‘She’s still in discussions with bosses’: Nicole Scherzinger denies quitting The X Factor to make way for Cheryl Cole
Thursday, February 13, 2014
Tackling storms is the ‘biggest emergency operation since the Blitz’
More fire and rescue personnel have been deployed than at any time since the Blitz, Peter Holland – the government’s chief fire and rescue adviser – confirmed tonight.
About 70 per cent of crews in England and Wales are now involved in the flood relief effort.
On a visit to Somerset, Chief Fire Officers Association president Paul Fuller praised the operation.
‘The valiant efforts of fire crews in Devon, Somerset and other services across the country, who have been working tirelessly to help those affected by flooding should be recognised and applauded,’ he said.
‘In the face of exceptionally poor weather conditions, they have provided invaluable assistance to people whose lives and livelihood are under threat
Mesut Ozil dividing opinion at the Emirates
Sky Sports News reporter Andy Burton meets journalists and fans to discuss how they view Arsenal's record signing.
Mesut Ozil: Form has dropped off in recent weeks
After their opening-day defeat at home
to Aston Villa, Arsenal needed a significant signing in the summer
transfer window to appease fans unhappy with a lack of significant
investment in the first-team squad.
That signing was
Mesut Ozil, and he didn't come cheap. The club sanctioned a club-record
fee of £42million and the Arsenal faithful had a new hero. Just remember
the scenes on Sky Sports News when his signing was confirmed live on air.Lauded upon his arrival at the Emirates, Ozil has everything needed to become an Arsenal great. The midfielder registered four goals and six assists in his first 12 Premier League games and with it, the club's title challenge began in earnest.
Nine ways to tell if your
Valentine's Day date is
interested - or if the
romance will die before
the roses
Women have been known to spend hours on end analysing a first date, but there's no need anymore with this handy body language guide
With Valentine's Day just hours away, it's never been more important to understand how your partner really feels about you.
Women don't need to spend hours wondering whether their date will call, all thanks to this new handy guide with nine key body language signs to look out for.
Online dating site Cupid.com hired body language expert Susan Quilliam to reveal how the fairer sex can discover a man’s true intentions.
Whether your man is totally into you, has a wandering eye, or just wants to be friends, there are signs for all three which are easy to look out for.
Steven Gerrard 'uncle'
wanted over £60m
cocaine trafficking - last
time he was on run
he WATCHED Stevie
play
Robert Stephen Gerrard seemed to have no care in the world as he joined Stevie G’s then fiancée Alex at the World Cup in 2006
England captain Steven Gerrard’s “Uncle Bobby” brazenly watched the player starring in the World Cup despite being wanted by drug cops.
Robert Stephen Gerrard seemed to have no care in the world as he joined the Liverpool hero’s then fiancée Alex, 31, in the crowd in 2006.
As our previously unseen picture shows, WAGS including Coleen Rooney were also near the fugitive in the Stuttgart stadium as England beat Ecuador 1-0 thanks to a David Beckham trademark free-kick.
man faces life behind
bars after being found
guilty of killing neighbour
and cutting baby from
her womb
Julie Carey beat Darlene Haynes to death and then stole her unborn child so she could continue to collect state welfare, a court heard
A woman has been found guilty of beating her former neighbour to death and then cutting her eight-month-old baby from her womb.
The body of 23-year-old Darlene Haynes was found in her apartment in 2009.
She had been beaten and strangled with an electric cord and her belly had been sliced upon to remove her eight-month-old child.
A few days later Julie Carey, 39, and her boyfriend turned up at a homeless shelter with a child she clamied was her own, the Worcester Telegram reports.
Steven Gerrard's 'Uncle
Bobby' on list of Britain's
most-wanted as police
name crooks on-the-run
in Holland
Detectives are appealing for information to trace eight men - including a relative of England football captain Steven Gerrard
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8 most wanted criminals hiding in Holland
England footballer Steven Gerrard's uncle appears in a rogues gallery of the UK's eight "most-wanted" criminals thought to be hiding in Holland
The on-the-run crooks are suspected of offences including drug smuggling and rape, with the list including accused or convicted members of organised crime networks who have fled justice in the UK.
They are all believed to be either in or around Amsterdam.
The list, published by charity Crimestoppers, features Robert Gerrard, 50, who is believed to be a second cousin of the Liverpool and England skipper, and known to family members as "Uncle Bobby".
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