'Serial' drink-driver who was four times over the limit drove child to hospital

A motorist stopped by the North West Motorway Police on the M60 has been found to be more than three times over the legal drink drive limit. The man driving a Peugeot provided a breath test reading of 111, with the legal limit being just 35.

A dad-of-two died after losing control of his moped and crashing into a kerb, an inquest has heard. Thomas Nicholson, 32, had spent the day drinking at a friend's christening and was three times over the drink drive limit, the hearing was told.

Gogglebox fans have shared their upset with Shirley Griffiths after she made a raunchy joke about her husband Dave on Friday's show.The hit Channel 4 show returned as the sofa critics returned to share their reactions and opinions on the top shows from the week. Shirley, 66, Dave, 65, and the rest of the Gogglebox crew were seen watching Britain's Got Talent and Oti Mabuse's new dating show Romeo and Duet.The couple were also seen watching the latest episode of Stacey Dooley Sleeps Over, where she visits a domanatrix, who shows the presenter a contraption that attaches to a man's penis.

North West Motorway Police have arrested a suspected drunk driver after the motorist was involved in a road traffic collision on the M60 on Sunday evening. Officers, along with National Highways, attended the scene after the Volkswagen car was reported to have left the road and crashed into a safety barrier.

A drunk driver who lost control of his BMW and ploughed across a motorway has dodged a jail sentence.

school district policy prohibiting educators from “us[ing] the classroom to transmit personal beliefs regarding political to sectarian issues.”“In Irving ISD, our campuses are a safe zone for all students,” Irving Independent School District said in the statement issued in response to Stonecipher’s suspension. “To ensure that all students feel safe regardless of background or identity, the district has developed guidelines to ensure that posters, banners and stickers placed in classrooms, hallways or offices are curriculum driven and neutral in viewpoint.”At the time, Stonecipher, an English and journalism teacher who sponsors the school’s Gender and Sexuality Alliance, had argued that “safe space” stickers are not inherently political, but simply signal that a teacher feels confident to have conversations with LGBTQ students who may be struggling with their identity or their sense of belonging.She also noted that there was a lot of “hurt, confusion, and ear from students who feel like the administration has a problem with them for being LGBTQ+.”Following Stonecipher’s removal from the classroom, hundreds of MacArthur High School students walked out of class to protest what they saw as discrimination directed against LGBTQ students and staff.

A top Manchester law firm is facing High Court allegations it failed a businessman client over a £1m land deal. Court papers allege that a paralegal at Abbey Solicitors, Nick Henesy - working under the supervision of the law firm's owner and founder Nadeem Ullah - lodged a 'deed of priority' which effectively diverted funds into a company Mr Henesy controlled.

Four children have been rushed to hospital and five adults have been injured following a horror crash on the A93.

CBS is getting in on the holiday movie game for 2022.

Wilson Chapman editorAfter hopping back on the Holiday movie train last year, CBS’ is taking it full steam ahead in 2022. The Eye network is expanding its presence in the lucrative holiday-themed film genre, ordering three new holiday themed projects set to air this December: “When Christmas Was Young,” “Fit For Christmas” and “Must Love Christmas.”“When Christmas Was Young” is described by CBS as a music-themed film set in Nashville, focusing on a music manager who attempts to secure the rights for a Christmas song that a failed singer-songwriter wrote years ago.