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By BETHAN SEXTON FOR DAILYMAIL.COM Published: 16:47 EST, 29 November 2024 | Updated: 16:59 EST, 29 November 2024 A set of identical teen twins have been accused of murdering a Nashville restaurant owner who got caught up in a shootout.Marcos Leyva-Hernandez, 17, has been charged over the death of Hwarang Joo, 39. His twin brother Emilio Leyva-Hernandez remains at large.The teens began firing at people inside a nearby Dodge Charger when Joo got caught in the melee, police said.The restauranteur was leaving his premises, Hot Stuff Chicken, when the firing began.He was driving a Volkswagen at the time which he ended…
Monster John Sweeney who murdered a US model and a second woman and is the inspiration for the new ITV drama ‘Until I Kill You’ should be probed over eight unsolved deaths in Belgium, a cold case expert has said. Sweeney, 66, was on the run in Europe at the same time the headless remains of five women were found in and around the Belgian city of Mons in the 90s. The killer, dubbed ‘The Butcher of Mons’, has never been found. But Kurt Wertelaers, who is the founder of a group investigating cold cases in Belgium called the Bureau van Meerbeeck, has now called…
By OLIVER SALT Published: 16:23 EST, 29 November 2024 | Updated: 16:41 EST, 29 November 2024 Patrick Mahomes has further cemented his legacy as arguably the greatest Kansas City Chiefs player of all time after setting a new franchise record in their Black Friday clash with the Las Vegas Raiders.The Chiefs quarterback registered his 238th touchdown pass in the game at Arrowhead Stadium, meaning he is now Kansas City’s all-time leader in that department after surpassing Hall of Famer Len Dawson.He even took a hit while picking out Justin Watson in the end zone for six, which helped Andy Reid’s team take…
By ALEX BRUMMER FOR THE DAILY MAIL Updated: 17:03 EST, 28 November 2024 Jonathan Reynolds ought to be careful what he wishes for. His House of Commons description of Royal Mail predator Daniel Kretinsky as a legitimate business person is hostage to fortune.We have discovered since this Labour government took office how tribal it is.What the unions want, they get. Gains include enhanced workers’ rights and inflation-busting pay deals for the public sector and railwaymen.The Business Secretary’s willingness to countenance the undercooked £3.6billion bid from the ‘Czech Sphinx’ for International Distributions Services (IDS), owner of the Royal Mail, is the…
Feuding sisters Lauryn and Chloe Goodman narrowly avoided an awkward run-in as they both attending Tulleys Christmas Light Festival on Friday. Keeping their distance on the red carpet Lauryn, 33, oozed confidence as she posed alone, while Chloe, 31, attended with four-year-old daughter Isla, who she shares with husband Grant Hall.The sisters previously shared an extremely close relationship before it was revealed married footballer Kyle Walker had fathered a second child with Lauryn, which led to the sibling’s estrangement.Following the headline making scandal, Chloe cut all ties with her sister and uninvited her to her wedding nuptials.For the event, Lauryn dressed in all black…
The world’s largest gold deposit has been discovered in China’s central Hunan province – and geologists believe it could hold 1,000 tonnes of the precious metal.At current prices this ‘supergiant gold deposit’ could be worth more than $80 billion (£63bn), making it the richest source of gold on the planet.Scientists from the Geological Bureau of Hunan Province (GBHP) say they have discovered more than 40 veins beneath the Wangu gold field in Pingjiang County.Drilling shows there are already more than 300 tonnes of gold just in the veins less than 2,000m (6,500ft) deep.However, further 3D modelling suggests there are veins…
MPs today took the first step in passing one of the most historic pieces of legislation in the last decade. The Commons approved the second reading of the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill — which argues for the right for patients with less than six months to live to seek an assisted death in England.The result was won by a narrow majority — 330 votes to 275, with Prime Minister Keir Starmer among the politicians in favour.But today’s events do not mean that assisted dying in England is a certainty.The nation will not know if assisted dying will be enshrined…
By EMILY LEFROY FOR DAILYMAIL.COM Published: 09:23 EST, 29 November 2024 | Updated: 09:51 EST, 29 November 2024 A finance expert has shared how to ensure you have a stress-free vacation – and the airline to avoid in order to do so.Vivian Tu, who shares her savvy advice under the username Your Rich BFF, offered some guidance for those desperate to avoid flight delays or cancelations. ‘All is not lost,’ Vivian assured viewers, adding she’s going to show people a ‘little tool’ to help them rebound from a cancelled flight.'[The tool] is gonna help you know what you deserve and what…
Spud Brothers’ TikTok success has landed them a shiny new pop up joint in London’s West End, but fans can’t believe the surge in prices.Back in their humble tram in Preston Flag Market brothers Jacob, 28, and Harley Nelson, 21, have customers queuing hours for spuds, with fans travelling from Australia, Turkey, Spain, Germany and Amsterdam to Lancashire to try their potatoes.It’s a buzz that they’re hoping to recreate in their new London pop up, but customers should expect to pay premium price, with a cheese and beans jacket potato costing £9.50.However, in Preston, Spud Brothers confirmed on Facebook that…
They’ve been demonized for decades for their high fat and cholesterol content.But eggs are enjoying a health renaissance with research increasingly showing that they may have a host of physical benefits. Now, a series of new studies suggest eggs could slash the chance of developing dementia thanks to the nutrients and protein they pack.In one study out of Chicago, for example, found that older adults who ate at least one egg every week halved their dementia risk. And researchers in China founder that older people who ate eggs every day had a lower risk of dementia than those who ate them just…