‘Mindhunter’ petition racks up thousands of signatures

Many people living with a student could be eligible for a special council tax reduction, potentially saving thousands of pounds a year.

A beauty therapist is thousands of pounds out of pocket after she fell victim to Facebook Marketplace scammers who sold her a garden office which was never delivered.

A masked gunman held up a Post Office in Salford before calmly walking away with thousands of pounds in a carrier bag. The terrifying armed robbery took place at Walkden Post Office on Bolton Road.

Thousands of women could be saved from the country's biggest killer for women in their 30s - thanks to the legacy of Sarah Harding.

Doja Cat stirred up a hornet’s nest of controversy when she issued a tweet back in May (which she subsequently deleted) joking that her last two albums were “cash-grabs and yall fell for it,” adding, “now i can go disappear somewhere and touch grass with my loved ones on an island while yall weep for mediocre pop.”

Some of reality TV’s biggest villains are teaming up for a new competition series!

will take 10 of the most iconic and infamous reality TV personalities from some of the most popular reality television franchises and place them in a house together. These notorious villains meet their match as they must outsmart, out-manipulate and out-scheme each other through a series of challenges in order to win a $200,000 cash prize and the title of «America's Ultimate Supervillain.»Each week the contestants compete in a battle-royale challenge that tests their physical, mental and emotional strength.

Ticketmaster has given Canadian Swifties no chance but to take action against the online ticketing company.

Manchester United have completed the installation of 'ground-breaking' Wi-Fi at Old Trafford to improve connectivity for match-going supporters.

Thousands of fans lined the streets of Leigh to give their team a hero's welcome after winning the Challenge Cup for the first time in more than half a century. Leigh Leopards secured a dramatic last gasp victory against Hull KR at Wembley Stadium on Saturday afternoon, the first time they had lifted the trophy since 1971.

The names of thousands of Scots who were adopted as children were available on a genealogy website, it has emerged. Safety and privacy fears were raised after a mum found details of adoptions dating back more than 100 years on Scotland's People.

Savannah Chrisley and her siblings are relying on the help of psychologists and therapists to help them get through after the incarceration of their parents, and it’s costing thousands of dollars each month.

she died in her London home at the age of 56.Thousands of fans and mourners roped around the streets of her hometown of Bray, County Wicklow, Ireland.Following a private memorial service, her cortege strolled down the roads in a vintage VW van by her former home and had Bob Marley’s song “Natural Mystic” blaring from the hearse.As her hearse was driven down the avenues, sobs could be heard throughout the large crowds as some clapped, cheered and placed flowers onto the vehicle.O’Connor’s casket was also shrouded in blue, white and pink florals.The mourning fans also included children who held onto teddy bears and some people donned Irish hats, scarves and flags, banners, dogs and musical instruments as they watched the procession pass by.The funeral service was reportedly led by the Chief Imam of the Islamic Centre of Ireland, Shaykh Dr Umar Al-Qadri, according to Ireland’s news channel RTE.The country’s Prime Minister Leo Varadkar as well as the Irish President Michael D. Higgins were in attendance at the burial service.

An expert has warned that thousands of pensioners could be getting underpaid by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP).

‘I would see flashes out of the corner of my eye, hearing whispers, hallucinating’, says 44-year-old Hannah. ‘There was a day I was crouched in the bath like a baby, my father found me like that’, explains Karen, 63.

Following a nine-week investigation and cast petition, Albert Alarr, the “Days of Our Lives” co-executive producer, has been replaced.

"Days of Our Lives" co-executive producer and director Albert Alarr is reportedly leaving the long-running soap opera after a cast-signed petition calling for his removal following a misconduct investigation. According to Deadline, series executive producer Ken Corday announced that Alarr will be "exiting his role" and replaced with Janet Drucker. Corday also told staff there will be new HR protocols and presence on set.

A quick-thinking worker at a Paisley Post Office stepped in to stop an elderly customer handing over thousands of pounds to crooks who had conned her into sending them cash.

Albert Alarr is exiting as Days of Our Lives director/co-executive producer, with series producer Janet Drucker promoted to replace him in his co-executive producer role. The daytime drama, produced by Corday Prods. and distributed by Sony Pictures Television, also will institute HR presence on set. Series executive producer Ken Corday just made the announcement in an email to cast and crew. (You can read it in full below.)

This is Day 95 of the WGA strike and Day 22 of the SAG-AFTRA strike