Kym Marsh honours heroic midwife at Pride of Britain as she breaks down in tears

A woman in her 60s was found dead at the base of cliffs below Whitby Abbey, marking the third death in the area within 24 hours, following a couple in their 40s who also fell from the cliff. North Yorkshire Police are investigating the incidents, which are not believed to be suspicious, and have urged witnesses to come forward. Want More Context? 🔎

A judge has ruled that Jenny Helliwell fraudulently failed to disclose nearly £48 million in assets during her pre-nup with Simon Entwistle, who originally received £325,000 in their divorce. Appeals judge Lady Justice King ordered the case to be recalculated without the pre-nup, citing Helliwell's deliberate non-disclosure of her wealth, including business assets and property. Want More Context? 🔎

The UK Supreme Court has ruled against motorists in a significant car finance case, siding with lenders who were accused of concealing hidden commission payments. While the court dismissed claims from most affected motorists, it upheld one individual's case and noted that the Financial Conduct Authority may still introduce a compensation scheme for those impacted by mis-sold car finance agreements. Want More Context? 🔎

Poundland has announced a third wave of store closures, with 38 branches set to shut this month as part of a restructuring plan following its acquisition by Gordon Brothers for £1. The retailer aims to reduce its store count from approximately 800 to between 650 and 700, discontinuing frozen food sales and closing distribution centers amid ongoing challenges in the retail sector. Want More Context? 🔎

A recall has been issued for Orgenism Eggshell Membrane Capsules sold on Amazon and eBay due to salmonella contamination, affecting all 60-capsule packs. Consumers are advised not to consume or dispose of the capsules in household waste; instead, they should contact Orgenism for a refund while an investigation is underway. Want More Context? 🔎

A sophisticated cocaine trafficking operation led by antiques dealer Nathan Samuels, 57, was dismantled in London, serving over 10,000 clients with high-purity cocaine. Six gang members were arrested and sentenced, including Samuels, who received nine years, while his son received three and a half years, highlighting the police's commitment to combatting organized crime. Want More Context? 🔎