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A man was arrested for stabbing his friend’s elderly mother to death, then calling her son to brag that he ‘is not a virgin anymore,’ police say. Thomas Evans, 35, was arrested for killing Frances Axley, 78, in her Naples, Florida home on New Year’s Day. After the alleged murder, Evans called someone with Axley’s son, Ehran, who he befriended at work, and confessed to the murder on speakerphone saying ‘Tell (him) that I am not a virgin anymore.  I just killed (his) mom,’ according to police. The phone conversation prompted a police investigation at Axley’s home, where she was found dead on... read more

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A 16-year-old boy who was caught having sex with a horse has been spared jail. The teenager had hold of the female foal by its tale as he performed the lewd act in a paddock. Two women who were enjoying a walk were horrified when they stumbled across the teenager on June 5, 2014. A court heard the youth looked shocked when he realised he had been spotted and sped away on his bicycle. Police took swabs from the horse’s genital area to obtain bodily fluid and DNA from the teen but no match was found at the time of the offence. But the youngster was later arrested in March on suspicion of an unrelated matter which led police to matching his DNA to the grim crime. The teen, who cannot be named for legal reasons, hung his head in shame as he pleaded guilty to the charge of having sexual intercourse with an animal. 50-foot sinkhole expected to cause commuter chaos in London He was spared prison, receiving a sentence to an an 18 month community order at Leices

Trouble involving football fans has continued on the streets of France today despite strict warnings from UEFA. The latest footage from Lille appears to show fans from England and Wales teaming up as tensions between English and Russian supporters remain on a knife-edge. Mobile phone video shows British tourists chanting ‘F*** off Russia, we’re England and Wales’ at Russian hooligans. Reports suggest that Russians dressed in black attacked the British fans outside a bar in the Place de la Gare in central Lille. Orel Butchers are a hooligan group associated with Russian club Lokomotiv Moscow. The footage shows rival fans goading each other and chairs appear to have been thrown across the street. It shows a man in a suit shouting ‘allez’, French for ‘go’, to masked Russians, who appear to have ignored threats of their country’s disqualification from Euro 2016. UEFA warned that further violence will result in their side’s disqualification, follow

At times like this it is impossible not to spool back to May 2013, and the sight of Sir Alex Ferguson centre stage at Old Trafford, standing in the rain surrounded by the absolute and unconditional admiration of everyone inside the stadium as he made one crucial political point in his farewell speech.  “I’d also like to remind you that when we had bad times here, the club stood by me, all my staff stood by me, the players stood by me.  Your job now is to stand by our new manager.  That is important,” he stressed. The crowd applauded with recognition and respect. He knew. Of course he knew. Nobody knew better than him. In fairness they tried. United’s hierarchy tried and the majority of the support base tried to stand by those who followed in his wake.  For 10 distinctly uncomfortable months they tried not to be too uppity about the fact David Moyes was handed a mantle that was too onerous to bear.  For two seasons they have watched Louis van Gaal do t