Woman, 20, suffers serious facial injuries in 'unprovoked attack by group of youths'

A cyclist suffered a potentially 'life-changing' injury when a dog bit her leg and 'stayed attached to her for several minutes', police have said. It's reported a man accused the woman and a friend she was cycling with of almost hitting his child earlier.

Fred Sirieix and his fiancée have signed up to take part in the upcoming series of Celebrity Gogglebox.The 50 year old maître d', who recently detailed falling for his other half and the unusual way they met, will be swapping restaurants for the sofa for the fourth series of the hit Channel 4 show, which returns on 10 June. Speaking to The Sun, Fred shared his excitement at returning to a TV show following his time on First Dates as he said: “I’m delighted to be joining the Celebrity Goggleboxers for this series.

Gogglebox has signed up Fred Sirieix and his fiancee Fruitcake for the next series of its celebrity edition. He told The Sun that he was "delighted" to be on the show and that it was going to be "very surreal" as his own show had often appeared on Gogglebox. Fred added: "I am looking forward to the public getting to meet the wonderful Fruitcake too.

LIVE – Updated at 17:55Sergio Perez has extended his Red Bull contract to 2024 after triumphing in a chaotic and thrilling Monaco Grand Prix on Sunday, when Charles Leclerc’s dreams of winning on home soil were shattered by his flat-footed Ferrari team. Leclerc navigated a rain-hit start – delayed by more than an hour following a deluge of rain just a dozen minutes before the lights were due to go out on Formula 1’s most famous race – to control the early stages. But the Monegasque’s race fell apart when Ferrari’s strategy was exposed by Red Bull.

Alexander Ludwig is sharing some sad news.

A man has been rushed to hospital with 'serious injuries' after an attack in Dundee.

A documentary with no guardrails, “The Natural History of Destruction” (“NHD”) lurches through its 105-minute runtime with no concern for its audience’s bearings or balance. Commendable in its own way, eschewing as it does the omnipresent talking head and clip art formula so pervasive on the documentary scene, it is also devoid of context and narrative challenges.

Thomas Markle, who is Meghan Markle‘s dad, had a medical emergency on Monday evening (May 23) in Mexico.

A child was left needing 60 stitches on her face after being mauled by a dog in an alleged attack in Glasgow.

A man was rushed to hospital with a serious head injury after an incident in Glasgow's Southside.

A woman was rushed to hospital on a lifeboat off the coast of Mull on Tuesday afternoon after sustaining a 'serious' head injury.

TheWrap’s review called the film one of the least nostalgic examples of a form that is almost by definition nostalgic,” and added: “Gray is hard on himself in ‘Armageddon Time’; Paul Graff, the film’s stand-in for the director as a sixth grader, is never cute, unless you want to dote on the angelic curls and ignore the purposefully stubborn personality.

Tanya Saracho, who created the Starz series Vida which ran for three seasons, has set a new project at the streamer. Saracho is currently developing the half-hour drama Lovesong, it was announced on Thursday.

A manhunt is underway after a Scots OAP was battered in broad daylight.

K.J. Yossman Julia Donaldson’s “Romeo and Juliet”-inspired story “The Smeds and The Smoos” is set to be adapted for a BBC Christmas special starring Oscar-nominee Sally Hawkins (“The Shape of Water”), “Bridgerton’s” Adjoa Andoh and comedian Bill Bailey.Oscar-nominated production company, who have previously adapted nine of Donaldson’s children’s books for the BBC, will once again take the helm on the project, which will also be based on Axel Scheffler’s original illustrations, with Blue Zoo Animation Studio providing animation services.Donaldson and Scheffler are the duo behind iconic children’s stories including “The Gruffalo.”Daniel Snaddon (“The Snail and the Whale”) and Samantha Cutler will direct based on a screenplay by Julia Smuts Louw.

Gang of Youths‘ North American tour in support of latest album ‘Angel in Realtime’ led them to Philadelphia last Thursday night (May 12), where a “serious electrical issue” meant the full-band set they’d planned couldn’t go ahead.The day of the show, the band shared a statement on their social media explaining that one of their crew members had suffered “a serious electric shock” during soundcheck at the venue, the Theatre of Living Arts.Refunds were given to all ticketholders, but rather than cancel the show altogether, they announced that frontman Dave Le’aupepe would be playing an acoustic set from the venue’s floor.IMPORTANT MESSAGE RE TONIGHT’S SHOW. pic.twitter.com/n5ndtardnA— gang of youths (@gangofyouths) May 12, 2022That evening, Le’aupepe played a 10-song acoustic set, accompanied on most songs by newest member Tom Hobden on violin.