News about David White

A boy, 10, died after falling ill at the Glasgow park yesterday with customers hearing 'hysterical screaming' coming from the bouncy castle area. Police have described the death as 'unexplained' but there are not thought to be any 'suspicious' circumstances. It's the latest tragedy to have befallen the company, and comes after furious visitors last November called for what they labelled as Britain's 'most dangerous trampoline parks' to be shut down. Horrific injuries suffered include broken necks, feet nearly being torn off at the ankles, and one man being left paralysed from the neck down.

Adelaide woman Hannah Neale, 29, broke down in tears in Elizabeth Magistrates Court on Thursday following her arrest in June and indicated she would fight the charges.

Child abuse was 'normalised' at the King's former school with an 'extremely violent culture' in some boarding houses, a damning inquiry has found.

IAN LADYMAN: Sir Alex Ferguson didn't lose to Manchester City often but on the occasion of his most famous defeat by the club across town, he found the perfect way to sum it all up. Standing in Maine Road's cramped press room after a 5-1 thrashing on September 23, 1989, Ferguson said: 'Trying to control that game was like trying to climb a glass mountain.' All these years on, as the two Manchester clubs prepare to face each other in a second successive FA Cup final, the fifth full-time manager since Ferguson stepped away from the furnace 11 years ago knows the feeling well.

An incident has sparked a furious row in Charles's court - with one of his closest aides said to have 'gone ballistic'. Meanwhile the King's private secretary has been forced to order an embarrassing U-turn on the appointment. The courtier at the centre of the extraordinary bust-up is Garter King Of Arms David White (right), who is understood to have been on the receiving end of a severe dressing-down. Mr White is accused of ignoring long-established court procedure and instead using 'back channels' to secure the King's signature on his preferred choice for a senior appointment at his department, the College of Arms.

Eiad Eltawil, 41, is currently sleeping on the parklet outside his business, Yasmin Syrian Restaurant, and only drinking water until May 7th. Outside the family-owned restaurant, he has displayed a sign denouncing the construction of the bike lane as 'unfair, racist, Islamophobic policies' by 'the mayor's office, the MTA, and the Valencia Street Merchants Association.' 'This is my last resort. I don't know how long I can go. I got a lot of loans. I'm in debt and I just want to fight before I go away,' he said in an interview with ABC , holding back his tears. The hunger strike follows the completion of the controversial bike lane eight months ago. A dozen or so businesses have shuttered their doors since then, as reported by San Francisco Chronicle .

As he got up at the end of the film, Mr Hunefalk-Franzen, 58, clattered to the ground after his seat suddenly collapsed without warning as he got up at the end of the film, according to Central London County Court. As a result, the fortune-teller reports that he now suffers chronic neck and back pains, impaired hearing, taste, and sense of smell. He began to sue Vue Entertainment Ltd, despite the fact that the corporation admitted responsibility for the incident. However, the theater chain's lawyers are contesting the fortune teller's £200,000 estimate.

Many of the Premier League teams have been selected by top division sides for their third round matches, while others will face lower league outfits. Arsenal's match against Liverpool at the Emirates is likely to be the headline match, but there are other games that might have sparked controversy, with those opposing the trend being eager to make news. The largest chunk of the games will be played over Saturday and Sunday following Crystal Palace's match on Thursday, as well as a few Friday night fixtures.

When Ben Forster, 42, appeared in Will Ferrell's character Buddy from 2003, he claims elves spun him while decorating a Christmas tree and performing a dance. During the show's run at The Lowry Theatre in Salford, Manchester, the actor then collapsed from the wheeled ladder, causing the injury. Last year, his counsel David White told the High Court that returning to physical fitness of being a top West End stage performer would no longer be a problem.' Mr Forster has now signed a confidential agreement with Elf The Musical (UK) Ltd.

On Thursday, Bubba Copeland, the mayor of Smiths Station, Alabama, was remembered at his funeral in Phenix City, where he had been pastor. Carter Copeland, his son, was in charge of the tributes. On November 3, Copeland, 49, was shot in the head while approaching him for a wellness check. Images of him dressed in women's clothes, wigs, and make up were published online days before, amid allegations that he also posted 'explicit trans porn' and used the identity of local women to create erotic fiction.

This week, a slew of restaurateurs blamed crime, opioids, and waning tourism as the principal reasons for their business's deaths, all located on Valencia's Valencia Street. The thoroughfare, which is about a mile from the city's troubled downtown, is listed as one of the Bay Area's most in-demand strips of restaurant real estate. However, the truth for residents of San Francisco's Mission District is very different. The location, which is much like Union Square, City Hall's nearby 'Doom Loop', and Tenderloin and Mid Market districts, has been a hive of unsavory, post-pandemic activity. Several people in San Francisco Chronicle interviews referred to a slew of forced closures from their compatriots, and many explained how one of the city's most populated streets is no longer the safest.

An Alabama church is commemorating the life of a former pastor who was shot himself after his double life as a transgender woman was revealed to the public. Dr. David White, a member of the First Baptist Church of Phenix City, said on days after the paper revealed Mayor Fred 'Bubba' Copeland's double life as a transgender woman named 'Brittni Blaire Summerlin,' the news of his death stunned the town of Smiths Station, which Copeland was elected to lead in 2016.' In place of 62-year-old Copeland, White presided at the church service on Sunday. Despite what has been portrayed in the media, members of this congregation remain united in love and fear for their pastor,' White said. Deaf worshipers lay flowers under a cross outside. The cross itself was decorated with a floral wreath and a small yellow bouquet.

On the banks of the Daintree River in far north Queensland on May 18, the head and spine of Lizzie the croc were discovered. (main) During the past two decades, tour guide David White saw the 'gentle soul' hatch many nests of baby crocodiles. Mr White recalled the 2.7-meter crocodile's distinctive freckled appearance when he first noticed it. The croc lover cried "I was completely devastated and distraught."

Santa Monica's City has decided to pay out more than 200 people as a result of former police officer Eric Uller's resignation on Tuesday, but one prosecutor claims there could still be more. It's one of the most lucrative criminal offences of its kind ever, for one of the most prolific alleged perpetrators. Last Tuesday evening, the city council of California announced that it had approved settlements worth $122.5 million for 124 claimants. Attorney Catherine Lerer, whose firm McGee Lerer, said that the total payouts had now reached a whopping $229,825,000 to over 200 people suspected of bullying by Uller as children. According to DailyMail.com, 'More claims could also be made.' 'For victims under the age of 40, they have until their 40th birthday to file a lawsuit.' Eric Uller, a former Santa Monica Police Department (SMPD) worker, molested hundreds of children while volunteering at the Police Activities League (PAL), a non-profit for underprivileged youth in the 1980s and 1990s. In 2018, he committed suicide while awaiting his first appeal. However, a slew of lawsuits arose as a result of the City's suspected negligence and even concealment of the abuse.

Thirteen residents from Victoria's Hepburn House aged care home have posed for a hilarious calendar influenced in part by Covid's demise. One scene shows a 'dignified' resident on a mobility scooter flipping 'the bird' to a dissatisfied motorist behind her, a male commuter to another being thrown in a paddy wagon to one grandpa flashing a female adolescent.

Lyric Woods, 14, and Devin Clark, 18, were discovered dead on a country trail in Orange County, North Carolina, after the pair vanished in unknown circumstances. Woods was reported missing by her stepfather on Saturday morning after they discovered her empty bed at the house they shared. The backdoor of the house was also unlocked, and the ninth grader at Cedar Ridge High School was contacted immediately by police. Clark, a talented football player for Eastern Alamance High School, vanished on Sunday after his family last saw him on Friday night. On Sunday, authorities said two teenagers' bodies were discovered with gunshot wounds by two men riding four-wheel ATV's. Authorities close to Orange County told local media that they are looking for a person of concern in the double-homicide and are hoping for a prompt arrest.

This weekend, Lyric Woods, 14, (left) and Devin Clark, 18, (right), who were good friends, were reported missing. They were discovered dead on Sunday in western Orange County near the intersection of Buckthorn and Yarbrough roads. The two men who discovered them and officers in Orange County had called them and police had opened a murder probe. The Orange County Sheriff's Office found the two men riding four-wheelers who discovered them. According to Lyric and Devin's families, a third individual was in the car with them just hours before they vanished. According to a person who lives near where the bodies were discovered, there had been reports of at least 20 gunshots going off on Friday night.

Both Charles and Queen Consort Camilla seemed to be in good spirits as they returned to work just three days after Her Majesty's death at Balmoral. In the Bow Room at Buckingham Palace, the new King hosted a reception for Realm High Commissioners and their spouses, pictured smiling as he welcomed guests from around the world. Foreign Secretary James Cleverly and the Commissioner for Antigua and Barbuda, as well as representatives from Bahamas, Belize, Grenada, St Christopher and Nevis, St Lucia and Nevis, and Acting High Commissioner for Australia were among the guests at Buckingham Palace.

The coffin of Queen Elizabeth II has been laid to rest in the Palace of Holyroodhouse's Throne Room overnight after arriving in Edinburgh surrounded by her family and tens of thousands of mourners who line the streets of Scotland's capital. Her Majesty's cortege arrived in the city earlier today after she left Balmoral Castle for the last time, where she was welcomed by her children Prince Andrew, Princess Anne, and Prince Edward. The royal procession began with the hearse carrying the Queen's oak coffin and a wreath of Balmoral flowers on top, about four hrs after starting the journey almost six hours earlier. The crowd became quiet as the convoy traveled down the Royal Mile in honor. A round of applause and applause broke out moments later. The hearse carrying the Queen's coffin travelled down the Royal Mile, completing it just before 4.30 p.m., where it was welcomed by Prince Andrew, Prince Edward and his wife Sophie, Countess of Wessex. The Queen's cortege was given a guard of honour by the King's Bodyguard for Scotland before the coffin was carried out of the hearse and carried inside the palace, where it will remain overnight before being moved to St Giles' Cathedral on tomorrow afternoon, where earlier a large crowd attended King Charles III's proclamation. When the Palace is relocated from the Palace to St Giles' Cathedral, the King and Queen will visit Edinburgh on Saturday and stand with his younger siblings. The monarch will vigil at the late queen's coffin with other Royal Family members at 7.20 p.m.

As he arrived at Buckingham Palace today, he was welcomed by thousands of well-wishers, while his mother Queen Elizabeth II's coffin embarks on the historic last ride from Balmoral to Edinburgh, then to Westminster Abbey for her state funeral. Crowds lined The Mall, including young children who were seated on the shoulders of parents trying to take photos with their phones, applauded and clapped for the country's new king as the sovereign was driven through the Palace gates, followed by a parade of four cars and four police motorcycles. The King was accompanied shortly after arriving at Buckingham Palace by his mother, Camilla, Queen Consort, who was also cheered by mourners. Following her death at Balmoral on Thursday aged 96, the King and Queen will embark on a tour of the four home nations in the run-up to his late mother's state funeral at Westminster Abbey and burial at St George's Chapel in Windsor next week.

At ceremonies across Britain and the Commonwealth, King Charles III is today being proclaimed as the head of state, from Cardiff Castle and Scotland's devolved parliaments of Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland to Canada's far-flung capital cities. Following a meeting of the ancient Norman-era Accession Council, the late Queen's eldest son, who died at Balmoral Castle at the age of 96, was formally proclaimed yesterday at a grand dinner in St James' Palace in London. At about midday today, proclamations will take place in other areas of the United Kingdom, including Cardiff Castle and Scotland's devolved parliaments.

Prince Michael of Kent, the Queen's cousins, and the Duke of Kent and his wife were seen at St James Palace, where the new Monarch was unveiled by the Accession Council today. Lady Helen Taylor, the Duke of Kent's daughter, and Prince Richard, Duke of Gloucester, were both in attendance.

It was the first time a monarch's accession was broadcast, and cameras were focused on the MPs' antics as they lined up to sign their names earlier this morning. As Mr Cameron came to the paper, he could be seen smiling with his glasses, adding: 'I need to put my glasses on so I can see what I'm doing (left). Meanwhile, Mr Blackford may have been seen chatting to the deputy Labour leader Mrs Rayner after she mistakenly stepped on her foot in the line (right).

As Britain's new monarch was formally announced at St James' Palace in London today, King Charles III made a personal statement on the death of his beloved mother Queen Elizabeth II and promised to maintain "constitutional rule and promote the peace, harmony, and prosperity of the peoples of these islands, as well as the Commonwealth kingdom and territories around the world." Charles died on the death of his mother, aged 96, at Balmoral Castle on Thursday afternoon, but the Accession Council, a historic body of advisors that dates back to the Norman Conquest period, has officially confirmed his appointment as Head of State today. The King paid tribute to the Queen at the throne room of St James' before the assembled Accession Council shortly after 10.20 a.m. The queen said: Her reign was unequalled in terms of both its duration, its dedication, and its fidelity.' We mourn for this most faithful life.' Broadcast cameras were allowed into the historic event, giving the world a first glance at an ancient celebration dating back centuries and one of the first changes to convention initiated by the new King.