A GP has spoken out and said she was bullied and harassed out of her NHS job after raising concerns over a transgender colleague's practice. 

Dr Sarah Redvers, who was a safeguarding GP responsible for protecting gender distressed children receiving NHS treatment in Sussex, claimed she was accused of transphobia after reporting Brighton GP and lead clinician Dr Sam Hall. 

She had brought a claim for constructive dismissal against NHS Sussex Integrated Care Board. 

The tribunal heard that Dr Redvers first raised concerns in July 2020 over Dr Hall giving puberty blockers to under-18s. Those concerns were investigated, but NHS England concluded it was satisfied with the care provided by Dr Hall. 

However, six years later, multiple failings affecting up to 78 children at Dr Hall's practice were uncovered in a separate report. 

Dr Redvers' initial concerns came about after a gender distressed 18-year-old female patient had gone to an online clinic registered overseas, wanting them to take over prescribing testosterone. 

Dr Redvers also discovered that such prescriptions had been given by Brighton GP and lead clinician Dr Hall. 

The Met police have said they did receive a letter in 2019 about a 'number of claims' relating to Meghan Markle's father. 

The Duchess of Sussex revealed on Friday she had been warned about 'troubling and disturbing' allegations concerning her father Thomas Markle in 2018, shortly after marrying Prince Harry.

Meghan said police had shared a letter containing the allegations with her, prompting her decision to keep her father away from her family.

The Met previously said officers were trying to find the letter it had received in 2018, while sources stressed that it had never investigated Mr Markle. 

On Friday, the Sussexes said they still had a copy and offered to share it with police if officers could not locate it.

The Met police have now confirmed Meghan's claim and added that it was 'reviewing its handling of the matter'. 

In a statement issued on Saturday, a spokesperson for the police force said: 'Following a thorough review of Met Police systems and records, we have confirmed that in January 2019, we received a letter containing a

The Met police have said they did receive a letter in 2019 about a 'number of claims' relating to Meghan Markle's father. 

A photograph allegedly showing Meghan Markle's estranged father having sex with a girl who appears to be underage is among a stash of disturbing images handed to police investigating child abuse allegations against him.

The image, reportedly found among hundreds of suspected child abuse pictures, is said to show Thomas Markle Sr on a bed with a young Asian girl.

The claims emerged as the Duchess of Sussex revealed she had been warned about 'troubling and disturbing' allegations concerning her father in 2018, shortly after marrying Prince Harry.

Meghan said police had shared a letter containing the allegations with her, prompting her decision to keep her father away from her family.

The Met police have now confirmed Meghan's claim and added that it was 'reviewing its handling of the matter'. 

In a statement issued on Saturday, a spokesperson for the police force said: 'Following a thorough review of Met Police systems and records, we have confirmed that in January 2019, we received a letter containing a

This is the shocking moment a man racially abuses a black woman in a convenience store telling her to 'get back on your boat' before walking out without paying. 

Footage shows the unidentified man arguing with several customers at a One Stop in Henley Green, Coventry, before calling the woman a 'black c***'. 

The man, who is wearing brown tracksuit bottoms and a red jumper with a grey gilet over the top, appears verbally aggressive and begins swearing at those inside the shop. 

The row broke out while he was waiting to be served by staff as he claims in the video there are 'other people standing round talking' behind the kiosk.  

The man argues with a member of staff, telling her to 'f*** off' multiple times, to which she responds: 'Don't say that'. 

He tells the woman to 'f****** do your job' before other customers get involved.

His attention then turns on the woman recording who challenges his behaviour before telling her: 'Get back on your boat.'  

He asks: 'Where are you from, Jamaica? Are you Jamaican?' 'You black b******.'

A popular range of protein puddings have been taken off supermarket shelves after a warning that they may contain glass. 

Customers were urged to throw away or return the pots for a full refund. 

The protein pots sold by Arla Foods in chocolate, salted caramel and vanilla cookie flavours could all contain glass.

Shoppers can check if their batch could be contaminated by checking the best before date on their puddings. 

Chocolate puddings with best before dates of January 11 2027, January 18 2027, January 20 2027 and February 6 2027 may contain glass, according to the Food Standards Agency (FSA).  

Salted Caramel with best before dates of January 21 2027, January 23 2027, January 31 2027 and February 2 2027 are affected.

The Vanilla Cookie product with the best before date of January 25 2027 has also been withdrawn.

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Million-pound homeowners claim they are being terrorised by balaclava-clad travellers who bulldozed a beauty spot with heavy machinery before moving in caravans. 

An illegal encampment was set up in the picturesque village of South Warnborough, Hampshire, over the August Bank Holiday weekend, when the local council offices were closed. 

Residents say they no longer feel safe in their own back gardens, have been threatened and fear the site could leave their homes difficult to sell. 

Several reported seeing men in hoodies and balaclavas carrying out the building work which began at around 5.30pm on Friday, August 28 - just as council officials were packing up for the three-day break. 

Aerial images reveal much of the eight-acre field has since been covered in tarmac, with a number of caravans and mobile homes already stationed on the site. 

Video footage shared with the Daily Mail also captured the moment diggers and vans were driven onto the field, known as Hares Farm, before the 'land grab' was carried out. 

One local resident, who wished to remain anonymous for fear of reprisals, said: 'A number of local residents no longer feel safe in their own back gardens. 

'There's a number of vulnerable local

Million-pound homeowners claim they are being terrorised by balaclava-clad travellers who bulldozed a beauty spot with heavy machinery before moving in caravans. 

An illegal encampment was set up in the picturesque village of South Warnborough, Hampshire, over the August Bank Holiday weekend, when the local council offices were closed. 

Residents say they no longer feel safe in their own back gardens, have been threatened and fear the site could leave their homes difficult to sell. 

Several reported seeing men in hoodies and balaclavas carrying out the building work which began at around 5.30pm on Friday, August 28 - just as council officials were packing up for the three-day break. 

Aerial images reveal much of the eight-acre field has since been covered in tarmac, with a number of caravans and mobile homes already stationed on the site. 

Video footage shared with the Daily Mail also captured the moment diggers and vans were driven onto the field, known as Hares Farm, before the 'land grab' was carried out. 

One local resident, who wished to remain anonymous for fear of reprisals, said: 'A number of local residents no longer feel safe in their own back gardens. 

'There's a number of vulnerable local

A British holidaymaker died wearing just boxer shorts in an 80ft hotel balcony fall after leaving his room in the middle of the night, an inquest heard.

Software engineer Kieran Hughes, 25, wandered out of his 6th floor room at 4.15am on the sunshine holiday in Malta before accidentally tumbling to his death.

He had downed beer, cocktails and limoncello with a friend before returning to the Cavalieri Art Hotel in the St Julian's area of the Mediterranean island at 3.30am.

But 48 minutes later he was captured on CCTV falling from the balcony onto the road outside the hotel in July last year.

A passerby alerted a hotel worker who found Kieran, of Caernarfon, North Wales, wearing only boxer shorts on the ground.

The hotel worker told police: 'A person screamed 'Something happened. Somebody fell from the balcony'.'

Officers entered Room 603 and found roommate Osian Jones asleep and unable to be roused because he was drunk.

Osian later told police the pair had gone for dinner and drinks before heading to a casino and nightclub.

A brave toddler who nearly died when she was born premature and has spent more than half her life in hospital has enjoyed her first holiday thanks to a tech upgrade. 

Juniper Rayner, two, has battled complex medical issues including serious bowel problems, epilepsy and repeated infections – and has been in and out of hospital for the past 27 months. 

But despite being born more than three months prematurely at 25 weeks and weighing just 1lb 8oz, Juniper continues to fight back. 

Due to her medical issues, Juniper, from Stoke Golding, in Leicestershire, relies on a central line delivering vital nutrition directly into her bloodstream close to her heart. 

If it splits, she can bleed dangerously, leaving her parents needing to act quickly.

If her temperature rises above 38C she must be rushed to hospital immediately as there is a serious risk of sepsis.

And, because of bowel problems, she has also had an operation to give her an ileostomy, which drains waste from her tiny body into a bag through a valve in her stomach.

It means Juniper's parents also need to be in contact with the hospital as they come to

Four pilots have died after two military planes crashed during a training drill in the Philippines.

Footage showed the two SF-260s colliding yesterday around 3.51pm while flying low over Fernando air base, south of the capital Manila.

There were no injuries on the ground and the aircraft crashed within the base's grounds, an air force spokesman said.

The military said the crash was accidental but did not give further details.

It has grounded its entire SF-260 fleet as a precaution while an investigation continues.

In a statement a military spokesman said: 'The Philippine Air Force (PAF) mourns the loss of four pilots in an aviation accident involving two SF-260 aircraft during a training flight at Fernando Air Base on October 23, 2026, at 3.51pm.

'Both aircraft went down within the base perimeter, with no other casualties reported.

'An investigation is underway to determine the cause of the accident, while all SF-260 aircraft have been temporarily grounded as a precautionary safety measure.'

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Scammers can now harvest your social media photos, leaked personal information and even snippets of your voice from TikTok to effectively 'recreate you' online, a leading cyber expert has warned.

Former Google executive Richard Mallam said rapid advances in AI were making it frighteningly difficult to distinguish a real person from a sophisticated digital impersonation, opening the door to a new wave of identity fraud.

He said the prospect of criminals using AI to effectively recreate their victims was among the scenarios that 'keep me up at night'.

'They can find personal information on you that's been leaked... They can take imagery from your social media, they can take a clip of voice, your voice from TikTok, and they essentially, using AI deepfake tools, can recreate you,' he told the Daily Mail.

'It's very, very difficult for the business to understand whether that's you or not, or a deepfake of you.'

Mr Mallam said AI could allow criminals to effectively create a digital twin of a victim and use their identity to apply for financial products and other

Kyle Sandilands has been ordered to go to court to battle his massive fallout with a luxury building company over the $6million castle-like mansion he still can't sell.

The radio star has been listed for a special fixture hearing before a judge next month to fight against a claim by the builders of the million-dollar mansion renovation of his Glenorie estate in north-west Sydney.

Alter Build Co Pty Ltd, a boutique construction company based in Sydney, claims Sandilands owes it $240,000 for bathroom, kitchen and laundry works on the six-bedroom, five-bathroom property. 

The former FM radio king has refused to pay unless the builder can justify the bill, saying the project blew well past the budget he had set when embarking on the extravagant refurbishment of a gutted 1970s house on the acreage site. 

Sued by Alter Build in a civil Statement of Claim, Sandilands was ordered in the NSW District Court on Friday to file his defence within 28 days, ahead of a hearing set down for late November. 

The renovations in question are of a property called Kingsview Estate that Sandilands