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OUT There viewers have been left shaken after witnessing a horror stabbing on the brand new drama.
The programme, fronted by Martin Clunes, has not stopped short of shocking viewers thanks to its grisly scenes and graphic nature with the latest episode of the programme being no different.
Fans were left horrified as they watched a horror stabbing unfold right in front of their eyes on the programme.
In the scenes, a drug dealer, Kenny, was stabbed by Jonny Williams, who is played by Louis Ashbourne Serkis, which left fans’ stomachs turning.
Another drug dealer Rhys had been blackmailing Jonny to do drugs runs for him and his boss Kenny prior to the attack.
But when Kenny eventually attempted to rape Jonny’s sister, Sadie, things took an eerily sinister turn.
With Jonny aware that the rape was about to happen, viewers saw Kenny pinning Sadie down and demanding she take her clothes off.
As Kenny later pushed her against a wall, Jonny burst in and stabbed him with the blood gushing out onto the floor and onto Sadie.
Unsure of what to do next, it led Jonny to ask his father Nathan, played by Martin, to help him in the clean-up efforts in order to get rid of the copious amounts of blood on display.
Reacting in horror to the grim nature of the scenes, one fan said: “This has got very grim..#outthere.”
Another added: “Proper dark this innit!?! #outthere.”
Before a third shared: “Knife crime being normalised #OutThere.”
Others were left less than impressed by Nathan’s clean-up efforts after the stabbing, saying: “They make it look so easy, but you always get caught out in the end. Small community, no escape.”
Before someone else echoed: “#OutThere one way or another forensics will track them down.”
TAKE a look at the stunning destination that many regard as an underrated sunshine spot – with incredible architecture and 240km of coastline.
Montenegro is located on the Balkan peninsula, and has loads to offer to tourists.
The rugged mountains make it perfect for hiking, while the medieval villages are perfect for history lovers.
One of the most popular places is the Bay of Kotor, which resembles a fjord.
The winding coastline is dotted with churches and fortified towns.
For views over one of the coastal towns along the Bay, Perast, you can climb to the top of the clock tower or from the balcony on the second floor of the Maritime Museum.
The country borders Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Albania and Croatia – making it perfect for taking a day trip.
If you’re looking for something a little bit different, visitors can attend Durmitor National Park.
The park is home to bears and wolves.
It also houses limestone peaks, glacial lakes and the 1,300m-deep Tara River Canyon.
As the city is located along the central Mediterranean, temperatures during this time of year remain in the high teens.
You can visit one of the many stunning beaches to enjoy the sunshine, with crystal clear water and golden sand.
Montenegro benefits from 240km of coastline, making it a popular tourist spot.
Throughout the city, there are gorgeous old houses and stunning architecture to liven up your Instagram.
The ancient fishing village of Sveti Stefan has been turned into a luxury resort.
The city of Ulcinj has properties with architecture influenced by the Greeks, Byzantines, Venetians, and Asians.
The architecture in Montenegro is one of the most well-known aspects, along with medieval links.
Tourists can visit the Romanesque cathedral of St. Tryphon in Kotor, the 16th-century Husein-Pasha Mosque in Pljevlja, and the Baroque church of Our Lady of the Rocks on an islet in the Bay of Kotor.
This region was classed by UNESCO as a World Heritage site in 1979.
Budva was an important town that was destroyed by an earthquake in 1979.
Now, it serves as a beach resort and amusement park.
You can enjoy the bustling nightlife in Montenegro, where you can get a pint from €2.50.
Ryanair offers flights from Dublin to Montenegro from €120.
A WOMAN has issued an urgent warning to other Shark vacuum owners after accidentally replacing her fully working device.
Gem explained that she’d gone out and spent £299 on a new Shark because she thought her first was broken.
Sharing a video on TikTok, Gem called the device a “present to myself”.
But she then explained further, as she showed how she’d vacuumed with her old Shark, and then the new one – just to see the difference in how much dirt it picked up.
However, one person commenting on the video quickly pointed out that there’s a secret filter on the old vacuum, “under the grill at the front”.
“If you lay it back, it should clip off and a filter will be revealed which can also be washed,” the person added.
“No, I did not know this!” Gem exclaimed.
She then laid the appliance down, and unclipped the grate part at the bottom front.
“Shut up!” she shouted, as the grate came off.
“Oh my God!”
Gem then continued to remove things before uncovering the filter at the bottom, as she said: “Hang on, is it that colour?
“Should it be that colour? What’s all this?
“I never knew this and I’ve had this over for five years!”
And in the comments section, Gem quickly found out she wasn’t the only one to be oblivious about the secret filter.
“Amazing! Mine’s FILTHY! Thank you for your service,” one wrote.
“I have never ran so fast,” another said.
“I have this hoover – OMG!”
“What???? I thought I was doing so good to wash all the other filters regularly and I have completely missed this!” a third commented.
IF you want to ensure your home is squeaky clean, you'll need to listen up. Below are the household items you're forgetting to clean, and how to get them sparkling...
Remote Controls: Wipe with a disinfectant cloth. Use a cotton bud for crevices.
Light Switches: Wipe with a disinfectant wipe. Use a mild soap solution for tough stains.
Door Handles: Clean with an antibacterial spray. Wipe down regularly.
Underneath and Behind Appliances: Vacuum or sweep regularly. Mop with a suitable cleaner.
Shower Curtains and Liners: Wash in the washing machine. Use a bleach solution for stubborn mildew.
Kitchen Sponges and Dishcloths: Microwave damp sponges for one minute. Wash dishcloths in the washing machine.
Computer Keyboards and Mice: Use compressed air to remove debris. Wipe with a disinfectant wipe.
“Not me running downstairs at 11 pm at night to go do this,” someone else said.
To which Gem replied: “I never knew this till someone told me half an hour ago on my previous post.
“I’m not sure what the original colour was supposed to be but id best get cleaning it at the weekend haha.”
In subsequent videos, Gem showed herself painstakingly cleaning each part of the filter – with an astonishing amount of dirt coming off as she did so.
Once she’d cleaned everything she could – including the pipe which had a “massive blockage” inside that was affecting the suction – she put it all back together.
And lo and behold, it worked!
“Oops, I didn’t need a new one after all!” she wrote over the top of the clip.
“Is the suction back to normal?” one person asked in the comments.
With Gem sheepishly replying: “ummm…. yes. So I didn’t need a new vacuum after all!”
CRISTIAN MAGERUSAN has joined Steaua Bucharest from Bray Wanderers.
Magerusan, 25, has returned to his native Romania on a deal until the end of the season with an option of another year.
Steaua are second in the country’s second division with both they and FCSB – second in the top flight – claiming the illustrious history of the club crowned European champions in 1986.
Currently on mid-season break, Magerusan’s new club are unbeaten after 17 matches. They are seven points clear of third-placed Resita with the top two winning automatic promotion.
Magerusan moved to Ireland as a teenager with his football career held up by compensation demands by the Gheorge Hagi career.
He scored three goals in just six appearances for Bohemians but his progress was halted by tearing his ACL in his left knee twice.
After two-and–a-half years on the sidelines the striker returned to action with Longford Town in 2022 before joining Bray last season.
With 23 goals and 11 assists in 61 First Division appearances, he has underlined his attacking threat and will hope to prosper with a move into full-time football.
A SCHOOLGIRL, 12, died suddenly after drinking a milkshake as her heartbroken family pay tribute.
Mia Shay St Hilaire suffered a severe allergic reaction after visiting Pop Inn Café, in Bermondsey, London, with her aunt and sister in August 2023.
The young girl, who had a tree nut allergy, was rushed to hospital after ingesting the contaminated drink.
Mia’s devastated parents, Adrian and Chanel said: “We think of Mia every day and knowing her death could potentially have been prevented so simply, only adds to how heartbroken we are as a family.”
Southwark Council’s food and safety team discovered the blender used to make the 12-year-old’s milkshake had not been cleaned properly.
An investigation found traces of almonds and hazelnuts in the machine from a previous drink.
CCTV evidence showed the café operator,Baris Yucel, failing to clean the blender before preparing Mia’s beverage.
The 47-year-old appeared at Croydon Magistrates’ Court and pleaded guilty to six food safety charges.
They included failing to make allergen advice available and visible to customers, failing to manage allergen contamination and serving food that contained an allergenic ingredient that should not have been present.
He was given a 100-hour community order and fined £18,000.
Adrian and Chanel said they hoped the fine would send a “loud message” to fellow businesses.
As reported by News Shopper, Michelle Victor, a partner at Leigh Day representing Mia’s family, said: “Mia and all other children with allergies should be able to feel safe knowing that businesses serving food and drink adhere to food safety legislation put in place to protect their lives.
“But unfortunately, far too often we see that this doesn’t happen, which can have tragic consequences such as in this case.
“We are continuing to support Mia’s family and, while no outcome will ever make up for the loss they have suffered, this criminal prosecution is an important part of their fight to achieve justice for all those suffering with food allergies.”
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