A new video has emerged showing the final moments of a Minnesota woman’s encounter with an immigration officer before she was killed, as public uproar grows in the United States over the shooting and exclusion of local agencies from the investigation.
A Minnesota prosecutor on Friday called on the public to share with investigators any recordings and evidence connected to the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good, 37, who was fatally shot by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent.
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A new, 47-second video published online by a Minnesota-based conservative news site, Alpha News, on Friday, and later reposted on social media by the Department of Homeland Security, shows the shooting from the perspective of ICE officer Jonathan Ross, who fired the shots on Wednesday.
With sirens blaring in the background, Ross, 43, approaches and circles Good’s vehicle in the middle of the road while apparently filming on his cellphone. At the same time, Good’s wife was also recording the encounter and can be seen walking around the vehicle and approaching the officer.
A series of exchanges occurred.
“That’s fine, I’m not mad at you,” Good says as the officer passes by her door. She has one hand on the steering wheel and the other outside the open driver’s side window.
“US citizen, former f—ing veteran,” says her wife, standing outside the passenger side of the SUV holding up her phone. “You wanna come at us, you wanna come at us, I say go get yourself some lunch, big boy.”
Other officers approach the driver’s side of the car at about the same time, and one says, “Get out of the car, get out of the f—ing car.”
Ross is now at the front driver’s side of the vehicle. Good reverses briefly, then turns the steering wheel towards the passenger side as she drives ahead, and Ross opens fire. The camera becomes unsteady and points towards the sky, then returns to the street view showing Good’s SUV careening away.
“F—ing b—-,” someone at the scene says.
A crashing sound is heard as Good’s vehicle smashes into others parked on the street.
Minnesota officials slam federal agencies
President Donald Trump’s administration has defended the ICE agent who shot Good in her car, painting her as a “domestic terrorist” and claiming Ross – an Iraq War veteran – was protecting himself and the fellow agents. The White House insisted the video gave weight to the officer’s claim of self-defence – even though the clip does not show the moment the car moved away, or him opening fire.
Local officials in Minnesota have condemned federal agencies for excluding them from the probe, and a local prosecutor said on Friday that federal investigators had taken Good’s car and shell casings from the scene.
“This is not the time to bend the rules. This is a time to follow the law… The fact that Pam Bondi’s Department of Justice and this presidential administration has already come to a conclusion about those facts is deeply concerning,” Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey, a Democrat, told a news briefing on Friday.
“We know that they’ve already determined much of the investigation,” he said, adding that the state’s Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, within its department of public safety, has consistently run such investigations.
“Why not include them in the process?” Frey said.
Good was the fourth person to be killed by ICE agencts since Trump launched his immigration crackdown last year.
Good’s wife, Becca Good, told local media that they had gone to the scene of immigration enforcement activity to “support our neighbours”. “We had whistles. They had guns,” she said.
The Minneapolis killing and a separate shooting in Portland, Oregon, on Thursday by the Border Patrol have set off protests in multiple US cities and denunciations of immigration enforcement tactics by the US government.
Love Island star Liberty Poole shared the blunder on her social media, revealing the ordeal took place shortly after she arrived home from travelling for six weeks
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Love Island star Liberty Poole has suffered a disaster in Storm Goretti as her parked car crashed into her neighbour’s garden.
The TV star, who recently returned from a trip to Mexico and Dubai after six weeks away, didn’t realise the severity of the storm when the ordeal took place. Liberty revealed in a TikTok video she had been advised by a pal to move her car off her drive as her driveway is sloped.
But, when she attempted to reverse the Fiat 500 off her driveway, she lost control of the car and decided to leave it halfway across her drive with the handbrake up. However, she soon discovered the car wasn’t as secure as she thought as she heard a bang and looked out her window to see her car had crashed.
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Speaking in a TikTok video, Liberty took deep breaths before she said: “I can’t make my life up. So this is my first day back, right? My first day back in the UK – no one told me about Storm Goretti. My mate gets on the phone she’s like, ‘Libs you’re going to have to park your car at the bottom of the road. I start to reverse off my drive, I loose control, I’m just gonna leave it halfway up my drive, but I’m gonna put the handbrake on because I don’t trust where this car is going, it could be going anywhere now.
“I’m minding my own business, cooking my dinner – bang, bang – what the hell? I looked outside, my car’s slid all the way down into the neighbour’s garden,” she gasped before adding: “Let me post the evidence…”
She then shared a photo of her Fiat 500 across the road with tyre tracks through the snow showing it slid from Liberty’s driveway to the other side of the road. She then added: “It’s literally diagonal, in the road, in my neighbour’s bush – are you kidding?! Like you cannot make my life up. My car slid down into the neighbour’s garden. I’ve just had to leave it on the road,” she said before taking more deep breaths.
Liberty then explained more about the situation as she told Sky News: “Now my drive is really steep, it’s like – kids could probably go sledging down my drive it’s that steep and I lost control, so I thought, ‘I’m just gonna leave the handbrake on’.
“Anyway, I’m cooking dinner in the microwave and I hear a bang and I’m like, ‘what was that? That sounded like it was coming from outside’.”
She continued: “So I live in a rural area and I look outside my window and I’m like, ‘Hang on, my car’s not on my drive, where’s my car gone?’ Anyway, my car’s ended up in the neighbour’s garden,” she laughs. “In the bush, across the road.”
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Liberty added: “I guess my advice would be if you do have a car on a steep drive, make sure you leave it in first gear. And, luckily, I ordered food last night and the guy got here before the weather conditions got too bad. But, I gave him a massive tip, there’s no stopping it.”
Campbell Hatton hinted at how Brooke Heaton is helping him find solace following his dad’s death, telling pals: ‘Started getting things back together over the last few weeks. Long way to go still but here’s to a better 2026’
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Ricky Hatton’s son has found love with the daughter of one of the late boxing legend’s best friends.
Campbell Hatton, 25, is being supported in his grief by Brooke Heaton, whose dad is non-league football boss Simon Heaton. Simon, 51, knew Ricky, who took his own life in September aged 46, from when they were young and described him as his best pal.
The pair have gone public with their relationship in recent days, including earlier today when Brooke, 22, wished Campbell happy birthday on Instagram. In a touching post, which included a number of photos of them together, she wrote: “Happy birthday Campbell. You are so special. Have the best day, I love u.”
Campbell, who has a seven-year-old daughter with a former partner, enjoyed a New Year holiday with Brooke alongside other loved ones, with the pair posting pictures of themselves together during the trip on social media.
Commenting on one image taken of them, pal Chelle Wray said: “Aw, you’re with Simons daughter, love this…you look lovely together. Keep on keeping on Campbell..
“We’re all wanting to see you and the family push on through in one piece. No rush..baby steps all the way..and always in your own time too Xx”. Andrea Mellor added: “Be happy you’re dad would approve. Love from Benidorm.”
Campbell and Brooke have also posted a series of other loved-up pictures of themselves together in recent weeks, including at a football match watching Ricky’s beloved Manchester City. Other images showed Campbell with his arms round Brooke’s waist in front of a mirror and her cuddling him in a restaurant.
Brooke’s dad Simon appeared in the 2023 film documentary ‘Hatton’, which included Ricky admitting to wanting to “drink myself to death” during mental health battles. Simon appeared alongside four of Ricky’s other close pals in the Harehill Tavern, which Simon’s family run and Ricky was a regular.
Speaking in it about the sporting talent Ricky showed from a young age, Simon said: “You’d be upstairs in the pub and you’d just hear ‘bang…bang. What’s that noise? It would be Ricky downstairs banging the [punch] bags.”
Simon, who now manages North West Counties League Premier Division side Abbey Hey FC, added: “He was a good footballer as well. We used to organise football tournaments and if you didn’t have Rick on your side your ankles were black and blue. You didn’t pick him on your team, you were f*****.”
Ricky went on to win world titles at light-welterweight and welterweight and fought some of the greatest fighters ever during a glittering 15-year career. He defeated ring greats such as Kostya Tszyu and Jose Luis Castillo before later suffering heartbreaking defeats to superstars Floyd Mayweather Jnr in 2007 and Manny Pacquiao in 2009.
Ricky, who was awarded an MBE in 2007, reportedly left a £40million fortune for his children, including Campbell, Millie, 13, and Fearne, 12. Campbell was himself once tipped to be a promising boxer, but Ricky announced last year that his son had quit the ring to become a solar panel installer.
Ricky’s funeral saw hundreds of mourners, including celebs such as boxing champ Tyson Fury and Oasis singer Liam Gallagher, pack inside Manchester Cathedral for an emotional farewell in October.
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As well as losing his dad, Campbell also suffered the death of his own best friend Justin Chappell in March last year. And he was left devastated again when his dad’s pal Gary ‘Mani’ Mounfield, bassist in the Stone Roses, died aged just 63 in November.
In a message, posted on Facebook on Wednesday, Campbell alluded to the tragedies, while also hinting how Brooke is helping him recover. He wrote: “Late one but spent new year in my dads favourite place. 2025 as bad is it can get for me and mine.
The pop icon passed away a decade ago this month, but his legacy lives on as his music continues to be played, and in the ‘frightening’ role he played in this 80s classic
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David Bowie is renowned for his monumental influence on the music industry, but some fans will always remember him for the fear he instilled in them as children through his role in a whimsical film.
The icon had previously ventured into cinema with his performance in the 1976 cult classic The Man Who Fell to Earth, where he portrayed an extraterrestrial being. This character resonated with his Ziggy Stardust persona and the musical phase he was immersed in at that time. However, his fascination with fantasy and science fiction didn’t end there; in 1986, he embraced the role of Jareth in Labyrinth.
This musical fantasy flick was helmed by Jim Henson, in collaboration with Lucasfilm, and showcased real puppetry alongside human actors. A young Jennifer Connelly stars as Sarah, with David Bowie playing Jareth, and the plot follows her journey through the maze in search of her kidnapped baby brother.
Navigating the enchanting labyrinth proves to be a daunting task, riddled with perilous traps, but at its heart lies her brother Toby, who has been abducted by the Goblin King. After secretly wishing him away, she now has a mere 13 hours to traverse the labyrinth’s centre and vanquish Jareth.
Throughout her quest, Sarah encounters peculiar landscapes and forms alliances with puppet creatures who assist her in her mission. However, she also faces numerous temptations designed to distract her from rescuing Toby and preventing his permanent transformation into a goblin.
One admirer of the film left a glowing review on Rotten Tomatoes, gushing about the nostalgia it evoked for that golden age of cinema. They wrote: “An absolutely amazing moment in time where you could actually get lost in what’s happening on the screen. This is a childhood classic.”
Another viewer shared: “This is one of my favourite childhood movies. You can’t go wrong with David Bowie and a young Jennifer Connelly. The puppetry of Jim Henson will always be a great hallmark of the 80s, and this is just as iconic as the Muppets.”
Fans continue to heap praise on the filmmakers’ efforts, suggesting they perfected the narrative, which explains why no follow-ups have really been attempted. One reviewer noted: “For how amazing this film is, it’s surprising they never made a sequel or a spin-off series.
“We have a story with a clear goal, character growth, a fantastic world, and most of all, amazing characters. I love how there’s something new to see around every corner. Definitely Bowie’s best movie, Jim Henson’s best, and one of the best fantasy films ever made.”
When Labyrinth first hit cinemas, it enjoyed a prestigious premiere attended by King Charles and Princess Diana. However, despite the Royal fanfare, the film ultimately fell short of commercial expectations and didn’t achieve the blockbuster success producers had anticipated.
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Despite initial reception, the film has grown into a beloved classic over the years, particularly celebrated for its groundbreaking puppetry work and imaginative set design. One fan praised it, saying: “Bursting at the seams with memorable characters, beautiful set pieces, and an inimitable performance by David Bowie.”
Ten years ago the world lost a musical icon, David Bowie, and despite his way with words when writing lyrics sung by millions, his final words to his close friend were far less profound
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David Bowie died 10 years ago today, on January 10th, 2016, and just days before, whilst he was battling cancer, he shared what he didn’t know would be his final moments with one of his best friends, Gary Oldman.
Oldman explained after Bowie’s death that the two would regularly Skype during his illness. The music legend’s final days were spent living in New York. Oldman and the Life On Mars icon would catch up every Sunday on a video call as Bowie gave the Batman actor updates on his health.
Oldman opened up about their last conversation, shortly before Vowie’s death from liver cancer, sharing their last exchange as something very ‘on the nose’ for a rockstar. The last words from his dear friend he claimed were “so wonderfully David,” as he was struggling to disconnect from the video call.
Oldman shared: “We were Skyping and you know when you want to disconnect with someone, sometimes you try and disconnect and you can’t and they keep coming back. So he’s pressing the button, and he said, ‘Alright, talk to you next week’ or whatever. And he went, ‘Go away, go away.’ And he pressed the button, and he went ‘f— off’, The Telegraph reports.
The close friend of Bowie’s offered further insight into his later life, when the world was shaken by the news of his death just two days after the release of his final album, Blackstar. According to the friend, the star handled his cancer diagnosis with “dignity, grace and humour” and told Oldman the news via email.
The actor explained the exchange: “I’ve got some good news, I’ve got some bad news’, he wrote: ‘the bad news is I’ve got the big C’. And underneath he wrote, ‘The good news is I got my cheekbones back,’ which I thought was just really dark and really sweet and funny of him.”
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Before the two became friends, Oldman was a long-time fan of Bowie, despite being a legend himself, having played the likes of Winston Churchill and Sid Vicious. The two met backstage at a play, but it wasn’t until years later that it really hit him that he was friends with the legendary rockstar.
Ferne McCann is the first to admit that weight loss jabs have been transformative for those that need them – but is worried the body positivity movement is being forgotten
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Fresh-faced and subtly sun-kissed, Ferne McCann is ready for anything. Following a gorgeous family Christmas, which came on the heels of a “magical” skiing trip to Italy’s Dolomites (“I ate my body weight in pizza and pasta,” she laughs), she’s taking 2026 by the horns.
At 35, Ferne, who shares daughter Finty, two, with her fiancé Lorri Haines and has Sunday, eight, from a previous relationship, tells us during an exclusive chat that she’s in a great place – not only with her career and family, but how she feels about her body.
A recent glitzy red carpet event, however, almost risked toppling that self-confidence that had taken her years to build up, she admits.
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“I noticed so many thin women walking down the red carpet alongside me and I’m not joking, I actually felt ‘big’. I started to question my body in a way that I hadn’t done in years,” she explains. “There’s such a rise in people striving to be super skinny again. It feels like a step back, towards that heroin chic look of the 90s.
“Especially as a mum to two girls, it worries me that there’s such a big strive to be super skinny again. What happened to that body positivity movement? Without doubt, this is linked to the rise in weight-loss jabs. Lots of people admit it.”
Ferne is at pains to point out that weight-loss jabs can be very beneficial to those who truly need them – and they’ve revolutionised weight loss. But she also raises concern about people abusing them.
“I want to be very clear, this is not me slamming weight-loss jabs,” she insists. “But I do worry this new culture of ‘thinjections’ does put pressure on people to conform to being ‘thin’ and their widespread use is bringing us further and further away from the body positivity movement and the freedom it afforded us to celebrate ourselves, whatever our size.
“I strongly believe that women should be enjoyed and celebrated in all shapes and sizes. What I noticed were a lot of women on that red carpet that used to have boobs and a bum and just really healthy, gorgeous, female bodies.
“And they’ve just shrunk down to nothing. Of course it’s their choice, but I definitely feel there’s been a shift and it’s very much towards being thin again.”
The former TOWIE star admits none of her inner circle are on the jabs, though it’s their choice – but she says, “Personally, I wouldn’t even consider it. I feel healthy, strong and full of vitality.
“I want to go into my forties feeling stronger and healthier than ever. Yes, there’s an unspoken pressure more than ever to look a certain way, that will continue until we buck those unhealthy trends. We shouldn’t feel pressure to shrink ourselves – we should proudly take up space.”
Ferne calls her eldest, Sunday, the “queen of clubs”, she laughs, as she goes to athletics, gymnastics and the gym, and she believes a lot of it is down to good role-modelling.
“She sees me and Lorri take good care of ourselves. There’s no better message. Honestly, Sunday’s got abs, it’s hysterical! But yes, this whole trend does worry me. It’s a shame to see women in the public eye that now seem to be disappearing in front of our eyes.”
It’s important that we talk about real bodies, she continues – adding that if you saw her naked, you’d see the little “ pregnancy pouch” that most women who have given birth never get rid of. “And that should be celebrated.”
As for her home life, the star says the “juggle is real”. But as a self-confessed homebody, she loves nothing more than hanging out with her crew.
“I’m a social butterfly, but I schedule entire weekends in mine and Lorri’s joint calendar where we plan to just stay home. And I secretly love it when plans get cancelled! Our life is governed by the school run – everything else is just… carnage.”
Ferne’s mum is a huge support and the couple also have a nanny who helps a couple of days a week, as they have Finty at home. “We don’t know if Finty’s going to be our last baby,” she says.
“If we do have another, it will probably be in a few years’ time – but if she is our last, we want to squeeze every last drop of joy from having her around, before she starts at Sunday’s school next September.”
Their little one, says Ferne, is a “total character” and just as sociable as her famous mother. “In Italy she was toddling up to people’s tables, asking people what their name was!
“Sunday’s not as forthcoming, but she’s coming out of her shell, too. She’s our little sports star and super-competitive. She wants to be an Olympian when she grows up and I just think, you go girl – somebody’s got to do it!”
Sunday is currently studying for her LAMDA certificate in singing, but as Ferne – who was once offered a record deal – softly shakes her head, it tells us everything. “I’m not saying a word to her, because my dad once told me I’d ‘only ever be a pub singer’. And I’m telling you – that’s a core memory, I’ve never forgotten!”
Ferne has previously been very candid about her and Lorri’s relationship suffering as they navigate the parenting trenches together – but they have a solid New Year ’s resolution – to get away together soon for a long weekend, without the kids.
The only time they’ve escaped alone since they met was in Puglia last summer for good pal Vicky Pattison’s wedding – but they had to fly home the next day.
She muses, “You might be compatible as romantic partners, but you don’t often ask, are we compatible as parents? That first year or two of having a child together with Lorri was really challenging. We were filming our reality show as well, it was a lot of pressure.
“Things feel like they’ve evened out now. We still have so much fun, Lorri and I, when we have the time – it’s just so hard to find it!” She’s usually so tired, she grins, that they’ll cosy up at home to watch a boxset together, and she promptly falls fast asleep.
“The only thing we argue about really is diary management – it’s the silly things,” she says. “Right now, dinnertime is where I’m in my element, and it’s where we love coming together to chat about our days. There are ups and downs, of course there are – but we’re a team, no matter what…”
Ferne and Lorri have been engaged since 2021 – but there’s still no talk of a wedding. Has there been any progress on that front, we ask? “That’s the golden question!” she says. “It’s not the plan at the moment, as we just don’t have the time.
“We want to plan the wedding of our dreams, definitely abroad, laid-back island vibes, maybe Spain? But we’re more likely to have another baby first, to be honest.”
If they were to expand their brood, Ferne jokes, hilariously, that she just can’t imagine having a little boy. “It has to be a girl. I can’t be dealing with willies! I’m a girl mum, through and through.”
What Ferne does know is that she’ll be unveiling a huge project later this year, which will see her work more “behind the scenes” than before – but can say no more right now.
Meanwhile, she’s excited to be a UK ambassador for top Australian skincare brand QV Skincare. “I love it, my mum’s used it for years! My skin routine these days is so simple, I don’t have the time and skincare can also feel overwhelming,” she says.
“What I really love about QV is that the whole family can use it. Finty has quite sensitive skin with dry patches for instance, and the QV ointment has been a godsend – especially for the dry lips and chapped skin most toddlers get in the winter months.
“I just decant the products and leave them for everyone in the bathroom. The brand is the No1 skincare brand in Australia for good reason and the fact it’s free from soap, perfume, lanolin and irritants is even better.
“It gives me the healthiest-looking skin, it protects my skin barrier and gives me an insane glow. I love the gentle wash and the moisturiser is just insane – it’s so hydrating. I feel so confident in my own skin, and these products help you feel that.”
As for maintaining her healthy figure, Ferne’s weekly workout schedule – one day with her PT, a couple of metabolics classes and tennis on Fridays – plus Monday to Friday “clean eating” will continue apace, but she’s all about moderation, she grins.
The star, who launched her Food With Ferne app last September, adds, “Life’s for living! I’m the world ’s biggest foodie. I’d never give up my favourite foods for how I might look in the mirror. To suppress or remove that from my life would be a complete tragedy.”
She, Lorri and the girls look forward to a cheeky takeaway at the weekend, and Ferne feels zero guilt about getting stuck into a bag of popcorn if they have a family movie night.
“I never work out on a weekend, but we never stop – chasing the kids, walking in the park,” she says. “Don’t get me wrong, I’ve still got cellulite on my bum – I could still pick myself apart if I wanted to, but it’s not realistic and I’m still confident.
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“Women strive for perfection but it doesn’t exist. And isn’t the quest for perfection just so bloody… boring?!”
Ferne is UK ambassador for QV Skincare, available at Boots and Amazon
