The Sun (26 July 2022)
CAMPER van owners are allegedly causing HAVOC on a stunning sea-front road - using bushes as toilets and having noisy sex in their vans.
Residents of Boscawen Road and Cliff Road in Falmouth, Cornwall, say they're sick of van-dwellers living permanently in their vehicles and treating the street as a "free campsite".
Mail On Sunday (2 July 2022)
With his fourth divorce under way, you’d think a wedding would be the last place for Rupert Murdoch to forget his troubles.
But even as the ink dried on divorce papers filed by his estranged wife Jerry Hall in an LA court, the media tycoon was never going to miss his granddaughter Charlotte Freud’s big day.
Mail On Sunday (25 June 2022)
The author behind the bestselling Young Bond book series has criticised the most recent 007 film for portraying the spy as a committed family man.
Charlie Higson said the opening scenes of No Time To Die – a car chase through the Italian town of Matera – are 'great' at first, but accused script-writers of undermining Bond's character by showing him arguing with his girlfriend as he drives.
The author joked that 007 should have triggered her ejector seat and resumed his adventure.
Mail On Sunday (29 May 2022)
War Horse author Sir Michael Morpurgo has admitted that some of his early books may have been less than impressive – before he also put the boot into Shakespeare.
The 78-year-old gave himself the brutal review yesterday when a child at the Hay Festival of Literature & Arts asked him if he thought any of his books were ‘drivel’
Laughing, Sir Michael – a former Children’s Laureate who has written more than 130 books – said the description ‘wouldn’t be very kind’, before adding: ‘You have to write those books in order to become the writer that can handle the story and handle the words.
Mail Online (19 May 2022)
The Indie band guitarist who snatched 18-year-old Bobbi-Anne McLeod from a bus stop before murdering her and dumping her body on a beach was obsessed with serial killers, researched human mutilation online and idolised US monster Ted Bundy. Detectives found almost 3,000 graphic, grisly images of dead and dismembered people on Cody Ackland's phone - a horrific window into his grotesque double life.