Joe Faretra

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YouTube streamer Johnny Somali, real name Ramsey Khalid Ismael, is facing jail in South Korea for his nuisance streams, but he's continued to stir up controversy in the country14:58, 25 Apr 2025Johnny Somali, real name Ramsey Khalid Ismael, continues to stir up controversy in South Korea(Image: X/johnnysosmally)A streamer facing jail time in South Korea has threatened to spread STDs and said the "police can’t stop me".

1 month ago | dailystar.co.uk | Joe Faretra

The newly-discovered species has yet to be given a scientific name but, due to its trophy gathering behaviour, has been given the chilling 'bone collector' moniker13:06, 25 Apr 2025The trophy gathering behaviour of the caterpillar gave it the moniker(Image: Rubinoff Lab, Entomology Section, University of Hawai'i)A creepy caterpillar, dubbed the "bone collector", has been found to sport the remains of its victims in a manner eerily reminiscent of a serial killer's trophy collection.

1 month ago | dailystar.co.uk | Joe Faretra

Holidaymakers have been hit by the news that three major travel firms have ceased to operate in the last few weeks, throwing plans into disarray - but you have some rights11:23, 25 Apr 2025Holidaymakers have been hit by the news that three major travel firms have ceased to operate in the last few weeks (stock)(Image: Getty Images)Sunseekers have been left in the lurch after a travel firm that has been whisking Brits away for nearly 60 years went bust.

1 month ago | dailystar.co.uk | Joe Faretra

A British man whose black Honda Civic was stolen from the front of his house in February was left in disbelief after he unknowingly bought it back from a dealership a few weeks later10:08, 25 Apr 2025Updated 10:13, 25 Apr 2025Ewan wanted to replace the Honda Civic R that was stolen from the front of his house(Image: Jam Press/Ewan Valentine)A Brit bloke who forked out £20,000 on a Honda Civic to replace the one he had stolen soon realised it was his car all along.

1 month ago | dailystar.co.uk | Joe Faretra

A signed picture of the Pope, which was taken shortly before his death, is being flogged on eBay for a seemingly huge sum of money - but the seller is also accepting the 'next best offer'14:09, 24 Apr 2025The vendor wants £22,502.24 for the 'exclusive' listing(Image: Jam Press/eBay)A signed photograph of the dearly departed Pope Francis has hit eBay with a sky-high asking price of £22,502.24.