauty spot.

Lord Dyson's report includes a litany of documents that expose Martin Bashir's lies and the BBC cover-up that followed. Among them are the forged bank statements.

Australians on middle and average incomes will receive an extra $400, on top of $1,080 in tax cuts, because the Covid-19 lockdowns delayed last year's Budget until October.

Yigal Yehoshua, 56, died in hospital in the Israeli town of Be'er Ya'akov on May 17 just six days after an Arab lynch mob hurled rocks at him as he drove to his home in Lod.

Australians over 50 have been warned they better get the AstraZeneca vaccine if they want to be immunised, because they will be last in line for the Pfizer and are vulnerable to an outbreak.

Arabs and Jews have been fighting in the region for decades and hostilities have escalated since May 10, killing 10 Israelis and 232 Palestinians including 65 children.

Melbourne's Wesley College has been ordered to pay out $3million to a student who was sexually abused as a 12-year-old. The man now in his 60s suffered decades of PTSD and depression.

Located in the ritzy Perth suburb of Mosman Park, the residence boasts three levels, four bedrooms and four bathrooms.

Richard Willingham was in the middle of a live cross on Thursday night as a trailer promoting Spearmint Rhino pulled up behind him and came to a halt.

PAUL THOMAS on... the quarantine police

The latest data has suggested that scientists' fears about the Indian strain being more transmissible than the already highly virulent Kent variant may be unfounded.

Jump Loops, the company that franchised Jump! Swim schools told 174 franchisees they'd have an operational swim school within a year. At least 152 of the 174 franchisees never got a swim school.

The Minister for Defence exchanged strong words with the Deputy Leader of the Opposition Richard Marles on Friday morning over who is to blame for Australia's slow rates of vaccine delivery.

A hiker was left baffled after stumbling across a very unusual alien-like creature while hiking on Mount Nebo in Queensland.

A 14-year-old girl walked into a Mexican restaurant in Jersey City on Wednesday holding a newborn baby girl and asking for help. She gave the child to a customer and left the scene

The loss is four times bigger than what was reported at the same time last year. Quarterly revenues are said to be at $598m - down 50% from $1.1bn last year.

A study found bluffing is a sign of intelligence and that students succeeded in convincing a control group with definitions for made-up concepts. Here's your guide to bluffing your way to social success.

Pelosi has said that around 75 percent of members of the House have been vaccinated. It's not known who has decided against it, unless they have released a public statement

Richard Ayre, the then BBC controller of editorial policy, warned Mr Bashir, 58, may have committed a crime when he used fake bank statements to secure the world exclusive Diana interview in 1995.

RICHARD KAY: Earl Spencer's invitation for me to meet him last November came almost 25 years after his sister had opened the doors at Kensington Palace to welcome in BBC reporter Martin Bashir.

Brooke Patterson-Buckton, 36, and the little girl were last seen on Wandilla Drive in Helensvale on Queensland's Gold Coast at about 4pm on Thursday.

President Donald Trump decided against firing the FBI director he appointed, Christopher Wray, after Attorney General Bill Barr threatened to quit.

Two police officers were called to a home on Herbert Street, in Gunnedah, about 8pm on Thursday to speak to a 27-year-old man.

The little boy was found unresponsive in water at the suburban property Seaborn Avenue at Oran Park, in Sydney's southwest, at about 4.40pm on Thursday.

The cable news anchor encouraged his brother to take a defiant position and not to resign from the governor's office, invoking the term 'cancel culture,' people familiar with the calls said.

The 50-year-old has been unable to lead police to the man they believe executed a $660,000 cocaine rip-off which allegedly led to the retired leg spin bowler's kidnapping despite him being a friend.

Royal aides, servants and friends of Princess Diana who found themselves tarnished by Bashir are considering suing the BBC.

Martin Bashir charmed, lied and forged his way to the global scoop that the BBC spent 25 years defending, Lord Dyson concluded.