2025-12-12
Daily Star Front Page 12th of December 2025
A man evading police hid in a town’s Nativity display, posing as one of the figures. The mayor noticed him while passing by and alerted officers. He was detained without incident.
A man evading police hid in a town’s Nativity display, posing as one of the figures. The mayor noticed him while passing by and alerted officers. He was detained without incident.
A darts champion is reportedly kept grounded with just £50 a week in pocket money, a leading promoter says. Despite recent title success and earnings, the player’s family insists on normality and discipline.
Propagandists from a hostile state alleged Larry, the No10 cat, is a spy after he ignored a visiting allied leader during talks with the PM. Downing Street dismissed it as nonsense, noting cats do their own thing and urging focus on the visit’s diplomatic aims.
Sir Keir has launched an official TikTok account, making him the first PM to join the platform. No 10 says it will help reach younger people, while critics raise privacy and security concerns over the China‑owned app.
Angry Ginge has been crowned King of the Jungle after topping the public vote. Broadcasters and brands are reportedly circling, with a bidding contest under way as he eyes a double act with rapper Aitch and moves into TV and live shows.
Donald Trump received a peace honour from FIFA president Gianni Infantino, who called him a close friend and credited him with ending “eight” conflicts. The move drew scepticism, with many questioning the claim and the relevance of a football body issuing such an award.
Joe Root hit an Ashes century, meaning Australian great Matthew Hayden’s tongue-in-cheek vow to streak if Root missed a ton won’t happen. The innings steadied England and spared spectators an awkward sideshow, keeping attention on a composed batting display.
A recently evicted I’m A Celeb contestant reunited with their spouse and joked about needing hotel privacy after their longest time apart in nearly a decade, offering light reflections on life after leaving the camp.
A TV presenter admitted driving without due care and attention after a collision that knocked a scooter rider off, causing a neck fracture. She was in a Mini Cooper. The case is before the court.
Lindsey Burrow backs a drive to award Kevin Sinfield a knighthood in the New Year Honours, praising his tireless fundraising and awareness work for MND inspired by Rob Burrow. Supporters say his endurance challenges have raised millions and transformed public understanding.