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A heart attack survivor claims he has been forced to live in a damp-ravaged council flat for the last three years.

Migrants who risk their lives crossing the English Channel are being sent to the Dungavel detention centre in Scotland for processing as the Home Office buckles under the rising numbers.

As the country with the highest number of prisoners under lock and key, perhaps it’s not surprising that many of our correctional institutions have taken on a mythic status, their names alone sending a chill: Sing Sing, San Quentin, Folsom, Leavenworth, Joliet, Marion, Angola.

A disabled man has been left living in a council flat with mould on the walls, which he claims is putting his health at risk.

A mum who claims her child's clothes have turned mouldy as a result of the damp in his bedroom has slammed the council for not providing them with suitable housing.

During the winter months, there is a much higher chance of getting damp and mould in your home.

Tragedy, stupid, madness.

PC games were unplayable over the weekend, and it looks as though it was because DRM company Denuvo had problems with its servers.As reported by VGC, many recently released high-profile titles were unplayable on PC over the weekend, and those that use the digital rights management (DRM) software from Denuvo were being met with errors that rendered them unplayable, even if they were solely single-player titles.A Steam thread from yesterday (November 7) concerning Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy

Notorious Paul Ferris should be forced to pay for policing at a stage show which organisers are charging punters £85 to attend, a politician has demanded.

Pete Davidson was a rising star in comedy and one of the highlights of Saturday Night Live. His sincere approach to mental health and his eagerness to make fun of himself was refreshing and earned him a lot of followers, especially since his career started off when he was so young.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeThe slurp that rocked TV two decades ago is making a comeback. Fox is dusting off the “Joe Millionaire” franchise to launch “Joe Millionaire: For Richer or Poorer,” a reboot of the franchise that will debut in January 2022.

Sofia Vergara is set to star and executive produce the new Netflix limited series titled, the streaming service announced on Wednesday.The six-episode drama will chronicle the real life of the savvy and ambitious Colombian businesswoman, who created one of the most profitable cartels in history.

Christopher Vourlias A new film about a notorious Nazi massacre in Greece during World War II has angered the descendants of the victims amid accusations that the filmmakers falsified historical events, with a victims’ group saying it’s filed a lawsuit against the producers.Now the filmmakers are fighting back, with writer-producer Dimitrios Katsantonis describing the legal threats on Wednesday as “empty fireworks that will soon be revealed for what they are.”“Echoes of the Past,” which is

Two notorious hotspots for anti-social behaviour are set to benefit from an increased police presence.

When Disney purchased Lucasfilm and the rights to the “Star Wars” brand in October 2012, who could have precited after nine years and five new films that the most treasured new addition to the canon would instead be a TV series? Well, critics and audiences agree: Disney+‘s “The Mandalorian” may be the most successful thing of this new era of a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away… READ MORE: ‘Book Of Boba Fett’: Disney+ Announces December Premiere Date For The ‘Star Wars’ Series That’s all

A woman who stabbed her husband to death before making a chilling 999 call and a son who bludgeoned his mother to death and left her decomposing body in her home over Christmas were just two of the notorious criminals locked up in the UK this month.