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Labour MP Rosena Allin-Khan has has told Parliament of her family’s heartbreak when they feared her dad was being mistreated in a care home. The MP said her father was found “bloodied, bruised, and unconscious in suspicious circumstances” in a home they had been told was safe, with no explanation for how he got these injuries. She said: “The final nail in the coffin, and the point of no return, was when we found my father unconscious on the floor, with blood on the walls and the floor, and a carer’s set of keys left next to him. “Following this, he spent one month in hospital.” ( Image: Steve Bainbridge) Her struggle to get answers has left her worried for others in the same situation. “If two young professionals can endure what happened in the following months in pursuit of answers I fear deeply for the elderly in our community, such as the 80-year-old woman who herself is frail, who is caring for her husband with dementia, and who is too fearful to speak out.” … [Read more...] about Rosena Allin-Khan MP describes finding her dad bruised and bleeding in a care home

Deportations of rapists, murderers and burglars have fallen to an all-time low thanks to legal challenges based on European human rights law. Legal challenges leveraging human rights law are allegedly preventing the deportation of extremely dangerous criminals from the UK, with the number of Category A felons being removed from Britain reportedly falling to all-time lows as a result of the trend. It comes as Britain struggles to enforce a whole host of other immigration reforms, with the country’s government failing to remove its first batch of illegal migrants to Rwanda thanks to a ruling from the European Court of Human Rights. According to Home Office data seen by The Telegraph , only 956 of the highest category migrant criminals were deported from the UK last year. This marks a sizable reduction in the number of deportations over the previous year, peaking at 2,555 in 2016, a trend the publication puts down to foreign criminals using human rights law to legally … [Read more...] about Dangerous Criminal Deportations Hit All-Time Low due to Legal Challenges

Channelling her inner Tulsi Virani, TV star Ankita Lokhande kept her fans and followers on edge as she treated them to a glimpse of her new house. Dropping a dramatic video on her official Instagram account, the actress introduced the netizens to her family members. On Thursday, Ankita recreated the iconic montage video song of Ekta Kapoor’s serial Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi as she took her fans inside her house. This song originally featured actor-politician Smriti Irani, who played the character of Tulsi Virani. While recreating the video, Ankita even introduced her husband Vicky Jain as “Pati Parmeshwar,” which means God-like husband. The couple recently had their housewarming puja and a ‘griha pravesh' ceremony at their new home. The video shows Ankita, dressed in a red saree, opening the entrance of their new house and greeting the viewers with Namaste. Then she goes on to introduce her family members to the netizens. The clip gives a glimpse of all all-white interiors … [Read more...] about Ankita Lokhande Gives a Sneak-Peek of Her New House in Classic Tulsi Virani Style, Watch

Sitting roughly 700 metres away from Chennai’s Island Grounds, the place where India’s first flight, a plane commandeered by Giacomo D’Angelis, took off in 1910, history enthusiast Ramanujar Moulana unveils many other not-so-secret tidbits about Chennai’s rich cultural history. Following the set of four heritage tours conducted in early 2022, the Tamil Nadu Tourism Development Corporation (TTDC), along with Ramanujar’s organisation Cycling Yogis, is launching a second series of six themed tour trails, beginning on June 26. World Wars trail Prominent among these is the recently concluded World Wars trail, that revisits Madras’ tryst with the wars. “Lots of people aren’t aware of Chennai’s involvement in World Wars, so the World Wars trail will cover the Emden bombing plaque, air shelters used in the Second World War in Kasimedu, the Madras War Cemetery in Nandambakkam and the Victory War Memorial,” says Ramanujar. On the night of September 22, 1914 during the First World War, … [Read more...] about From World War bombings to ancient churches: new cycling tours cover Chennai’s history

Ukrainians who left the country to escape the war with Russia are increasingly making their way back as the fighting enters its fifth month. More than 8 million Ukrainians, out of the prewar population of 44 million, left their homes and crossed into neighboring countries such as Poland and Romania to seek safety after the invasion. But the gap between those departing and those re-entering Ukraine is narrowing, according to recent data from the United Nations. Since mid-May, that count has been particularly close, per an NBC News analysis. “We came back because we really wanted to go home,” said Julia Fedosiuk, an attorney from Kyiv who returned to Ukraine earlier this month after spending more than three months in Poland. She fled the capital Feb. 25, the day after Russia invaded.For Fedosiuk, 37, leaving her home country was a “forced measure” to keep her children, Ivan and Vera, safe, but she said she always knew they would return home. She decided to come back … [Read more...] about Surge in Ukrainians who fled after the invasion returning home, data shows

close Video Fox News Flash top headlines for June 30 Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com. NEW You can now listen to Fox News articles! Four home invasion suspects linked to a series of home burglaries in Northern California , including one in which they bound and assaulted an elderly couple and another in which they threatened to shoot a baby, have been arrested, authorities said. The San Jose Police Department on Thursday said three men and a minor had been taken into custody. They were identified as Armando Manzano and Daniel Mendez, both 19; Eduardo Santiago, 23; and a 17-year-old who wasn't named. Manzano was arrested two days prior to one robbery on an unrelated charge, police said. "We're frustrated," San Jose police Sgt. Christian Camarillo told Fox San Francisco. "Suspects need to remain in custody. We need higher bails." Other suspects are being sought by police in … [Read more...] about California home invasion suspects held elderly couple bound with belts, threatened to shoot toddler: police

close Video Tunnel to Towers founder: We made a promise to take care of the families left behind Tunnel to Towers founder and CEO Frank Siller shares the mission of his foundation and recent projects helping the families of Marines who died in helicopter crash last month, two El Monte police officers killed earlier this month. NEW You can now listen to Fox News articles! Veterans who have served our nation by putting their lives on the line through their military service too often find themselves facing the tragic circumstance of homelessness. Now, the Tunnel to Towers Foundation , a New York-based nonprofit, has committed itself to addressing this situation through a major new initiative: providing homes for homeless veterans. "We owe so much to America’s veterans. These brave servicemen and women have made incredible sacrifices in order to protect this country," Frank Siller, chairman and SEO of Tunnel to Towers, told Fox News … [Read more...] about Tunnel to Towers embarks on bold new effort for America’s homeless veterans

close Video Fox News Flash top entertainment headlines for February 22 Fox News Flash top entertainment and celebrity headlines are here. Check out what's clicking today in entertainment. NEW You can now listen to Fox News articles! For Tim Allen and Richard Karn , working together is a natural thing. The two co-starred in the popular sitcom " Home Improvement " from 1991-1999. Now, three decades after the comedy first premiered, the two are reteaming for a new show, " Assembly Required ," where they tap into their DIY roots to host a reality competition series that sees contestants rebuild everyday household items. Although the final episode of "Home Improvement" aired nearly 22 years ago, Allen, 67, and Karn, 65, have remained close. 'HOME IMPROVEMENT' STARS TIM ALLEN, RICHARD KARN ON REUNITING FOR NEW SERIES: A 'LIVE VERSION' OF 'TOOL TIME' "All of us are real close," Allen told Entertainment Tonight. "I … [Read more...] about Tim Allen, Richard Karn on reuniting decades after ‘Home Improvement’: ‘Doesn’t feel like 30 years’

Dina Asher-Smith has expressed her excitement about competing in Birmingham but stressed that she sees London as the home of athletics in the UK. The 200 metres world champion is set to compete in the Birmingham Diamond League event on May 21 and the Commonwealth Games that take place in the city from July 28. There is uncertainty over the future of athletics at the London Stadium, with it recently reported that talks had taken place over the sport possibly moving away from the venue, which also hosts West Ham matches. Asher-Smith was asked at a press conference ahead of Friday’s Diamond League meet in Doha – where she claimed her world title in 2019 – if she felt Birmingham was potentially going to become the track and field centre of the UK. And she said: “Perhaps. We’ve got a really nice new stadium in Birmingham, which I’ll be fortunate enough to try out next week. I’m very excited for that and very excited for the Commonwealth Games. Recommended … [Read more...] about Dina Asher-Smith hopeful athletics will still have a home at the London Stadium

Welcome home, Stanley. “This is for you, Denver. We (bleeping) love you!” captain Gabe Landeskog declared to a crowd of 500,000 spilling out of Civic Center Park as rain began to fall on a summer day when the Avalanche marched the Stanley Cup through town. Nobody loves a victory parade more than Denver. But know what was so cool about this particular Thursday in June? It was a love letter to a city in need of a big hug. The Avs brought life back to a downtrodden city that has felt abandoned since the outset of COVID-19. Nathan MacKinnon snuggled a baby to his fuzzy face. Cale Makar ran down the street exchanging high-fives. Artturi Lehkonen drank a toast from his own shoe. Raise a Cup to the rebirth of Denver, y’all. “You want a beer?” Tivis Alexander asked me at 8:04 a.m., shortly after he plopped a chair down at a prime spot on the parade route and cranked up “All the Small Things” on his cellphone. “If you’re not a beer guy, I have gin and whiskey in this cooler.” … [Read more...] about Kiszla: Welcome home, Stanley! 500,000 Avalanche fans raise Cup to the rebirth of Denver.