Charlie Watton

3 weeks ago | whatsthejam.com | Charlie Watton

A rally car owned and driven by racing icon Colin McRae is heading under the hammer for £300,000. This hair-raising 1987 MG Metro 6R4 ‘Group B’ Rally Car was purchased by the late great racer for his own personal use. The motor was used by McRae for car course duties during the 1998 Colin McRae Stages. READ MORE: Uber Eats driver spotted making delivery in canoeDespite being a Works Subaru WRC driver the car enthusiast bought the MG for his own enjoyment.

3 weeks ago | needtoknow.co.uk | Charlie Watton

A vile man who kicked and stamped on a dog’s head in a brutal attack is being hunted. The brute was caught beating a poochon CCTV. The man, pictured in a white Chicago Bulls-branded T-shirt, was seen pulling his tan and white dog through a corridor in a block of flats. READ MORE: Sunbather has lucky escape after cliff collapses onto beach just yards awayHe attempted to kick the animal before stopping at a fire exit. He was then seen jumping and stamping on the dog’s head with his right foot.

3 weeks ago | whatsthejam.com | Charlie Watton

Jobe Bellingham is the face of June in Sunderland’s club calendar despite being linked with a switch to Borussia Dortmund. The younger brother of Real Madrid and England icon, Jude Bellingham, helped get the Black Cats promoted to the Premier League. But the 19-year-old is now being linked with the German club – who his bro used to play for – in a £25m transfer.

3 weeks ago | needtoknow.co.uk | Charlie Watton

A colourful pullover worn in an iconic scene by late Benidorm star Bobby Knutt has been snapped up for £487 at auction. Derren Litten, the creator of the series, has flogged some of the costumes worn by cast members. The sitcom became hugely popular with Brits after it first hit screens in 2007. READ MORE: Man from U.N.C.L.E and Great Escape star David McCallum left nearly £100,000 to his wifeAnd now die-hard fans of the show have got their hands on threads worn by their favourite characters.

3 weeks ago | whatsthejam.com | Charlie Watton

A group of fuming holidaymakers foiled a sneaky plan by fellow Brits to secure sunbeds seven hours before their hotel pool opened. Whilst enjoying a late-night chat on their balcony, Mandy Boyd spotted some lads she thought were taking a cheeky dip in the pool. However, on further inspection, the 34-year-old noticed the young men were attempting to secure the best beds at 2am.