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A father and daughter have been found guilty of killing their neighbour after she burst a football they kicked over her fence. Kelly Machin, 34, (pictured - above left) suffered broken ribs when she was pushed back onto a coffee table after being punched in the face by 48-year-old William Jelly in August last year. A row broke out after Miss Machin burst a football that had been kicked into her garden by the children of Jelly’s 28-year-old daughter Natalie Bollen’s (pictured - above right) before throwing it back.
Dear parents, As you all know, fidget spinners are the extremely popular new toy built to ease anxiety in children and increase their focus. You also know that approximately one month ago we made the decision, along with several schools across the United States, to ban fidget spinners from the classroom and school grounds for being "too distracting." We now deeply regret that decision. SEE ALSO: We made a 'Fargo' board game so you too can live a life of midwestern crime The day following the ban of fidget spinners, the children all brought in something called fidget cubes. And, like the spinners, the children quickly developed a robust trading economy with the cubes, which were (again, like the
News broke late Thursday that the Big Baller Brand, the shoe and apparel company spearheaded by Lavar Ball, has begun taking pre-orders for his son Lonzo Ball’s first sneaker for as high as a whopping $995 per pair. We as a country root for the underdog, so in theory, it should be welcome news to see that despite being reportedly shunned by “Big 3″ shoe companies Nike, Adidas and Under Armour, the Balls have found a way to fight corporate greed and find a new model to distribute shoes to the public without the conglomerates. That’s what we should be feeling. But it’s just not the case here. Ball has said that there are plenty of other options for the Big Baller Brand to achieve their billion-dollar
DEAR ABBY: I divorced my narcissistic husband after our children were raised. Over the years, I have tried to have a relationship with all of my children and their families. When I asked one of them for a three-day weekend with her children, she texted me saying they all had a lot going on. Then she added, “Maybe next year.” I may not BE here next year! I know she may never read this, but it doesn’t matter to me if it will help someone who does read it. I have decided to change my will. If I’m not worth my children’s time, they don’t deserve my money. Your thoughts? - WORTHLESS UP NORTH DEAR WORTHLESS: Could it be possible that your daughter and her family are actually busy? Not knowing how you
A talented teen made her own (gorgeous) prom dress - but not before making sure her dog would have a prom dress,…
When we're waiting to go into a job interview, we have questions we hope come up and other ones we hope to avoid. Maybe you've rehearsed your answers over and over again, and you're super confident in some more than others. Or, maybe you have something to hide. Sometimes, the reason you're looking for a new job might be that you were fired from your last one. However, in this situation you don't have to lose all hope. According to John Crowley, who works in content and marketing at HR company People, an employer doesn't need to know whether or not you were fired from your previous job, and there is no legal obligation to disclose this information. "Having said this, they will probably want to
On the night of 29 September 1994, seven-year-old Nicholas Green was shot dead during a family holiday in southern Italy. The death was a tragedy for his parents Reg and Maggie, but their decision to donate his organs caused organ donation rates in Italy to triple in a decade - a result dubbed the "Nicholas effect". "The first time I sensed danger was when a dark car came up close behind us and stayed there for a few moments," says Reg Green, who is remembering the night his son was inexplicably shot by strangers in southern Italy. "Shortly after, this car began to overtake. I relaxed, thinking there was nothing wrong after all." But, instead of overtaking, the car drew alongside. Green and his
