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01:50 A woman jailed after overtaking on the wrong side of the road and causing a fatal collision had repeatedly posted videos of herself speeding while using her mobile phone to social media. Taxi driver Octavian Codreanu was killed at the scene on the B4425 near Aldsworth in December 2022, and his passenger, schoolteacher Moyra Whelan, later died from her injuries. Liberty Michell, 21, pleaded guilty to two counts of causing death by dangerous driving, three counts of causing serious injury by dangerous driving and two counts of causing death by driving whilst uninsured. Mitchell had passed her driving test just three weeks before the crash. Gloucestershire Police said footage from Mitchell’s Snapchat account showed her driving on narrow roads at speeds of up to 100mph. Mitchell, 21, of Chipping Norton, was sentenced to six years and eight months at Gloucester Crown Court on Friday (13 February) and banned from driving for more than eight years. Up next

Getty Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice. Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice is making headlines off the field again, only this time it’s not as controversial as recent news featuring the speedy receiver. Rice took to Instagram on Valentine’s Day to announce a new relationship, ending speculation about a high-profile girlfriend for the Chiefs star. Rice has been through a difficult year, serving an NFL suspension after he was convicted of charges related to a street-racing incident and later facing allegations of domestic abuse. Amid the controversies, Rice has apparently gotten some positive developments as well. Rashee Rice Confirms New Girlfriend Rice took to Instagram on Saturday to share images with an apparent new love interest, rapper and social media star Rubi Rose. Rice shared a picture of the pair together on his Instagram story, with her striking a pose while he flipped off the camera. Rose also appeared to confirm the relationship, posting several pictures with Rice on her own Instagram story. That included a shot of the couple sharing a kiss. There had been rumors connecting Rose and Rice leading up to their hard launch of Valentine’s Day, but both had remained quiet about the

U.S. men's curling Olympian Ben Richardson is going viral for his deadpan Instagram food reviews from the Olympic Village in Italy. His simple, low-key ratings of pizza, pasta, ice cream, and more have racked up millions of views and comments. Fans (and even official brand accounts) are obsessed, even if no one fully understands his scoring system. So far, aside from the medals, Olympic athletes in Milano Cortina seem to be just as focused on the food as they are on competition. First, we got pasta shaped like Olympic rings. Then it became all about the chocolate lava cakes. Clearly, everyone's just trying to stay fueled and sane in between events. Enter Ben Richardson, a curler for Team USA who has accidentally become one of the internet's favorite new food reviewers. Last week, Richardson quietly started posting short Instagram videos reviewing meals in the Olympic Village. No flashy editing or dramatic commentary (he's certainly no Guy Fieri). Just Ben staring straight into the camera, calmly welcoming viewers, and announcing the dish of the day. "On today's episode, we have the pizza," he said in his first-ever video. He takes a bite. Pauses. Then delivers his verdict: "That is quite good.

Sun, February 15, 2026 at 2:34 PM UTC Woman who filmed Snapchat videos while speeding jailed after killing twoGloucestershire.Police

WhatsApp to bring status update to top app bar: Report WhatsApp is reportedly working to bring the status update to the top app bar, allowing users to access the settings page from either of two entry points. The first point is located in the top app bar, where the profile icon is shown. The second entry point is situated in the bottom navigation bar as a tab, which is known as “You.” With this update, status updates from people you chat with most will be displayed at the top of the screen in the Chats tab, making it quicker to check updates without leaving your chat. As per WABetaInfo, the company is seemingly exploring several ways to offer users quicker accessw to status updates. Alongside the top bar, scrolling down in the Chats tab will be displayed in a row of all contacts’ status updates. This will allow users to scroll horizontally to view them, similar to the old Status tab. Any contacts you have hidden will not appear here. It’s worth mentioning that the feature is currently in the developmental stage and it is likely to release in the near future.

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A woman jailed after overtaking on the wrong side of the road and causing a fatal collision had repeatedly posted videos of herself speeding while using her mobile phone to social media. Taxi driver Octavian Codreanu was killed at the scene on the B4425 near Aldsworth in December 2022, and his passenger, schoolteacher Moyra Whelan, later died from her injuries. Liberty Michell, 21, pleaded guilty to two counts of causing death by dangerous driving, three counts of causing serious injury by dangerous driving and two counts of causing death by driving whilst uninsured. Mitchell had passed her driving test just three weeks before the crash. Gloucestershire Police said footage from Mitchell’s Snapchat account showed her driving on narrow roads at speeds of up to 100mph. Mitchell, 21, of Chipping Norton, was sentenced to six years and eight months at Gloucester Crown Court on Friday (13 February) and banned from driving for more than eight years.