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Monday, June 29, 2020

Arson Arrest After Thrown Firework Starts Blaze at Liver Building


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A man has been arrested on suspicion of arson after a firework was thrown at the Liver Building as thousands of Liverpool fans celebrated their club’s Premier League win in the city.

Merseyside police said the man – a 19-year-old from Scarisbrick in Lancashire – was being questioned about the incident.

A fire that started when the firework landed on a balcony caused damage worth £10,000 to the building as fans gathered in the city centre on Friday.

A 26-year-old man had also been charged with grievous bodily harm following a serious assault on a man in the crowd, the force said.

Officers were subject to “violent confrontations” and 15 other people were arrested for offences of public order, affray and being drunk and disorderly as several thousand supporters gathered at the city’s Pier Head for a second night of celebrations after Liverpool won the Premier League for the first time in 30 years.

Craig Campbell, of Kirkdale in Liverpool, was charged with grievous bodily harm after a 32-year-old man suffered serious head injuries, police said. He is due to appear before Liverpool magistrates on Monday.

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Friday, June 26, 2020

Indian Social Media Star Siya Kakkar, 16, Kills Herself in New Delhi 'After Receiving Threats'


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A 16-year-old Indian TikTok star killed herself yesterday in New Delhi after receiving 'threats'. 

Siya Kakkar, who attracted over one million followers on TikTok with her dance routines, was found dead in her home in East Delhi last night. 

Kakkar posted a video of herself on top of a building in New Delhi hours before she killed herself. She is smiling in the clip.  

According to family sources, the teenager had been receiving 'threats' on the internet, but police said they were unable to confirm the motive at the current stage of the investigation. 

Kakkar's manager, Arjun Sarin, said that he had spoken to the social media star on the day of her death. He said she appeared to be doing well.   

He said: 'This must be due to something personal...work wise she was doing well.

'I had a word with her last night for a new project and she sounded normal.

'Me and my company Fame Experts manage lots of artists and Siya was a bright talent. I am heading to her home in Preet Vihar.'

While most popular for her dance videos on TikTok, the 16-year-old also had over 100k followers on Instagram. 

On social media, friends and people who worked with Kakkar expressed their sorrow over her untimely death. 

Photographer Viral Bhayani wrote in an Instagram post, 'Sad news 16-year-old sweet tik-toker @siya_kakkar died by suicide. 

'Before publishing this I spoke to her Talent management agency head Arjun Sarin who just spoke to her last night for a song collaboration and he says she was in a good mood and perfectly alright.

'Even he has no clue what went wrong that she had to go this way. You go through her videos and you can she was so good in her content, it's really sad that she chose this path. If you are feeling depressed please dont do this (sic).' 

Earlier this month, Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput was found dead in his Mumbai apartment from suspected suicide. 

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Thursday, June 25, 2020

Robert Jenrick Inder Pressure to Resign After Donor-Row Documents Released


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The housing secretary, Robert Jenrick, is under pressure to resign after newly released documents indicated that he “insisted” a planning decision for a £1bn property development should be rushed through so a Tory donor’s company could reduce costs by £45m.

In one document, a civil servant in the Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government wrote that the secretary of state (SoS) wanted the Westferry development in east London to be signed off the following day so that Richard Desmond’s company would avoid the community infrastructure levy (CIL).

“On timing, my understanding is that SoS is/was insistent that decision issued this week ie tomorrow – as next week the viability of the scheme is impacted by a change in the London CIL regime,” the official wrote.

Text message exchanges reveal how Desmond, the former Express titles newspaper owner and pornographer, lobbied Jenrick to expedite the development to avoid the need to pay an extra £45m to Labour-run Tower Hamlets council, the poorest borough in London, saying: “We don’t want to give Marxists loads of doe [sic] for nothing!”

Jenrick subsequently overturned a decision by the council and the government’s planning inspectorate in order to approve a 500-apartment, 44-storey development at Westferry Printworks, a former printing plant in east London.

The documents were released on Wednesday after Jenrick faced a debate and vote, and was accused by critics of potentially breaking the ministerial code. The code instructs all ministers to “declare and resolve any interests and relationships” and “take decisions impartially, fairly and on merit, using the best evidence and without discrimination or bias”.

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Wednesday, June 24, 2020

7.5 Magnitude Earthquake Jolts Mexico, Kills at Least 4


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The 7.5-magnitude quake, centered on the Pacific Coast in the state of Oaxaca, damaged some structures and caused buildings to sway in Mexico City.

The powerful quake, centered near the Pacific Coast in Oaxaca, was felt hundreds of miles away.

A strong earthquake shook southern Mexico on Tuesday, killing at least four people, causing buildings to shake hundreds of miles away and prompting residents to flee homes and offices to seek safety on the streets under open sky.

The earthquake’s magnitude was 7.5, according to Mexico’s national seismological service, and it was centered in the Pacific Ocean, about 14 miles off the coast, south of Crucecita, a beach town in the southern state of Oaxaca that has been popular with tourists. It struck at 10:29 a.m. local time.

The U.S. Geological Survey, however, estimated the magnitude at 7.4; it is not unusual for preliminary measurements to vary.

Another quake, estimated by the U.S.G.S. at 4.9 magnitude, struck the same region Monday night. By early afternoon on Tuesday, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador said, there had been 147 aftershocks to the larger quake, and officials warned that more were expected.

At least four people died, but early reports indicated that damage was not extensive.
Four people have been confirmed killed in the earthquake, according to the governor of Oaxaca, Alejandro Murat, and David León, Mexico’s national coordinator of civil protection.

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Tuesday, June 23, 2020

Michael Keaton in Talks to Return as Batman


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Michael Keaton is in talks to return to the DC universe as Batman.

According to The Wrap, the Oscar-nominated actor is in the early stages of conversations with DC over reprising the role he last played in 1992’s Batman Returns. The Birdman star would appear in The Flash, a solo outing for Ezra Miller’s character who was introduced in Batman v Superman before also starring in Justice League. It’s not yet clear how big or small the role would be.

The Flash is set to be directed by It film-maker Andy Muschietti after Dope’s Rick Famuyiwa left the project in 2016. The plot will allegedly ignore the two Joel Schumacher Batman films and continue on after Batman Returns. It’s based on 2011 comic Flashpoint which sees The Flash travel back in time to save his mother.

After Ben Affleck retired from playing the caped crusader, Robert Pattinson will officially take on the role in The Batman, a noirish take on the character from Cloverfield director Matt Reeves.

The news comes just weeks after Zack Snyder announced that he is working on a longer cut of Justice League to premiere on HBO Max while Henry Cavill may return as Superman in sequels to Aquaman and Shazam. The next dated DC film is Wonder Woman 1984 which is set to be released in October.

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Monday, June 22, 2020

Ben Godfrey: British Superbike Rider, 25, Dies After Crash at Donington Park


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British Superbike rider Ben Godfrey has died after colliding with another motorcyclist at Donington Park.

The 25-year-old crashed during a No Limits Trackday at the Leicestershire circuit on Sunday and died shortly afterwards.

The company said Godfrey collided with the other rider on the approach to Redgate corner and "fell from his machine" during the "second advanced group session".

It added in a statement on Instagram: "Tragically (Ben) suffered serious injuries and despite immediate medical assistance trackside, he succumbed to his injuries shortly after."

Director Mark Neate said: "I am so desperately sad that Ben died from the injuries he sustained.

"Ben really was a fantastic young man and friends with so many people in the paddock, he was always smiling and had time for everyone.

"He was very excited for the start of the season and had taken part in many trackdays in the last month. Our thoughts are with his family, his partner Jordan and his team mates and friends"

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Friday, June 19, 2020

Daisy Nook And Carrington Illegal Raves: 'Mistakes Made', Mayor Says


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Police and local authorities made mistakes in the handling of two illegal raves where a man died and a woman was raped, a mayor has said.

About 6,000 revellers descended on the village of Carrington and Daisy Nook Country Park on Saturday.

Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham admitted intelligence gathering on both events "could have been done better".

Police were criticised for allowing them to happen, but said they were "near impossible" to stop once started.

A 20-year-old man died of a suspected drug overdose at the Daisy Nook rave in Failsworth while a woman was raped and three people stabbed in Carrington.

Both events late on Saturday were illegal under coronavirus restrictions but Greater Manchester Police restricted its involvement to what they called "careful monitoring".

Speaking at an online news conference with Assistant Chief Constable Nick Bailey, Mr Burnham said the force was ready to take every step necessary to stop other illegal raves and that officers would not turn a blind eye in the future.

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