News about Peter Green

The secret son of a rock star is living on the streets in London two years after the late musician's £4.5million will left him nothing and he 'spent all his money'. Liam Firlej was forced to go to court in a bid to prove the guitarist was his father after he had a year's long-romance with the 38-year-old's mother, Janina. But despite his paternity being confirmed by a DNA test, Liam didn't receive a penny from his father's will when he died in 2020. Liam, an army veteran who quit the forces in 2003 due his opposition to the Iraq War, has been homeless several times in his life, but says this has been the most traumatic. Liam claims he was forced back onto the streets three months ago as he tries to pay care bills for his maternal grandmother, who she raised him in his father's absence.

Producers with ITN and Netflix contacted a 'string of experts' who believe Letby may be innocent, including Richard Gill who has called her conviction as a 'major miscarriage of justice', requesting their involvement in the TV programme, insiders have claimed. Sources familiar with the proposed docuseries say it will be 'hugely controversial' and that the 'utterly devastated' families of the victims will 'desperately hope this programme treads extremely carefully'. Lucy Letby, 34, (left) was convicted of the murder charges and six attempted murders at the Countess of Chester Hospital last summer, and convicted of a further attempted murder last month following a retrial. Letby (right, during her arrest in 2018) has received 15 whole life orders following her convictions at Manchester Crown Court. However, doubts have been cast on the security of the evidence relied upon by prosecutors to convict the former neonatal nurse and last week a group of 19 nurses sent a letter to Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer urging him to open a 'full forensic review' of the case.

Jake Green (left and inset), 31, has told how he was subjected to a 'nightmare' ordeal after he dumped Jenny Keats-Rawling (right) and was left terrified she would kill him. Keats-Rawling sent a chilling SOS message to police claiming Mr Green was 'hearing voices and was wanting to kill people.' Police went to arrest him at his home in Manchester before realising it was a hoax but obsessed Keats-Rawling then bombarded him with more than 100 silent calls in just a few days, branded him a thief and turned his family against him. She even targeted his new girlfriend, threatened to go to his eight-year-old son's school and sent him a fake baby scan claiming she was pregnant as part of her twisted revenge.

EPRHAIM HARDCASTLE: Prince Andrew (right) has the opportunity to strut his stuff on the walk to Windsor's St George's Chapel due to the King's (left) decision to attend church on Easter morning. It's just a month since he elbowed his way to a front-row seat to King Constantine's memorial service. The departed royal is expected to attend communion with the King and others at a private service in the castle before walking to the chapel where the winking cameras are waiting.

Investors are realizing that they will own a piece of performance history whilst still enjoying a connection to their favorite artist or band. The 1970s, according to Claire Tole-Moir of auction house Bonhams, as it was a crucial period for music. The majority of music enthusiasts are motivated by nostalgia and their desire to recapture how they felt when they first heard an artist for the first time, according to Martin Hughes, auctioneer at Wessex Auction Rooms.

Jenny Keats-Rawling, 30, sent a chilling online SOS message to police wrongfully pleading that her life was in risk and that Jake Green was 'hearing voices and trying to murder people.' Keats-Rawling, a woman from Cheadle, Greater Manchester, bombarded Mr Green with more than 100 silent phone calls and even impersonated a police officer in an attempt to speak to him as part of her retaliation attempt.

After a judge told her daughter that she would miss her in the Summer holidays, a mother (left) hooked on painkillers after a car accident was spared from prison for obtaining prescriptions. Ellen Khoshtinat (right), 35, was so dependent on codeine after sustaining injuries to her body in the crash that she was arrested four times in the space of a year, while looking for pain relief medications. Khoshtinat, a seven-year-old daughter, was arrested again last February after posing as a GP on a Yahoo email address.

After she left an NHS midwife needing 'psychological assistance,' she was given a restraining order to avoid her calling her police officer ex. After the breakup, Cecilia Hopkins, 53, sent 20 angry messages to Custody Detention officer Jeremy King, branding him a 'thick' and'stupid clown,' As a result of the bullying, Mr King said he needed psychological help and took six months off work. Hopkins, a ten-month student from Latchford, Cheshire, told her ex: I hope you are feeling sad, ill, and useless in her messages. I haven't finished, you have no future, you are overweight and stupid, and a stupid clown.' Jeremy King, Jeremy King, has a back story.'

A young lover was found guilty of harassment after falsely claiming he was having an affair with his ex-girlfriend's mother in retaliation for being fired. Liam Callaghan, 33, (pictured left) told Samantha Durbridge that he cheatled on her with her own mother 'for years' because he wanted to 'get back' at her about her son's split from her mother. Callaghan of Whittington, Shropshire, received £10,000 in hush money from Miss Durbridge, who told her, if not.' He was found guilty at Warrington Magistrates Court (right) and received an 18-month suspension term.

A woman in Warrington got a 'flasher' after she revealed herself and told her that both of her dogs had a bigger penis than him. A court heard the woman was approached by Dana Mustapha for a cigarette back in September before he began to perform a sex act on herself. Evidently unfazed by the incident, she told Warrington Magistrates Court that if she saw him again, she would have 'launched him'. Mustapha, a 34-year-old Iraqi national, was charged with a string of troubling acts directed at citizens of the public, including exposing himself in front of children. He pleaded not guilty to three counts of exposure, as well as allegations of harassment, assault, and two other forms of harassment, but was found not guilty and sentenced to prison.

After a spat with her partner, a barmaid who got behind the wheel of her car while almost three times the alcohol threshold was high regained her driving license. After knocking back Sambuca and pints of lager in a nearby pub, Jade Gibney, 29, from Warrington, was seen clambering into her Vauxhall Corsa by town CCTV operators. Officers arrived on the scene in Bridge Street, Warrington, Cheshire, to find the vehicle still sat in the driver's seat with the keys in the ignition.

After being arrested at 4 a.m. from a gig more than twice over the alcohol content, a cabaret singer who works for the NHS was barred from driving. Hannah Smith (left, right, and inset), 33, from Cheadle Hulme, Greater Manchester, was found swerving around the streets on her Ford Focus after she had earlier worked as a karaoke DJ and singer at a club. The NHS administrator by day and entertainment company owner by night claimed that the steering of her vehicle had only been scratched after another car crashed into her mistakenly moments before she was stopped.