close Video Travel risk trainer and LAPD veteran Kevin Coffey explains 3 crime trends "Jugging," "tap and glue" and "sliders" are recent crime trends that impact everyday Americans, Kevin Coffey explains. Everyday, routine activities – like going to the ATM or getting gas – can become crime scenes of low-level offenses that create major headaches and financial loss. Someone watches a bank or mall customer with their head in their phone. A seemingly friendly tip to use a tap card at an ATM that's glued shut. A phony good Samaritan says you dropped a wallet at the gas pump or a cheerful, chatty chap can't stop complimenting your outfit. These are all part of street-level crime trends designed to prey on distracted victims to grab a purse, phone or wallet and take off. All they need is a few seconds, in most instances. ROBBERY SUSPECT BODY SLAMS TEXAS WOMAN, LEAVING HER PARALYZED: VIDEO Video These three … [Read more...] about ‘Jugging’ among new crime trends posing danger on America’s streets: What to know
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Screams ring out as extensions pulled out during brawl between women in broad daylight
Mothers Day brawl breaks out among women in the street with screams and shouting heard (Image: Sourced) SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info A viral video shows a group of women scrapping in the street in Liverpool on Mothers Day. The fight in the street outside Camp and Furnace nightclub on Sunday appears to heighten when screams and shouting get louder. Related articles British Army recruit collapses and dies suddenly during fitness test Bank of England copies 2008 financial crisis tactic to ease turmoil The footage, which has been shared online thousands of times, shows the women brawling on Jamaica Street, in the Baltic Triangle. In the footage, the group is seen arguing before one woman stumbles and … [Read more...] about Screams ring out as extensions pulled out during brawl between women in broad daylight
Queen Letizia, 50, looks red hot in waist-defining dress Kate Middleton would love
March 16, 2023 - 12:36 GMT Queen Letizia of Spain attended the Ceremony for the Accreditations to the new ambassadors of the Honorary Ambassadors of the Spain Brand in a ravishing red dress On Wednesday, Queen Letizia of Spain donned her fiery finery as she attended the Ceremony for the Accreditations to the new ambassadors of the Honorary Ambassadors of the Spain Brand. The 50-year-old royal opted for one of her favourite sartorial colour schemes for the grand event, turning out yet another elegant look to add to her never-ending inventory. For the occasion, the Spanish royal wore now-folded brand Poete's 'Red Midi Dress' which the royal bought back in 2021. The number featured a bold lipstick red hue, an ephemeral chiffon flow, a midi length, long sleeves and Princess Kate's go-to detail – a pussybow necktie. The two royals share a penchant for all things pussybow, as you can see in the clip below… WATCH: Queen Letizia … [Read more...] about Queen Letizia, 50, looks red hot in waist-defining dress Kate Middleton would love
What Vietnam’s alleyways can teach the Bay Area about bureaucracy and community
This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate 2 On a recent trip to Vietnam, I’m pretty sure I found one key to a happy and harmonious urban life. During the drippy, languid hours of mid-day heat in Ho Chi Minh City, which many also call Saigon, I frequently ducked into every hẻm, or alleyway, that I saw for a little bit of shade. They quickly became my favorite places in the city. Lined with homes and storefronts that opened up directly into the street, these alleyways were filled with scooter parking, lush potted trees, craft workshops, shrines wafting with incense smoke, and baskets of various things for sale. Cars, still a rarity in this city, occasionally snagged parking at alley entrances when they could. In these alleyways, where the vast majority of residents live, the division between one’s own property and the street is more of a suggestion rather than a rule. Life spills out of the home and onto the streets, where … [Read more...] about What Vietnam’s alleyways can teach the Bay Area about bureaucracy and community
Birthright Trips, a Rite of Passage for Many Jews, Are Now a Target of Protests
Halfway through a 10-day tour in Israel, Risa Nagel had a decision to make. The 25-year-old grant writer from Seattle had hiked the hills of Galilee and wandered the ancient market in Jerusalem. But then some of the friends she had just met told her they were planning to walk off the tour to visit a Palestinian family, an act of protest that was bound to cause pain and controversy. “We will be able to see for ourselves what’s going on,” one of them told her. “Do you want to come?” Ms. Nagel agonized. The next day, after the group held a moment of silence at the Western Wall, her friends announced that they were walking off. She followed them. Over nearly two decades, a nonprofit organization called Birthright Israel has given nearly 700,000 young Jews an all-expense-paid trip to Israel, an effort to bolster a distinct Jewish identity and forge an emotional connection to Israel. The trips, which are partly funded by the Israeli government, have become a rite of passage for … [Read more...] about Birthright Trips, a Rite of Passage for Many Jews, Are Now a Target of Protests
Bank of England copies 2008 financial crisis tactic to ease banking sector turmoil
Leading central banks have announced measures to help stave off the banking crisis (Image: Getty) SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info The Bank of England (BoE) has joined five other leading central banks to take fresh measures aimed at improving access to dollar liquidity as the financial markets continue to reel from banking sector turmoil. US dollar swap lines between the Bank, Federal Reserve, European Central Bank , the Bank of Canada, the Bank of Japan and the Swiss National Bank will be increased from a weekly to a daily basis. Related articles 'Big Brother' surveillance fears ignited over new emergency alert Man accused of leading grooming gang by Ellie Williams to sue police The move was … [Read more...] about Bank of England copies 2008 financial crisis tactic to ease banking sector turmoil
Sunday Brunch’s Tim Lovejoy forced to apologise after ‘potty mouth’ guest says ‘bad word’
Sunday Brunch's Tim Lovejoy calls guest a 'potty mouth' SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info On the latest instalment of Sunday Brunch , viewers saw presenters Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer welcome Lucy Beaumont, Phil Dunster, Edith Bowman, Daniel Mays and Greg James and band All Time Low onto the show. However, Lucy’s slip of the tongue landed her in trouble with the hosts. Related articles Helen Skelton 'emotional' over 'broken' Gethin Jones Morse dashes into the sunset for final time During part two of the show, Simon was showing viewers how to cook ham and gruyère cheese croquettes while Tim spoke to the panel of celebrities. After discussing Greg James’ charity cycle for Red Nose Day a … [Read more...] about Sunday Brunch’s Tim Lovejoy forced to apologise after ‘potty mouth’ guest says ‘bad word’
Boris ‘confident’ defence dossier will prove he did not mislead Parliament
Mr Johnson’s legal team has assembled a ‘defence dossier’ (Image: Getty) SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info Boris Johnson is in good spirits and confident he will be exonerated over claims he misled Parliament about parties at No10, allies said last night. Related articles Boris prepares 'bombshell defence dossier' behind scenes Sturgeon’s sister blasts ‘I’d rather vote Tory’ than SNP The former Prime Minister believes he has a great defence and is up for the four-hour grilling by the Privileges Committee on Wednesday. Mr Johnson’s legal team has assembled a defence dossier they believe will clear him over lockdown parties. It is said to include unseen WhatsApp messages from senior civil servants and members … [Read more...] about Boris ‘confident’ defence dossier will prove he did not mislead Parliament
Deutsche panic: Economist warns of massive global economic downturn – ‘game is up’
Deutsche Bank accused of ‘hiding difficulties’ by Wolff SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info Professor Richard Wolff, one of America’s most prominent economists, claimed that if Deutsche was in trouble it was likely far from alone. He explained to RT America that the extent of the crisis would not be known “until something blows and whole game is up.” The Manhattan-based professor told RT host Rich Sanchez: “It would be easy to find statements by experts, by bank CEOs, by Wall Street commentators telling us not to worry - it’s a detail, it only affects one bank. Related articles 'Uninvestable' Deutsche Bank overhaul could spell more trouble Deutsche Bank CRISIS: Shares fall 5% as … [Read more...] about Deutsche panic: Economist warns of massive global economic downturn – ‘game is up’
10 minimalist outfits that you’ll want to recreate this season
March 17, 2023 - 17:25 GMT Minimalist outfits: 10 stylish street style looks that epitomise low-key chic – see photos Maximalists, take a beat. You might want to sit this one out. The eternally chic minimalist outfit trend is taking the streets by storm – one neutral blazer at a time. Once upon a time, Instagram was a place of high drama. Influencers inspired wild envy in their followers with glitzy arm candy and dazzling shoe collections that even Carrie Bradshaw would have pined after. As we live and breathe, in 2023 the Insta-landscape is almost unrecognisable. Pared back separates, neutral colour palettes and achingly simple silhouettes have replaced all things extra, as far as some of our wardrobe wish lists are concerned. How to build a minimalist wardrobe For those wanting to cut back on striking, less wearable trends, the minimalist aesthetic will be right up your street. The vibe is … [Read more...] about 10 minimalist outfits that you’ll want to recreate this season