Fiennes Jaguar swerved across the road and collided with a Nissan Micra travelling in the opposite direction. Fiennes was seen to have looked dazed with blood on his face. The driver of the Micra suffered leg injuries and a five year old was treated for minor head injuries.

The car accident happened on Saturday 6th March the day after Fiennes took part in a 42 mile over night endurance race. Police are looking into whether Fiennes had fallen asleep at the wheel.

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The Stallingborough based company situated on the banks of the River Humber specialize in making titanium based products. The toxic cloud which contained titanium tetrachloride escaped after an explosion of a chemical vessel within the factory.

One of the four men injured from the cloud has been transferred to a specialist burns unit at Pinderfields Hospital in Wakefield where he remains in a serious condition. The other three men are being treated in Diana Princess of Wales Hospital in Grimsby. Their injuries are not thought to be life threatening.

The Coastguard issued a a ‘no sail’ order following the events at Cristal Global which remained in place for several hours. Emergency crews were called to the factory where they used a blanket of foam to control the chemical spillage.

Cristal Global are investigating the work accident along with the Health & Safety Executive.

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The tragic road accident happened on Tuesday 2nd March at around 4.15pm east of Chapel Brow near Brigham. Forty three year old rider Richard Beaty from Cockermouth collided with the car. The father of five died from his injuries.

The Astra was being driven by a twenty two year old local man. He was treated at the scene for minor injuries.

The motorbike accident is being investigated by Police and they urge any witnesses to the accident to come forward.

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Police say the boy crawled into the LG front loading machine and became locked inside. The LG machine cannot be opened from the inside and the boy suffocated.

The boys elder brother told police that his sibling would often climb into the machine when playing hide-and-seek.

A spokesperson for LG said: “Our washing machines have a warning label so we are not liable for the death, however, we feel morally responsible for the accident that involved our product and have decided to install a latch that can be opened from the inside.”

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Witnesses described how the killer whale named Tilikum grabbed the forty year old trainer by the waist and pulled her under the water. A spokesperson for SeaWorld Florida said they were investigating the work accident.

It’s not the first time Tilikum has been involved in an incident. In 1991 the 12,000 lb orca was one of three whales blamed for the  death of a female trainer in Canada. A second incident in 1999 found the body of a naked man laying on the whales back. Police believe the man had broken into the enclosure and drowned due to hypothermia.

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The bus accident happened this morning at around 10.00am. Eleven passengers were taken to hospital to be treated for minor personal injuries.

The number 141 bus was making it’s way to London Bridge along King William Street when the driver of the bus lost control. The vehicle came off the road and crashed into railings outside Monument station.

The road accident resulted in the closure of Monument station along with the King William Street in order for the accident investigation team to gather evidence.

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The accident happened on the junction of Sutton Court Road and Heathfield Terrace at approximately 10.30am on 23rd February. A spokesperson for Hounslow Council expressed their deepest sympathies for the injured pedestrians and explained that the council will work closely with the Police and the Health and Safety Executive to understand the cause of the accident.

Witnesses to the pedestrian accident told how the injured woman was immediately knocked unconscious following the impact of the lamp-post and that the baby boy’s pram was split in two due to the force of the falling street light. The baby’s nanny who had been pushing the pram was uninjured.

The baby was transported by air ambulance to hospital where he remains in a critical condition. The injured woman was treated at the scene by paramedics and taken to hospital. Her injuries are not thought to be life threatening.

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Donna Bowett, a nurse from Redditch underwent routine surgery to remove her gall bladder at Alexandra Hospital, Redditch. After returning home Ms Bowett suffered extreme abdominal pain and was taken back to hospital for an x-ray. The results showed the metal surgical tool left by the surgeons from her previous surgery.

The chief executive of the hospital John Rostill expressed his deepest apologies to Ms Bowett. In a statement to a local newspaper he assured that the incident has been investigated and relevant safety measures have been put in place to prevent further accidents of this nature happening again.

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The forty one year old father of no fixed address is being held in custody for attempted murder although is is thought the charges will be amended to murder.

The fatal car accident happened on the morning of Thursday 11th February, witnesses claim they saw Grady’s car hurtling through a field before driving into the river Avon.

Local police had to call in the diving team from Avon and Somerset because of the potential risk to their officers.

The divers arrived around an hour and a half later and it took just 12 minutes to rescue the five year old from the submerged Vauxhall car. Gabby was taken to Birmingham Hospital where she later died.

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Police are appealing for witnesses to the criminal injury which took place on the junction of King Street and Fort Street. This is a residential area of Broughty Ferry and police hope that residents may have been disturbed by the brutal attack.

Descriptions of the thugs who’s ages range between mid 20’s to mid 30’shave been issued in and around the local area in a bid to catch the five men.

The victim is recovering in Ninewells Hospital, Dundee. His injuries are not thought to be life threatening.

Anyone with any information should contact Tayside Police.

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