Adele's tax grievances won't resonate with fans

The singer claims she wanted to 'buy a gun and randomly open fire' when she saw her recent tax bill – but her gripes are as tired as the most moat-friendly Tory grandeeTax needn't be taxing, the advert simpers, and while that might be true, coughing up your hard-earned will never be anything less than grievously unpleasant. Yet hearing Adele complain about being taxed on the great tidal wave of cash generated by her multi-million selling albums, it's hard to feel much sympathy.Speaking to Q magazine, the Rolling in the Deep singer said, "I'm mortified...

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Authorities confirm that one of the 5 gunmen killed in a shootout with army troops who goes by the name of Rolando Veytia Bravo was the leader of Los Zetas in that port city

Authorities confirm that one of the 5 gunmen killed in a shootout with army troops who goes by the name of Rolando Veytia Bravo was the leader of Los Zetas in that port city. According to the Army, troops gave the Halt to a suspected vehicle but instead the vehicle fled commencing a car chase & resulting a gunfight. Various weaponry were also seized which include Assault Rifles, submachine guns, grenades, grenade launcher, ammunition, army type uniforms, and three vehicles (including one armoured vehicle). Marines were also sent to secure the...

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tough-talking New York City mobster who's already serving a life sentence for attempted murder was convicted today

tough-talking New York City mobster who's already serving a life sentence for attempted murder was convicted today in a death penalty case accusing him of ordering a gangland killing to cement his rise to power in the Bonanno organized crime family.A Brooklyn jury had deliberated over the course of four days before finding Vincent "Vinny Gorgeous" Basciano guilty of murder, racketeering, conspiracy and other charges.The federal trial of the one-time owner of the Hello Gorgeous beauty salon featured testimony by former Bonanno boss Joseph Massino,...

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gangster Terry ­Adams, 56, will be quizzed by Scotland Yard detectives following ­advances in DNA science.

Britain's most feared crime godfather is to be questioned about the ­unsolved murders of two of his closest associates. gangster Terry ­Adams, 56, will be quizzed by Scotland Yard detectives following ­advances in DNA science.They have reopened an ­investigation into gangland “hits” on Adams family enforcer Gilbert Wynter, 37, and financial adviser Solly Nahome, 48.Advertisement >>Detectives hope improvements in forensic science will provide the vital breakthrough in the cases that have remained unsolved for 13 years.Items of clothing...

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