George Odling

1 month ago | dailymail.co.uk | Iwan Stone |Tom Cotterill |George Odling

American singer Chris Brown has been seen for the first time after being released on a £5million bail after an alleged bottle attack in a London nightclub. With bleached blonde hair, the R&B superstar, 36, left prison in a Mercedes van alongside his girlfriend and his entourage. The group could be seen waiting outside HMP Forest Bank in Salford, Greater Manchester, before he was released - complete with a film camera and a large bag of McDonalds.

1 month ago | dailymail.co.uk | Tom Cotterill |George Odling

American Singer Chris Brown will be able to go on international tour while on £2million bail over an alleged bottle attack in a London nightclub. His passport will be held by lawyers and police until he needs it in an elaborate arrangement that will allow him to fulfil tour dates in Europe, the US and Canada, a court heard. The R&B superstar, 36, was arrested in Manchester last Thursday then charged over an alleged bottle attack at a London nightclub in 2023.

1 month ago | dailymail.co.uk | Cameron Charters |George Odling

London's second-largest home after Buckingham Palace was struck by a heavily pregnant burglar who stole more than half a million pounds’ worth of jewellery by posing as a cleaner. Prolific thief Luminita Zamfir, 24, told staff she had been sent by an agency for a trial shift and was escorted into a £105million mansion in central London.

1 month ago | dailymail.co.uk | George Odling

Met Police under fire for blocking white males from attending workshops that help minority and female officers gain promotionBy GEORGE ODLING FOR THE DAILY MAIL Published: 19:48 EDT, 11 May 2025 | Updated: 19:48 EDT, 11 May 2025 Britain's biggest police force is offering bespoke workshops to minority and female recruits to help them gain promotions. Scotland Yard has so far put 1,500 minority staff through its mentoring programme to help improve their chances of promotion.

1 month ago | dailymail.co.uk | George Odling |Glen Keogh

It's a peculiar trait of Britishness that the felling of a tree can provoke more outrage than crimes which, on the face of it, are far more serious. There was no human 'victim' in the traditional sense when the Sycamore Gap tree was chopped down in the dead of night in September 2023. But many thousands across the country were incensed and deeply affected by the seemingly inexplicable destruction of the 150-year-old landmark.