Amanda Killelea

2 days ago | thesun.co.uk | Amanda Killelea

WISH you were here? Well, you will after flicking through the most envy-inducing celebrity Easter holiday snaps. From pop stars and TV presenters, to power couples and nepo babies, they all made the most of the Easter holidays by jetting off to exotic locations around the globe. Whether they were partying at star-studded music festivals, relaxing on romantic European breaks or lapping up family fun on luxury tropical holidays, there was no expense spared for our globe-trotting stars.

6 days ago | mirror.co.uk | Amanda Killelea

No-one suspected eminent physician Dr Marcel Petiot of killing, rather than curing, during the 1940s Nazi occupation of Paris, but many of those who turned to him for help were never seen againIt was the dawn of the 1940s. Paris was in the grip of Nazi occupation and the city was shrouded in fear, But the Gestapo’s reign of terror provided perfect camouflage for a prolific serial killer who is believed to have killed as many as 150 people - operating in plain sight.

1 week ago | msn.com | Amanda Killelea

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1 week ago | mirror.co.uk | Amanda Killelea

No-one suspected eminent physician Dr Marcel Petiot of killing, rather than curing, during the 1940s Nazi occupation of Paris, but many of those who turned to him for help were never seen againIt was the dawn of the 1940s. Paris was in the grip of Nazi occupation and the city was shrouded in fear, But the Gestapo’s reign of terror provided perfect camouflage for a prolific serial killer who is believed to have killed as many as 150 people - operating in plain sight.

1 week ago | thesun.co.uk | Amanda Killelea

THE Kinahans were small-time Irish street dealers who became billionaires. But a series of bloody shootings on Spain’s Costa del Crime, where they enjoyed Sopranos-style lives of gangster luxury, nearly brought their whole empire crashing down. Today the Dublin crime family - led by godfather Christopher ‘Christy’ Kinahan and two sons Daniel and Christy Junior - have a $5million bounty on their heads in the US. The cartel is wanted for drugs and firearms trafficking, money laundering and murder.