Shannon McGuigan

3 days ago | dailymail.co.uk | Shannon McGuigan |Perkin Amalaraj

A British teenager accused of smuggling 30 pounds cannabis through an ex-Soviet nation airport now faces life behind bars in a 'decaying and overcrowded' prison. Bella May Culley, 18, sparked a massive international search operation in recent days after she was reported missing while she was believed to be holidaying in Thailand.  Last night it was revealed the teen, from Billingham, County Durham, had been arrested 4,000 miles away on drug offences in Georgia.

3 days ago | dailymail.co.uk | Shannon McGuigan |Olivia Allhusen

By SHANNON MCGUIGAN and OLIVIA ALLHUSEN Published: 15:30 EDT, 13 May 2025 | Updated: 15:32 EDT, 13 May 2025 Police dramatically marched onto a Ryanair plane after a hoax bomb threat forced Belgium's second largest airport to suspend a number of flights today. Shocking footage shows officers storming onto the jet as panicked passengers dart their gaze in several directions amid the commotion.

4 days ago | thisismoney.co.uk | Shannon McGuigan

A suspected thief got a dose of instant karma after trying to steal a mobile phone out of the hands of a Chinese student on the streets of lawless London. In a short video clip, uploaded to Red Note, the alleged crook approaches the student and starts a conversation in a bid to distract him. In just a matter of seconds, it appears the man has swiped his phone before running off with the expensive device and into Tottenham Court Road Tube station.

5 days ago | dailymail.co.uk | Rory Tingle |Shannon McGuigan

Former Pimlico Plumbers boss Charlie Mullins has lambasted the maintenance firm's new American owner after they axed the UK company's popular apprenticeship scheme, as countless trainees were on the verge of qualifying. Mr Mullins, himself a former apprentice plumber, founded Pimlico in 1979 before growing the company into a £50million-a-year plumbing, heating and electrical services giant.

6 days ago | dailymail.co.uk | Shannon McGuigan

A retired policeman was arrested and handcuffed in his own home by six police officer armed with batons and pepper spray after issuing a warning about the threat of anti-Semitism in Britain. Julian Foulkes, from Gillingham, was detained by Kent Police cops - the very same force he had given around ten years of his life to - after he questioned a supporter of pro-Palestine demonstrations on X (formerly Twitter).