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Two migrants have been jailed for smuggling themselves and a total of 23 people across the Channel into the UK on board two dangerously overcrowded rigid-hulled inflatable boats . Iraqi national Assad Abdul Latif Sayed Abdulghany, 30, was sentenced to 16 months imprisonment. He arrived in the UK after smuggling himself and 16 other people, including six children, across the Channel. Iraqi national Assad Abdul Latif Sayed Abdulghany, 30, left and Iranian national Ali Azarkish, 23, right, were both jailed for 16 months  UK Border Force agents claimed Azarkish, was skipper on one of the boats, pictured  They said Abdulghany, left, was in charge of the other boat which was intercepted on September 15 In a separate sentencing at the same court Iranian national Ali Azarkish, 23, was also jailed for 16 months. He smuggled himself and seven other people across the Channel. Both individuals had their vessels intercepted at sea on September 15 by Border Force and footage captured clearly showed

The BBC has revealed it will investigate Earl Spencer's claim journalist Martin Bashir used 'false bank statements' to convince his sister Princess Diana to do a Panorama interview - but it may take a while because Bashir is currently unwell with Covid. Princess Diana sent shockwaves through the monarchy when she told the BBC 'well there were three of us in this marriage, so it was a bit crowded' - referring to Camilla Parker Bowles, who the Prince of Wales later married. In a devastating letter, Charles Spencer expressed his outrage at the BBC's 'sheer dishonesty' and accused Mr Bashir, who secured the sensational interview for Panorama in 1995, of 'yellow journalism', meaning poorly researched news.  Mr Bashir, now the BBC's religion editor, is seriously ill with Covid-related complications and is not in a position to respond to the earl's allegations, the BBC has said. Princess Diana's (pictured during her interview with Martin Bas

Distressing video emerged showing an eight-year-old girl in a Halloween costume getting shot by a stray bullet while out trick-or-treating with her family in Manhattan on Saturday.  Gunfire rang out at 117th Street and Lenox Avenue in the Harlem neighborhood at 7pm on Saturday.  A father was walking with his two daughters, ages eight and six years old, who were dressed up as Elsa from the Disney film Frozen and an astronaut, when suddenly two men walking in front of them opened fire on one another.  This screenshot from surveillance video shows a father and his two daughters, ages eight and six, trick-or-treating along 117th Street in Harlem on Saturday evening  Two men walking ahead of the family pull out guns and open fire in the middle of the street  The eight-year-old girl collapsed to the ground suffering from a gunshot wound to the leg, while her father was shot in the right arm  'I see the guy step back, show his piece and in a split second, he started blasting,' the 3

The 19-year-old TikTok star Zoe Laverne has apologized for kissing a 13-year-old fan after a video of the incident leaked on social media.  Laverne, who has nearly 18 million followers on the app, apologized for her actions in a live stream this week but denied ‘grooming’ the young fan, a fellow TikToker named Connor. She said she and Connor - whose last name DailyMail.com is not disclosing on account of his age - became ‘best friends’ and 'caught feelings' for eachother. But Laverne said they realized the age difference between them was 'a bad thing’ after the video of their kiss was filmed. ‘I didn't groom Connor, I wouldn't do that. He's a kid and I'm aware of that. It just happened,’ Laverne said in the stream. ‘We both were in a dark place when we first became friends and we both just ended up catching feelings for each other. And friends do that, they catch feelings for each other.’ She continued: ‘That's not a bad thing. Yes, the age is a bad thin

Lorraine Chase has put the £1.8million Grade II-listed Georgian mansion that she bought for £85,000 up for sale. Ms Chase, 69, originally bought the home with proceeds from her famous Campari adverts from the 1970s but is now looking to downsize.  The four-bedroom property, in a conservation area of Camberwell, has been her home since 1978 and is now on the market for £1.85million.  The elaborately decorated Grade II semi is on sale with Rightmove who have called it 'extraordinary' on their property website. A source said: 'Lorraine's house is one of the most desirable in the area and is decorated to fit her colourful style. Lorraine Chase has put the £1.8million Grade II-listed Georgian mansion that she bought for £85,000 up for sale Ms Chase, 69, originally bought the home with proceeds from her famous Campari adverts from the 1970s but is now looking to downsize. Pictured: The large living room with an ornate fireplace, wooden floors and large bay windows to provide