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Police have today fined the organiser of a religious service £10,000 for breaking Covid-19 lockdown rules after swooping on 86 mask-free worshippers in a house.   Officers discovered the illegal gathering in Harrow, west London, but were unable to enter the residential home because so many people were crammed inside, all ignoring social distancing advice. The Metropolitan Police said the service was taking place at around 11.30am on October 25 when the force was alerted. Police have fined the organiser of a religious service £10,000 after swooping on 86 mask-free worshippers at a house in Harrow, west London, at around 11.30am on October 25 (file photo) A spokesman said: 'After officers arrived, they were unable to enter the property due to the number of people inside. 'It was established that the gathering was a religious service. Attendees made no attempt to socially distance or wear a face covering.  'Officers engaged with the organiser and explained that they were in br

Alek Minassian faces 10 counts of first-degree murder and 16 counts of attempted murder in connection with the April 23, 2018, attack A man who allegedly used a van to kill 10 pedestrians in Toronto pleaded not guilty Tuesday and his lawyer said he will argue he is not criminally responsible because of his state of mind at the time. Alek Minassian faces 10 counts of first-degree murder and 16 counts of attempted murder in connection with the April 23, 2018, attack that drew attention to an online world of sexual loneliness, rage and misogyny. Minassian told police he belonged to an online community of sexually frustrated men, some of whom have plotted attacks against people who have sex. Minassian, 28, is accused of driving a rental van into crowds of pedestrians in a busy north Toronto neighborhood. Eight women and two men ranging in age from 22 to 94 died. 'I am entering a plea of not criminally responsible for all of the counts,' Minassian said via a Zoom call while sitting

The prospective buyer who was touring a multi-million dollar Hollywood apartment before jumping to his death had recently been diagnosed with a terminal illness.  The man, identified as Paul Robbins, 75, by DailyMail.com, died last Monday after leaving a suicide note for his twin sons.  Page Six had reported that an unidentified individual was viewing an apartment on the 27th floor of the luxurious Sierra Towers, an opulent and high-end residential building that's home to some of Hollywood's brightest stars, when he jumped. The realtor is said to have spent more than five minutes trying to stop Robbins from jumping. Detective Steve Blagg told Too Fab: 'He was very matter of fact. He wasn't battling, he never yelled "Don't come close". He just said he'd made his mind up.' Robbins, a retired City of Long Beach worker, had divorced his wife in 2007 and went to live on his own in a small apartment where neighbors told DailyMail.com he was 'lonely a

Boris Johnson revealed he had become one of the first world leaders to speak to Joe Biden this afternoon - hours after an embarrassing gaffe by Downing Street in a tweet congratulating the US president-elect on his victory was uncovered. The Prime Minister announced he had discussed the coronavirus pandemic and climate change with the Democrat by telephone after calling to 'congratulate him on his election' over Donald Trump at 4pm. Downing Street said the call lasted 20-25 minutes while the Prime Minister was in his office in No10. But while issues a number of major issues were discussed, a US read-out of the call crucially did not mention any talk between the pair about a post-Brexit trade deal. Yet the pair are said to have discussed the Good Friday Agreement in Northern Ireland. Mr Biden, who has extensive Irish heritage, is said to have reaffirmed his support for the 1998 agreement, amid concerns the UK Government's Internal Market Bill could 'jeopardise' its f

Donald Trump fans sporting MAGA hats and holding semi-automatic rifles protested outside election centers Monday while the president added TV networks to his growing list of those to blame for his defeat.  Heavily armed 'Stop the steal' demonstrators gathered for another day Monday outside the Maricopa County Tabulation and Election Center in Phoenix, Arizona, in response to the president's baseless claims of widespread voter fraud across several swing states.  A small group also gathered in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the place where votes pushed Joe Biden to victory Saturday and where the Trump campaign filed yet another lawsuit to throw out votes Monday.    Social media giants have pushed back against the 'Stop the steal' protests, with Facebook banning the 'group from its platform citing 'worrying calls for violence from some members', as more than 48 hours after the election was called Trump continues to refuse to concede to Joe Biden.  ARIZONA: Tru

She recently told how she is counting down the days until December 2 when the second coronavirus lockdown is due to end. And Gemma Collins cut a casual figure as she filmed on Oxford Street in London on Tuesday.  The TOWIE star, 39, donned a navy hoodie with 'I just want to be me!!' written across the front, one of her well known phrases from a social media video.  Looking good: Gemma Collins cut a casual figure as she filmed on Oxford Street in London on Tuesday Gemma also wore a pair of black skintight trousers along with matching trainers as she stopped off at Kingdom Of Sweets. The reality star was joined by a stylist who helped to fix her hair, which she wore in loose waves for the day. Gemma was clearly in good spirits as she gave a peace sign to the camera and struck a playful pose at the front entrance of the store. The star put safety first as she also wore a black face mask with a bejewelled embellishment.    Quote: The TOWIE star, 39, donned a navy hoodie with '