Police have released video of the fatal shooting of unarmed black man in Oklahoma

Video of police fatally shooting an unarmed black man in Tusla, Oklahoma was released Monday. 

The video, taken from a police dashcam, shows 40-year-old Terence Crutcher walking away from several police officers after a traffic stop with his hands up before police apparently tasered and then fatally shot him with a gun, the Associated Press reported. 

At a news conference on Monday, Tulsa Police Chief Chuck Jordan said Crutcher did not have a weapon during the stop that occurred Friday. 

Local and federal investigators are weighing the possibility of filing criminal charges or civil rights violations over the fatal shooting.

Jose Mourinho's men suffer Tripple humiliating defeat

Jose Mourinho's Man United 'redemption work' is now in tatters. Following a transfer outlay of almost £150m (almost £100m for Paul Pogba alone), and three losses in the last three games (Man city, Feyernord, and Watford) it's safe to say Jose Mourinho's dream of making the club the World's most feared club is kinda fading.

 

The last time Manchester United was beaten by Watford was almost 30 years ago, so one might start to wonder will Mourinho break records negatively just like his predecessors Louis van Gaal and David Moyes?

Despite a Rashford equaliser, goals from Etienne Capoue, Suniga and a penalty by Deeney were enough to secure three points for Watford.

Watford started the first twenty minutes in impressive form with Ighalo missing a sitter and Deeney testing the goal keeper but it wasn't long before the first goal of the encounter came. Martial collecting the ball after a corner kick tried to contol the ball with his team mate Luke Shaw overlapping on the left side anticipating a pass from Martial, Martial was well tackled before a pass from the right side found Capoue who slotted the ball calmly into the net.

 

Watford's tactics of playing with Ighalo and Deeney pressing Man U's wingers worked in the first half and left the Old Trafford club frustrated in the first half. Martial suffered a concussion and was substituted before halftime by Ashley Young- a Watford native.

 

Freshers' Week chaos hits Britain's city centres as university students begin new life away from home

Manchester is home to approximately 80,000 students

Wild university students are adjusting to their new lives by hitting hit city centres across the UK for Freshers' Week.

Chaotic images have emerged from Manchester, where new students from Manchester and Salford universities painted the town red at pubs and nightclubs across the city.

Some students were pictured lying in the street, while others urinated in public without a care in the world.

Manchester is home to approximately 80,000 students, and security has been stepped up for the traditionally boozy week.

Nigeria's Rio 2016 paralympics team receives rousing welcome

 

Nigeria’s record-setting Paralympics athletes have returned to the country. They received a rousing welcome at the Nnamdi Azikwe International Airport Reception Ground as they returned home from Brazil.
 

Mum-of-two charged with murder after 'stabbing her boyfriend to death at their flat'

A mum-of-two has been charged with murder after allegedly stabbing her boyfriend to death at their flat.

Elizabeth Hart-Browne, 27, is accused of fatally knifing her 25-year-old partner, Stephen Raynor, at their west London home.

A horrified friend described how Mr Raynor staggered outside the ground-floor flat, barefoot and in his boxers, on Saturday night.

The young man then reportedly collapsed in a pool of blood, as Hart-Browne, a jewellery designer, tried to stem bleeding from his neck.

Michael Schumacher's lawyer reveals the racing driving cannot stand even with the assistance of therapists as his devastating injuries are laid bare in court fight

Michael Schumacher's lawyer has revealed the extent of the racing driver's injuries after his devastating skiing accident three years ago.

Felix Damm was speaking in court in Germany on behalf of the Schumacher family who are suing a magazine over a story that claimed the 47-year-old star could walk again.

Schumacher, who was crowned Formula 1 world champion a total of seven times, suffered a head injury while skiing in the French Alps in 2013. 

Michael Schumacher's lawyer has revealed the extent of the racing driver's injuries after his devastating skiing accident three years ago

He was airlifted to Grenoble Hospital where doctors performed two life-saving operations and placed him in a medically induced coma.

A cover story in the German magazine Bunte claimed that Schumacher could walk again - but Damm strongly denied the star had made such a miraculous recovery.

The Sound Of Music Actress Charmian Carr, the eldest Von Trapp daughter dies at 73

Actress Charmian Carr is the first Von Trapp sibling to die. She died after suffering from dementia. She was aged 73. Charmain found fame in the 1965 classic film, The Sound of Music.

She was 21 when she played the role of Liesl Von Trapp, the eldest daughter in the musical family and became known for singing one of its most famous songs, 'I Am Sixteen Going On Seventeen'

She wrote two books about her experiences, titled Forever Liesl and Letter to Liesl.

Ms Carr's spokesman Harlan Boll said she died of complications from a rare form of dementia in Los Angeles.

After Carr left the movie business, she started a design company called Charmian Carr Design.