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On-the-run architect who drunkenly assaulted Virgin Atlantic flight attendant while accusing her of racism is SACKED from plum role
Simone de Gale, 44, failed to turn up to court to answer charges including assault by beating concerning her behaviour on a flight from Dubai to London Heathrow on February 5.
Nigel Farage crony makes 'Nigerian scammer' jibe at Kemi, just days after Reform's councillors were caught on camera making racist remarks
Conservative chairman Kevin Hollinrake accused Raheem Kassam, a long-standing adviser to Mr Farage, of 'launching racist slurs' against the Tory leader.
The Lazy Sunday Quiz: Test your general knowledge with these 10 questions - October 18, 2026
Can you get the answers right in our quiz?
'Chaos' on the Curry Mile
Illegal parking, clogged up cycle lanes and queueing traffic is getting out of control in Rusholme, according to locals
Two women and a child died, then the laughter began online
A harrowing story attracted sickening glee from some people - but there was more to the reaction than what meets the eye
Major Woodside gas project paused after Greenpeace protest off Western Australia
Environmental organisations are worried that Woodside's Browse project will fuel climate change and inflict reef damage.
Taylor Swift to Jacob Elordi: Best looks from ‘Met Gala of the West Coast’
The Academy Museum Gala’s red carpet has become known for being refined, elegant and experimental while still packing a major A-list punch.
Daisy Edgar-Jones has played 'so many video games', but why?
Daisy Edgar-Jones has explained how she's been preparing for Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow.
Pop star Miley Cyrus has found work-life 'balance'
Miley Cyrus has revealed why she's decided to resume live performances.
Inside Salford's 'HMO' crime problem - the people trying to make sense of the mayhem
A spree of vandalism has shaken neighbourhoods across Salford. But why has the city become the flashpoint of the 'HMO debate'? Charlotte Hall reports
