ALISON BOSHOFF: As Lady Kitty Spencer, 30, married retail millionaire Michael Lewis, 62, at a 17th century Italian castle on Saturday, it was a fairytale crafted by only the most stylish of artisans.

The shocking footage shows a large group of young cyclists pulling wheelies as they weave through traffic and run a red light in central London in front of stunned drivers yesterday afternoon.

Sarah Sands, now 38, stabbed to death convicted paedophile Michael Pleasted in his east London flat in in 2014 after discovering he abused her son, Bradley, then 12.

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Four children were among those taken to hospital after the Star Flyer swing ride collapsed at Planet Fun in Carrickfergus, Northern Ireland, on Saturday evening.

The BBC's former political editor Andrew Marr said ex-reporters and columnists - such as Michael Gove and Boris Johnson - have a tendency to 'exaggerate'.

Kate Shemirani, 54, spoke to a crowd in Trafalgar Square, telling them: 'At the Nuremberg trials, the doctors and nurses, they stood trial, and they hung.'

Around one in ten new dementia sufferers went undiagnosed because referrals to memory clinics all but stopped at the start of the Covid pandemic.

The former Metropolitan Police officer, 48, who is serving in top security Belmarsh jail for the murder, rape and kidnap of Sarah Everard in south London, is barely touching his food.

Ex-England football star Wayne Rooney reportedly partied into the early hours of Sunday with model Tayler Ryan and her friends Elise Melvin and Brooke Morgan, all 21, in Manchester.

One human trafficker has posted on TikTok offering to provide a 'secure journey' from Albania to the UK for around £20,000 while ridiculing British attempts to crack down on illegal migration.

The 55ft tree hangs over Chantal Beck's back garden, threatening her six-year-old daughter Beau who has a deadly nut allergy.

Covid hospital patients are typically younger, less sick and being discharged faster than in previous waves and cases are daily infection figures have dropped to the lowest level for ten days.

Edina Olahova, 29, her nine-year-old son Rana Haris Ali, and Ali Mohammah Asim Raza, 41, died on Saturday night after getting into difficulty on Scotland's biggest loch, it has emerged.

Missing British backpacker Esther Dingley could have fallen after being caught out by a snow-covered mountain path in the Pyrenees, a local expert has speculated after remains were found.

Leaders of the UK's biggest unions, including the RMT, Unison and Usdaw are telling workers in critical UK infrastructure to quarantine if they are contacted by the NHS Covid app.

The Met Office issued an amber warning across London and the home counties due to the torrential downpour.

Measham Sunday Car Boot in Bosworth Road was forced to close and put under an 'exclusion zone' by Leicestershire Police after a suspicious package was found in the car park.

Boris Johnson will unveil his 'beating crime plan' tomorrow after leaving his Chequers country retreat following Covid isolation. But the Police Federation branded it unworkable, particularly due to cuts.

The arrivals come in a week where hundreds of people have opted to attempt the dangerous crossing over the Channel from France to the UK during calm weather.

Town halls are seeking control over 20mph and 30mph zones, arguing a lack of traffic police makes roads dangerous - leaving residents at risk.

The NHS app is currently acting as a Covid certificate for Britons who have received two doses of the vaccine to return from amber list countries without quarantining.

Chief executive Steve Rowe's announcement means UK shoppers could get school uniforms, cocktail dresses for evening functions and lingerie ordered online and delivered last-minute.

BBC nature presenter Iolo Williams said they are scaring birds and sealife - and there is little police can do because jet-skis have no registration plates to identify them.

A 31-year-old woman was found with 'severe' in Bury on Friday evening. Three men have been arrested. Witness Shaista Farzeen, 33, revealed how she heard screaming and ran out to help the woman.

Snowdonia's quarries in Wales are said to have roofed important buildings around the world, including Copenhagen city hall and the Royal Exhibition Building in Melbourne.

The woman, who was wearing a blue Charlie Hebdo T-shirt, suffered from a stab wound and was seen with blood pouring down the side of her face on Sunday at Speakers' Corner.

Magdalena Zalinska, 44, a nightclub boss, is being sued by Edi Truell over claims she obtained £4million from Danny by 'undue influence' before he died of a neurological condition aged 55 in 2019.

Shocking figures show fraud convictions in Britain have slumped by 62 per cent since 2011 to their lowest level in 14 years. But reports of investment fraud have spiked by 343 per cent since 2017.

Rowing competitions at the Tokyo Games scheduled for Monday have been brought forward to today as Tropical Storm Nepartak looks set to bring a downpour and 56mph winds to Japan.

Retired art teacher Alison White, 64, hoped to get up to 500 blooms, but there are now 1,452 at St Margaret of Antioch in Barley, Hertfordshire.

The UK's biggest tobacco company has sold over £1billion worth of menthol-tasting cigarettes in the year since menthol cigarettes were banned, the Mail can reveal.

Jagmeet Channa, who plundered accounts while at HSBC's Canary Wharf headquarters, now deals - entirely legally - with clients and potential investors at a cryptocurrency firm.

The Government launched a pet theft taskforce in May - but 508 dogs have been stolen since. The Kennel Club claims the thefts are being treated as 'petty crime' and is calling for tougher laws.

Ministers are set to hold emergency talks on Monday to more than double the number of workplaces which can make 'pinged' staff take daily Covid tests instead of having to self-isolate.

Under plans being considered by the Government, football fans who are not fully vaccinated could be barred from attending Premier League matches from October.

The convictions span from the 1950s to as recently as November last year when former Scout leader Graham Avison (pictured), of Tameside, was jailed for five years and seven months.

The Central Motorway Police Group had been clearing debris along the M6 carriageway near the Spaghetti Junction in Birmingham when they spotted the mysterious pedestrian.

Beth Newman, 18, was attacked by a gang of girls shortly after 11pm on July 11 after she left the Quart In A Pint Pot pub in Margate, Kent, after watching the Euro 2020 final.

A police investigation has been launched after a woman was filmed hurling racist abuse at passengers on a train near West Ham underground station just after 11pm on July 16.

Neighbours along a quiet street in Barry, South Wales, were left shocked when the council sent letters telling drivers they needed to pay £215 to drive across their pavement.

A 21-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of wounding after a nurse was stabbed at New Cross Hospital, in Wolverhampton, just before 11am today.

Scientific modelling suggests the UK could experience heatwaves of 40C in 10 years, due to global warming. It would put increased pressure on water resources, livestock and crops.

The US delegation were forced to flee as shots rang out around the former president's family home with the unrest that has rocked the island for the past two weeks spilling into the service

Doctor Rachel Clarke, of Oxfordshire, warned today of a 'rock-bottom' morale among NHS workers which will 'never recover' unless they are given adequate resources to meet demand.

The black and white mammals are living and breeding at Tweedmouth Cemetery in Berwick, Northumberland, resulting in graves being dug over and covered in mud.

National Archive records revealed that anti-escape measures and security were stepped down in the lead up to the now-infamous escape attempt which saw 50 PoWs executed

Lilibet, the daughter of Harry and Meghan is eighth in line to the throne. Their second child, who was born in June, should be listed behind brother Archie but the website has yet to be updated

Tier, which is one of London's three official e-scooter hire firms, will use its app to ask riders if they have been drinking and will direct them to order a taxi if they have been.

Sebastian Shemirani, 21, is estranged from his conspiracy theorist mother Kate, 54, who says he is now part of a 'global plot' orchestrated by the CIA to launch genocide.

Two more people have died from Covid in Sydney, just a day after a 38-year-old woman with no known health issues fell victim to the virus.

Bafta-winning star Noel Clarke, 45, is facing more sexual harassment allegations after 20 women came forward with accusations of groping and abuse earlier this year.

A huge new list of coronavirus exposure sites in New South Wales have been revealed, including several busy supermarkets across all areas of Sydney and the Central Coast.

A 6ft 10ins robot basketball player - designed by Toyota and called Cue - wowed crowds at halftime during the Team USA vs France game at the Tokyo Olympics on Sunday.

Dr Mike Tildesley, an infectious disease modeller at the University of Warwick, said he was 'cautiously optimistic' about Britain's declining infections.

Journalist Mike Morley interviewed Nilsen for four hours at Albany high-security prison on the Isle of Wight in 1993 but just four minutes of the 'soul-destroying insights' were broadcast.

Mr Roberts-Smith's defamation trial against Nine newspapers has resumed with testimony from the first of four Afghan witnesses giving evidence for the publishers from Kabul.

Nine tourists travelling through the Indian Himalayas were killed on Sunday when boulders tumbling from a nearby mountainside smashed into their minivan, crushing it.

Ministers are said to be looking at launching a probe into the Horizon subpostmasters scandal, and it could see Ex-CEO Paula Vennells stripped of her 2019 honour, reports the Telegraph.

In one of the posts, Georgia-Rose Segal, 34, is seen staggering before nearly collapsing on to a kitchen floor. Another clip then shows her legs and feet spasming in a hospital bed.

Areas of the capital saw rainfall of up to 41.6mm of rain in an hour on Sunday afternoon after torrential downpours and thunderstorms battered London and caused flash flooding.

Senior ministers will meet today to discuss expanding the eligibility criteria for workers in key sectors to avoid self-isolation rules amid mounting fears over the 'pingdemic'.

Western Australian Premier Mark McGowan insisted the NSW premier admit her 'mistakes' and expand the tough restrictions on western Sydney across the city and expand mask rules.

Mike Colman writes that Ariarne Titmus' victory in the 400m freestyle in Tokyo against a legend of the sport puts her in the pantheon of Australia's greatest-ever Olympians.

The Taliban's ongoing assault, cranked up in May, has seen the insurgents capture half of Afghanistan's districts and border crossings as well as encircle several provincial capitals.

Patrick Byrne, 26, pleaded not guilty Friday to killing 41-year-old Denise Smith while she was on duty at an office building in downtown Tacoma, Washington, at around 1am on July 18.

NYPD on Sunday released images of three young white men they want to speak to in connection with a brutal attack on a 44-year-old firefighter as he was walking his dog on Friday evening.

NSW chief health officer Dr Kerry Chant said on Monday her state could administer 'well over' 350,000 vaccines a day if the doses were available but was dealing with a shortage of the Pfizer jab.

A group of 'alleged idiots' who hosted several parties in Lightsview, north of Adelaide, during South Australia's strict week-long shut down have been fined for breaching the state's Covid-19 lockdown rules.

The New South Wales premier was explaining that her 'mission is to allow our citizens to live as safely and as freely as possible' on Monday morning when a journalist interrupted.

Billionaire and inventor George Soros recently provided a generous donation to a racial justice organization that supports defunding the police

The task force wants to make schools more welcoming as kids return to classrooms after the COVID-19 pandemic and calls to defund the police after the death of George Floyd.

Chief Health Officer Brett Sutton has a new rival as Jeroen Weimer, formally Victoria's Commander, Covid Community Engagement and Testing, has joined the battle for the title.

Five years ago, Ariarne Titmus, 15, watched the TV in awe as American swimming legend Katie Ledecky snared three gold medals and smashed two world records at the Rio Olympics.

One lucky pensioner from NSW has won big in the Lotto - and claims the $132,000 jackpot is just the latest in a string of 'lucky' events that have followed her since finding a pearl in a tin of oysters.

Social media is flooded with images which appear to show married ex-England ace Rooney with his arms around the waist of an unknown woman while out at a nightclub in Manchester.

Australia has reached a shocking new milestone with the cost of Covid-19 testing stinging the taxpayer more than $1 billion. 

Taiwan then delivered their best performance of the day in the fourth set to push the match to a shoot-off, reeling off five consecutive 10s for a stunning 58-52 scoreline.

A four-year-old boy who tragically died in a house fire is being remembered as a 'fun and cheeky' child who loves animals. 

Bishop Avery Comithier, the pastor at Elijah Missionary Church, started the initiative last year when he was fed up hearing continued reports about gun violence.

Australian veteran Jian Fang Lay has marched into the third round of the women's table tennis tournament in Tokyo, extending a bright start to her record-equalling sixth Olympics.

Ariarne Titmus' swim coach almost stole her thunder after she stormed home to win Olympic gold in the 400m freestyle.

US swimming queen Katie Ledecky's Olympic crown began to slip in Tokyo on Monday morning after she lost to Australia's Ariarne Titmus by less than a second in a hard-fought 400-meter free-style final.

A new poll from USA TODAY and the Detroit Free Press conducted with Suffolk University found that Detroit residents overwhelmingly agree that they would feel safer with more cops on the street.

A protester at Sydney's massive anti-lockdown rally who was filmed happily yelling there would be a 1,000 cases the next day has responded to backlash. 

Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk started her 14-days at the Westin Hotel on Mary Street on Sunday after returning from a controversial week-long trip to Tokyo.

The lineup of of Matt Temple, Zac Incerti, Alexander Graham and Chalmers finished behind the United States and Italy in Monday's final.

Footage of TikTok comedian Jon-Bernard Kairouz, 24, receiving a court attendance notice for attending Sydney's anti-lockdown rally has enraged his fans.

Alana Garlett, 38, was found unwell in the streets of the Perth CBD where she had been sleeping on June 18 and was rushed to Royal Perth Hospital by St Johns Ambulance where she later died.

Channel Seven has sparked passionate debate over its use of a graphic that shows the speed of the leading swimmers in each race for its Olympic Games coverage.

Love described being kicked out from the July 17 summit as 'extremely hurtful and disappointing', describing those who complained as a 'faction that claim to be morally perfect'.

Victoria's Health Minister Martin Foley announced on Monday authorities are yet to 'finalise' whether the state's fifth lockdown will end at 11.59pm on Tuesday. 

A superstitious Aussie who found a diamond ring 14 years ago in the seaside town of Stanley in Tasmania has finally handed it in to police after the trinket cursed them with 'bad luck ever since'.

John Thomas Uda, 27, is charged with attempted rape, burglary, aggravated criminal surveillance and 50 counts of voyeurism. Uda is being held on more than $1 million bond

Freelance writer Joshua Barbeau, 33, from Bradford in Canada, lost Jessica Pereira in 2012 when she succumbed to a rare liver disease.

An asteroid the size of the Taj Mahal or the Great Pyramids of Giza is set to come as close as 2.8 million miles to the planet, placing it in NASA's near-Earth 'Apollo' designation.

The president returned to the White House on Sunday after a weekend in Delaware and said he hoped that the Dreamers would be given legal status under the budget reconciliation measure.

Two Kern County Sheriff's deputies have been shot and a third has been killed in an ongoing standoff in Wasco, near Bakersfield. Deputies were responding to a 'shots fired' call on Sunday evening.

IOC vice-president John Coates has hit back at claims he is 'anti-women' after making the awkward demand of Ms Palaszczuk on Wednesday night.

Sydney radio personality Amanda Keller has accused her 2GB rival Ben Fordham and conservative commentator Alan Jones of 'whipping up' anti-lockdown riots in the city centre on Saturday.

Sally Fitzgibbons is safely through to the Olympic surfing quarter-finals following Stephanie Gilmore's shock elimination by South African outsider Bianca Buitendag.

Brisbane man Joe Williams, 35, died when the forklift he was driving rolled and trapped his foot off Black Butt Court Central Queensland at about 2.40am on Saturday

Four Afghans from the village of Darwan in Taliban-controlled Uruzgan province will give evidence against the Victoria Cross recipient in his defamation trial against Nine newspapers this week.

Jill Biden attended a vaccination clinic in Hawaii and also a barbecue for military families, as part of the renewed 'Joining Forces,' she originally started with former first lady Michelle Obama.

A 37-year-old Brisbane man has died in a tragic accident after scaffolding collapsed on him while he watched a football game on Sunday July 25.

The preacher had been calling on shoppers to accept God as he paced up and down Rundle Mall in Adelaide on Thursday.

Rocco Fusco and Paul Samoyedny with Yonkers police department were having breakfast on Friday when a drunk driver crashed into a woman and her baby, trapping the child beneath the car.

Sally-Ann John, who proudly calls herself 'Ambo Sal', was one of about 3,500 people who marched down Broadway on Saturday afternoon.

Brave police horse Tobruk has been spoilt with carrots, apple and black liquorice after being allegedly punched by a protestor in the Sydney anti-lockdown rally. 

Prime Minister Scott Morrison and NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian appear to be at odds on the most effective way to bring Sydney's drawn-out Covid lockdown to an end.

Australian swimming champ Ariarne Titmus has won the gold medal in the women's 400m freestyle at the Tokyo Olympics. 

Former leader Bill Shorten wanted to scrap the negative gearing policy which allowed property investors to deduct rental losses from their income tax.

The arrival of 60 millions Pfizer doses in 2022 and 25million in 2023 would be in addition to the 40million doses arriving this year, providing Australia's Covid vaccination program with security of booster doses.

The NSW Opposition Leader has called for secret speed cameras to be banned after the removal of warning signs saw motorists cough up $40million for low-range offences in May alone.

Police had been monitoring encrypted messaging platform Telegram as early as May before the protests erupted in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide on Saturday.

The NSW government, federal Labor and unions have called for a re-introduction of the wage subsidy scheme which paid affected companies $1,500 per worker per fortnight in 2020.

Georgia Godwin was in finals contention right up until the final subdivision on Sunday night, when she was edged out by competitors from Brazil and Germany.

Texas police arrested Luis Antonio Campos, 68, for his alleged role in abandoning a dog on the side of the road. Video of the dog being left behind on a road in Horizon City had gone viral.

Victoria has recorded another 11 cases of coronavirus on the day Daniel Andrews is due to decide whether to lift lockdown on Tuesday night.

New South Wales has recorded 145 new Covid-19 cases overnight - but 51 were infectious in the community during that time.

Australian swimmer Emma McKeon has won bronze after placing third in the 100m butterfly final.

Diana Granobles, 31, was driving with her daughter Isabella, 10, to pick up her husband from work around 8:45 p.m. on Saturday when an alleged drunk driver slammed into her.

Asylum Seeker Resource Centre chief executive Kon Karapanagiotidis lashed out at protesters in his hometown of Melbourne, and around Australia, saying they have nothing to whinge about.

Spain is not expected to be added to the amber-plus list despite growing concern about the Beta variant. A decision will be made on August 5.

Texas firefighter, Elijah Snow, was found dead in near Cancun, Mexico last Monday. Mexican police say his body was found in a bathroom window.

The Sydneysider reportedly ignored stay-at-home orders after he was told that he was a close contact of a positive case on July 10 and should not leave home for 14 days.

The 29-year-old was yesterday spotted strolling the streets of Copenhagen with his girlfriend Sabrina Kvist Jensen and their young daughter as he continues his recovery.

There have been reports the NSW government is weighing up an extension of lockdown until September 17. The premier has denied them in interviews on Monday.

Olympics fans were left furious after the broadcaster tweeted Chelsie Giles had won a bronze medal in judo before their delayed coverage had finished on BBC One.

Newcomer Alex Yee secured the second silver medal for TeamGB with an outstanding performance in the Men's triathlon in sweltering conditions in Tokyo this morning.

Victoria is on track to throw off the shackles of its fifth Covid lockdown, but the nightmare is only just beginning for Sydneysiders with yet another extension looming.

The family home went up in flames on Leonard Street at Dandenong, in Melbourne's southeast, at 10pm on Sunday.

A Scottish man has issued a warning to fellow backpackers after his ute was vandalised during a trip to Wollumbin National Park, in NSW's Northern Rivers region, on Saturday. 

President Joe Biden is receiving mixed reviews for his handling on a range of issues, including the COVID-19 pandemic, the economy, and the troop withdrawal from Afghanistan.

A Wisconsin police department is conducting an internal review, after a video went viral depicting an officer 'planting evidence' into the back seat of a pulled-over vehicle last week.

After a five-year wait, Simone Biles was back at it Sunday at the Olympics as the super star - with four gold medals in the bag from Rio 2016 - seeks five more in the Tokyo games and aims to make history.

The firefighter, 44, was walking his Labradoodle Dylan, 3, in Juniper Valley Park in the Middle Village neighborhood of Queens around 9:55 p.m. on Friday.

A teenager caused a panic aboard a United flight set to depart San Francisco on Thursday when he sent a photo of an airsoft gun through AirDrop, prompting removal of all passengers.

Lee Kiefer, a 27-year-old medical student, beat world number one Inna Deriglzova, of Russia, to earn the Olympic gold for Team USA in fencing on Sunday.

The New York Police Department released surveillance footage showing a suspect pummeling a 68-year-old man in Brooklyn on Saturday at around 9 a.m.

Over the weekend, former President Donald Trump slammed critical race theory, referring to it as 'flagrant racism' that is being forced into 'every facet of our society.'

Trump's former press secretary Sarah Sanders credited the ex-president for the development of the coronavirus vaccine and demanded Biden admit he was wrong about Operation Warp Speed.

Phillip Daniel Mills, 40, of El Paso, allegedly set his house on fire Thursday night, killing his brother and gravely injuring his 82-year-old mother, according to El Paso police.

Adam Kinzinger accepted on Sunday Nancy Pelosi's offer for him to serve on the committee probing the January 6 riot after Kevin McCarthy withdrew all five of his picks.

The doctors at Southmead Hospital in Bristol had told me I was unlikely ever to walk again, and at best might regain use of my arms so I could use a wheelchair.

Wedding photographer Remon Korkise serial rabble-rouser "Smokin' Joe' Mekhael and even wannabe MP John Ruddick are among those charged over Sydney's lockdown protest.

Brave Books' first book, called Elephants are Not Birds, follows an elephant named Kevin and a vulture named Culture that tries to convince him he's actually a bird because he can sing well.

The young finance worker, described by friends as the 'brightest star' died alone in intensive care after undergoing emergency surgery, with doctors finding a viral infection on her heart.

A 41-year-old man, a 29-year-old woman and a nine-year-old boy were pronounced dead, while a seven-year-old boy is fighting for his life following the incident near Pulpit Rock, Loch Lomond.

Dr. Anthony Fauci defended the NIH giving $600,000 to a Wuhan lab in 2014 for research into whether bat coronaviruses could be transmitted to humans.