This is the moment Israeli soldiers pushed a Palestinian’s car off a cliff after arresting them during a traffic stop in Hebron, occupied West Bank. The Israeli military has not yet commented on the incident.
Thousands of women took to the streets of Buenos Aires on International Women’s Day to protest Argentinian President Javier Milei’s ‘ plans to remove the crime of femicide from the penal code. Teresa Bo spoke to demonstrators who say the move is particularly harmful given that one woman is killed every 30 hours in the country.
Great Britain duo Matt Weston and Tabby Stoecker won team silver at the skeleton World Championships in Lake Placid, USA.
Weston, who won individual gold on Friday, narrowly missed out on a second gold medal as he and Stoecker finished a tenth of a second behind winners Ro Mystique and Austin Florian of the United States.
The British duo clocked a combined time of one minute 54.53 seconds, with Stoecker fourth fastest in 58.31 secs and Weston registering 56.32 secs as the third fastest of the men.
Compatriots Marcus Wyatt and Amelia Coltman initially appeared to have finished fourth in a time of one min 54.92 secs but were later disqualified for a weight infringement.
China’s Dan Zhao and Qinwei Lin took bronze, finishing 0.18 seconds behind Weston and Stoecker after Zhao produced the fastest individual time of the day.
Kristina Rihanoff has been flooded with support after the heart-wrenching news of her split from Ben Cohen.
The Strictly Come Dancing star, 47, and former England rugby player, 46, first met on the BBC show in 2013, when they were struck by the infamous “Strictly curse”, which had resulted in Ben separating from his wife, Abby.
In the wake of their split, Kristina took to social media to share a picture with one of her students, reposting it on her Instagram stories. The photo had originally been shared by the student as a tribute for International Women’s Day. In the caption, they wrote, “Keep inspiring, supporting, and growing each other. Happy International Women’s Day”!
Ben and Kristina welcomed their daughter, Milena, into the world in 2016. And in November 2022, the couple took a major step in their relationship, getting engaged during a romantic getaway in the Maldives.
However, sources reveal that their split is largely due to financial problems, with their joint business, Soo Yoga, left in significant debt after the pandemic. In addition, Kristina faced a driving ban for driving without insurance, adding even more stress to their already struggling relationship.
A friend close to the pair told The Sun: “It’s like the curse in reverse. This will be like karma for Abby, she was so upset when Ben left her. It’s like he has got his comeuppance”.
They added: “The past six months have been hell for them and it has torn the love they had apart. For the sake of their family, they have chosen to go forward as separate individuals. Those close to them who know them as a couple had hoped they would be able to work things out but for now it’s over and it looks like there’s no going back”.
The couple has reportedly opened up about their financial difficulties over the past year. They have put their £1.75 million Northampton home on the market, and Ben has stepped down as a director of their shared yoga business.
In September, Kristina appeared in court regarding her driving ban, and Ben later spoke out about the financial strain they have both been enduring. He revealed the emotional pressure he’s under, stating: “I get up every day and I fight not to lose everything – to lose my cars, my house, and my relationship. I’m so overdrawn”.
When asked about the strain on his relationship with Kristina, he admitted, “We’re still living together. We’re in it financially. We’re in business together, so the problem is that we opened the business before Covid, and we got the worst severities of it. Honestly, this is just another problem for me to deal with”.
The dad-of-one went on to explain the depth of their financial struggles, adding: “I’ve got credit cards that are overdrawn. I’m overdrawn in both accounts. We have a business debt because of Covid. It’s just another problem”.
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With Mother’s Day creeping up on us this year, it’s high time to start brainstorming gifts for your mum, grandma or whoever you’ll be celebrating on the day. While the traditional bouquet and bottle of bubbly are always a safe bet, we’ve got a few more suggestions up our sleeve to help make the day truly memorable.
After Ofgem announced its new price cap, the typical household’s energy bills will rise by more than £100. The price cap is rising by 6.4% – although the exact amount you pay depends on how much gas and electricity you use. The average dual fuel household paying by direct debit will see their annual energy bill increase from £1, 738 a year to £1, 849 from April 1 – a rise of £111 a year, or £9.25 a month.
Dehumidifiers can be lifesavers for Brits who struggle with high levels of humidity, and therefore condensation and mould – but not only that, they can help cut down on the price of bills, which can be especially helpful as those prices are set to rise. Dehumidifiers reduce moisture in homes, reducing the risk of mould spreading. They also help dry damp clothes, towels, etc., which reduces the time you need to have your heating or tumble dryer on during cold and wet weather.
Not only do they cost pennies to run per hour, but this particular dehumidifier is currently on sale for £30, down from a whopping £116. Here’s all you need to know…
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This 1.5L Neo dehumidifier is set to be highly efficient at removing excess moisture from your home. It creates a healthier environment by dehumidifying the air around you and reducing moisture in the air. Plus, this means your house is at less risk of harmful problems like dampness and mold, which can cause health issues and damage to the building in the long term.
This Neo dehumidifier leaves your home with fresh, clean, and dry air all day. It’s set to be super easy to move and store. Thanks to its compact and portable design, you can conveniently move the dehumidifier between the bathroom, kitchen, and bedroom to tackle condensation and cleanse the air.
The dehumidifier creates a healthier home, improves your well-being with every use, and helps cut down on expensive energy bills. Say goodbye to needing the radiators on or running the tumble dryer for hours to ensure your belongings aren’t left hanging around for hours while wet.
With its 1.5L capacity, this dehumidifier is easy to drain and refill. When the water tank is full, you can easily remove it from the dehumidifier, pull out the plug and empty it via the easy-to-use water outlet.
Normally retailing for £115.99, this Neo dehumidifier is reduced to a staggeringly low £29.99 thanks to this Debenhams sale. And shoppers are loving it, as some have left rave reviews online.
One 5-star rater beams: “No window in my bathroom, just an extractor fan &, it was beginning to smell musty. After showering, I bought this dehumidifier to put in this room to see if it would help. I switch it on &, leave it with the door closed for about an hour. It works a treat. It helps dry the walls from condensation &, no musty smell any more”.
Another shopper shares: “It works well and is quite quiet. It automatically turns off when full. It empties daily, but it’s a little fiddly to slide the container in and out”.
A third customer offers even more praise: “This portable compact dehumidifier is absolutely great for drying washing indoors in the winter months and stops any humidity and mould in rooms. Excellent”.
A fourth writes, “Great for indoors with the weather and drying clothes”. Another buyer shares the same sentiment, noting, “Works a treat, very handy size to move around the house”.
For alternative models, you can shop this Jialexin Dehumidifier for less on Amazon. Thanks to a flash sale, it’s been slashed to half price, and it now costs £39.99. Meanwhile, at Lakeland, shoppers can score this 1L Compact Dehumidifier for £34.99.