Justin Bieber mugshot released by cops after being arrested for DRAG-RACING following drink and drugs bender

A police spokesman said Bieber was incoherent, had his hands in his pockets, was driving without a valid license and resisted arrest without violence 

Justin Bieber smiles for his first police mugshot after being arrested for DRAG-RACING following drink and drugs bender.
Looking bleary-eyed and heavily quiffed, the singer is seen wearing a red police issued overall.
The singer, 19, spent the morning in custody after being busted for racing in a rented yellow Lamborghini at 4:11am by cops on Miami Beach.
A police spokesperson confirmed Bieber was taken to Miami-Dade jail, where he was fingerprinted and had his mugshot taken.
The singer told cops he had taken anti-depressants, drank a beer and was smoking marijuana all day.
Bieber was incoherent, had his hands in his pockets, was driving without a valid license and resisted arrest without violence, Miami Beach Police Chief Raymond Martinez told the Miami Herald.
The 19-year-old's entourage had reportedly used their cars to block traffic on Pine Tree Drive at 26th Street, a residential area, at 4:30am to create a drag strip for the young singer.

Katie Hopkins is at it again and this time she's divided mums into five offensive categories - do you think there's any truth in what she's said?

Katie Hopkins' "five types of mums"
Controversial mum Katie Hopkins has been at it again.

Hopkins is a very outspoken Yahoo! blogger and she recently took to her column to express her views on what she calls the “five types” of mums. These include fat mums, home schooling mums, dad-mums, eco mums and PTA mums.

 

She even offered up advice on what you should do if you come across these particular mothers. For example, she advises you to avoid the PTA mum “at all costs”, and to “pity” the kids of eco mums.

 

Not surprising, the outspoken mother-of-two hit a nerve with many parents around the country. However, while most took to Twitter and Facebook to voice their anger, Karen Bower sat down and wrote an open letter to the former Apprentice star on her blog, Railman.blog.co.uk.

 

Bower, who is chair of a school’s PTA and also home schools her kids, wrote: “This isn’t about you. This is to every single mum and Dad who got up this morning determined to do the best for their child. Even when breakfast was supposed to be banana museli but ended up being chocolate pancake. Even when the school run degenerated into a series of rants about lost ties and shoes and unbrushed teeth. Even when homeschool started with a game of minecraft.”

 

She added: “Life isn’t about living in a box.”

 

A SCHOOL has become the first in the UK to fine parents if their child is late for class.

£120 fine if pupils arrive late to school 

Mums and dads face a £60 penalty if pupils miss ten 9am registrations in a 12-week term.
The charge doubles to £120 if not paid within 21 days.
Staff hope the move will raise standards at Emerson Valley primary school in Milton Keynes, Bucks, which has been put in special measures by Ofsted.
But mum-of-four Karen West, 34, said the rule, backed by law, was a “nightmare” for parents who have to take kids to different schools.
And dad Kofi Osei blasted: “Lateness is not going to affect my child’s education.”
Pressure group Campaign for Real Education added: “Punctuality is important but fines are a step too far and could undermine relations between school and parents.”
Milton Keynes Council said the decision to fine was up to each school. A second, unnamed school has the same ruling and two fines were issued in the borough last year.
Penalties are already in place for truancy, with a record 10,185 parents hit for £3.7million last year.

Bomb plot suspect walks free today And you've no right to know where he is

ONE of Britain’s most dangerous terrorism suspects walks free of all anti-terror controls today — and the public has no right to know where he is. 

The fanatic allegedly played a key role in a plot to blow up seven jets over the Atlantic — including one out of Heathrow.
He received a two-year Terrorism Prevention Investigation Measure to restrict his movements in 2012.
But the order expires today and anti-terror cops and spooks will now have to track him round the clock at an annual cost to taxpayers of up to £3million — £8,000 a DAY. Security services believe the man visited training camps in Pakistan before the 2006 plot — which would have killed some 1,500 — was foiled.
But despite the alleged national security threat, the man is among seven terror suspects given lifelong anonymity after all their TPIMs — which typically restrict movements and the use of phones and laptops — expire at the end of the month.
The man can be known only as AY over fears identifying him could breach his human right to privacy or encourage vigilantism.
Where he is living or where he has lived in the past while being monitored must also be withheld.
Last night Tory MP Peter Bone said: “Human rights laws brought in with best intentions are being used to protect terrorists, not the public.”
A Home Office spokeswoman said: “If an individual engages in further terrorism-related activity, it will be possible to impose a new TPIM notice for a further two years.”

A GHOST ship laden with cannibal RATS is sailing for British shores, experts fear.

Ship of ghouls - Empty liner adrift for 12 months - Only crew are 100s of hungry rats - Now it's heading for British coast 

The hulk of the Lyubov Orlova has been adrift in the North Atlantic for a year after being cut loose off Canada.
But now coastguards and other authorities are worried storms may have driven her thousands of miles towards BRITAIN’S coast.
The 40-year-old Soviet-built cruise ship has nothing aboard but packs of vicious, disease-ridden rodents preying on each other to survive.
Her position is unknown despite several high-level searches.
Last year satellites picked up an unidentified blip off Scotland large enough to be the ship — but search planes found nothing.
Now adventurers and salvage hunters — drawn by the lure of the 4,250-ton vessel’s £600,000 value as scrap — are also scouring the lonely seas for her.
They think the 300ft liner is still afloat because four liferaft transmitters have not been activated, as they would have if she had sunk.
Two distress beacons which did activate, weeks apart, are believed to have been on liferafts that broke off and fell into the water.
If the ship makes landfall it is likely to be on the west coast of Ireland, Scotland or the far southern tip of England. One searcher, Belgian-based Pim de Rhoodes, said: “She is floating around out there somewhere.
“There will be a lot of rats and they eat each other. If I get aboard I’ll have to lace everywhere with poison.”
The Lyubov Orlova — named after a Russian actress — was built to carry 110 passengers to far-flung destinations including the polar regions. But in 2010 she was impounded in Newfoundland in a debts row and deserted by her unpaid crew.
After two years tied up in port she was ordered to be towed to the Dominican Republic and scrapped.
When the tow-line to a tug broke in heavy seas the Canadian government got another ship to drag her far out to sea and release her.
Irish coastguard chief Chris Reynolds said: “There have been huge storms in recent months but it takes a lot to sink a vessel as big as that. We must stay vigilant.”

STAN Collymore has been branded a “vile hypocrite” by ex Ulrika Jonsson for his campaign against Twitter trolls.

Ulrika's outrage at 'vile hypocrite' Collymore - How dare he preach about Twitter
death threats?

Brutal ex kicked me in the head and
said: I'll kill you

The former England ace, 43, beat up the TV beauty in 1998 — but has complained about online death threats and abuse.
Ulrika, 46 — who was kicked in the head — said: “If he’s so against death threats, why did he say he’d ‘f****** kill’ me? It’s a disgrace.”
She branded internet trolls “pathetic cowards” — just like bullying ex Collymore.
Ulrika hit out after the former Liverpool striker complained to cops about threats and racist abuse on Twitter.
She said: “It must be horrendous to be vilified for your beliefs, your colour or your sexuality. In no way do I agree with trolling or abuse on Twitter.
“The people that do it are pathetic cowards. But Stan is too. He is actually one of the people he’s criticising.”
Ulrika — who was kicked and punched by Collymore during a stormy relationship — added: “If Stan is so against death threats, why was he so insistent on making many death threats against me?
“In a public place, Stan shoved my face to his and said at least twice he would ‘f****** kill’ me.
“But now he’s the poster boy against threats online. No one should give this man a platform to claim he is a victim. With his history of violence, it’s beyond ironic.”
Yesterday — his birthday — talkSPORT pundit Collymore went on countless TV and radio shows to slam Twitter’s lack of action in tackling his abusers.
He was targeted after claiming Liverpool striker Luis Suarez dived to win a penalty against Aston Villa.
He tweeted his 505,000 followers: “In the last 24 hours I’ve been threatened with murder several times, demeaned on my race, and many of these accounts are still active. Why?”
Mum-of-four Ulrika added: “In no way am I trying to belittle the message he is putting across.
“Online abuse should be a criminal act. Every week there’s a story of a teenager who’s been driven to suicide by cowards intent on making other people’s lives hell.
“I don’t condone them or those idiots who’ve threatened Stan’s life.
“What I do take the greatest objection to is Stan — in the guise as a man of the people — taking on this campaign without the briefest reflection on his own behaviour.
“Everyone deserves a second chance but I’ve lost count of the chances Stan has had.
“He still proves himself to be a callous bully.”
Ulrika said their relationship in 1998 was “fraught with psychological abuse”.
She added: “I never knew where I was with Stan. He would flip between claiming he want to marry me, to calling me a ‘thick idiot’ and accusing me of wanting to sleep with other men.
“He was a textbook abuser. He tried to cut me off from my friends, put me down and made me feel insecure and stupid.”
The final straw came when he attacked her in a Paris bar during the 1998 World Cup finals in France, dragging her to the floor and kicking her head three times before being tackled by staff.
She said: “It makes my blood run cold to think what would have happened if they had not stopped him.
“When I went back to our hotel room I found he had cut up every item of my clothing.
“He even cut the wire on my hair curlers and ripped open my make-up bag. Those were the actions of a malicious bully.”
Collymore said afterwards: “Petulance, jealousy and possibly having too much to drink are the real reasons behind this regrettable and avoidable incident.”
A year later he received counselling for depression at the Priory clinic, South London.
Ulrika says: “Stan is full of self-pity. He has rarely, if ever, taken responsibility for his actions.
“He blamed his physical abuse of me and the women who fell before me on depression, saying he was ill and that if he had been a drug addict he would have had more support.”
Another of Collymore’s partners, Lotta Farley, told in 1998 how she spent four years “living in fear” of him.
In April that year magistrates in his hometown of Cannock, Staffs, cleared him of assaulting his former girlfriend Michelle Green. She claimed he struck her after a row over access to their son.
In 2004 The Sun exposed married Collymore for dogging sex sessions and he was dropped as a BBC commentator. In 2007 he divorced wife Estelle Williams and was held over claims he threatened to burn down her parents’ house.
The charges were dropped.
Ulrika, now married eight years to third husband Brian Monet, added: “Stan loves to be a victim — whether it’s a victim of his own depression, racism or now attacks from strangers on Twitter.
“He has a ‘poor me’ attitude. And it’s incredible how forgiving football is. No matter what you do — beat a woman, sleep with a prostitute, have an affair — football and its fans will forgive.
“There are always excuses made for players’ behaviour and Stan is no different.
“By making himself a respectable spokesperson for this worthy campaign, he is trying to excuse all the vile things he has done. But there is no excuse.
“I am a victim of Stan Collymore and his protests make me sick to the stomach.”
Collymore — who was also racially abused on Twitter in 2011 — said yesterday that kids as young as ten were being goaded by adults into posting abuse.
He accused Twitter of failing to check account holders’ ages and “hiding behind” claims it cannot comment on individual cases.
Twitter insisted it was dedicated to stopping abuse. It added: “Threats of violence are against our rules. We will take action if it is reported.”
Staffordshire Police is investigating. And talkSPORT said its staff would stop promoting Twitter accounts, adding it was “dismayed”.
A spokesman for Collymore declined to comment.

A DAD who attacked two thieves raiding his ­business was put on trial yesterday.

Dad faces jail time for bashing thieves with fence post

Andrew Woodhouse, 44, could face years in jail if found guilty of assault while the raiders were fined just £75 each.
Woodhouse who runs a gardening business, chased the thieves across a field after seeing them stealing cans of diesel from his crime-plagued premises.
He caught Kevin Green, 53, grabbed a fence post the raider was brandishing and battered him with it, breaking both legs and an arm, a jury heard.
The dad-of-five then rugby-tackled Timothy Cross, 32, and held him until police came. When they asked Green what had happened, he said: “I was nicking diesel and some bloke has beaten me up with a stick and broken my legs and my arm. I need an ambulance.”

Woodhouse, of Abergavenny, Gwent, later told police: “I swung out between six and 10 times. I was just lashing out, man, I was hitting as hard as I could.”
James Wilson, prosecuting, told Cardiff Crown Court: “It was not reasonable self-defence. Mr Woodhouse went over the top.”
Woodhouse denies grievous ­bodily harm and GBH with intent.
The trial continues.