BLAQBONEZ SHARES INTIMATE KISS WITH FAN AT LONDON SHOW

Two women died at Manchester Royal Infirmary after being given chicken and mayonnaise sandwiches by the hospital. An inquest has heard that the sandwiches were contaminated with listeria, causing the women to develop listeriosis, which can be deadly. Beverley Sowah (57) and Enid Heap (84) passed away in the hospital less than a month from one another.

Downing Street has rebuked comments made by Conservative donor Frank Hester about Diane Abbott, labelling them as “racist and wrong.” After widespread criticism from senior politicians and pressure to intervene, Rishi Sunak's spokesperson released a statement condemning the remarks

The NHS has said that children will no longer be prescribed puberty blockers at gender identity clinics. The decision is a result of a sharp rise in gender identity referrals in the UK. The spike in referrals prompted an independent review of gender identity services provided for under 18s.

Kate Middleton has apologised for editing her recent Mother's Day photo in a statement posted on from Kensington Palace social media account.

The UK has officially claimed the position of the second most miserable nation in the world, according to the latest mental well-being report from the US-based Sapien Labs think tank.

A 9-year-old from Coventry has published his first full-length book just in time for World Book Day. Nathan Eze wrote "Ruby, Don't Lie!" about a girl who makes a habit of lying to her parents, however, Nathan says the message behind the story is to teach children to be honest with their parents.

The drill rapper, son of Mark Duggan has pleaded guilty to possessing a semi-automatic pistol and 22 rounds of ammunition, but denies the charge of possessing the weapon with intent to endanger life.

Shamima Begum has lost her appeal to overturn the UK Government's decision to strip away her UK citizenship. The ruling means she will remain in Syria with no possibility of returning to the UK. Begum was aged 15 when she left the UK in 2015 to join the terrorist group Islamic State.

A body found in the River Thames is believed to be missing Clapham chemical attack suspect Abdul Shokoor Ezedi. A manhunt was launched after Ezedi targeted a mother and her two daughters with a 'corrosive substance' in Clapham on 31 January.