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Scottish Sun
a day ago
- Scottish Sun
Bus ploughs into pedestrian on busy Regent Street in Central London leaving man fighting for life
BUS HORROR Bus ploughs into pedestrian on busy Regent Street in Central London leaving man fighting for life Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) A MAN is fighting for his life after a bus ploughed into a pedestrian on a major London road. Cops have confirmed a road near Regents Street in central London has been closed following the horror smash at around 1pm today. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 1 One man is in a life threatening condition Credit: Pixel8000 St Margaret Street has been closed off as crews deal with the man in a "life-threatening condition". A cyclist was also reportedly knocked down during the crash. A Metropolitan Police spokeswoman said: 'Police were called at 12.52 on Monday, July 28 following a collision between a bus and a pedestrian on Regent Street. 'The pedestrian, a man in his 80s, was treated at the scene and taken to hospital by the London Ambulance Service. His condition is thought to be life-threatening. 'This incident is ongoing and bus services in the area are on diversion. No arrests have been made.' More to follow... For the latest news on this story keep checking back at The Sun Online is your go-to destination for the best celebrity news, real-life stories, jaw-dropping pictures and must-see video. Like us on Facebook at and follow us from our main Twitter account at @TheSun.
The Irish Sun
5 days ago
- The Irish Sun
Heartwrenching new details of Jay Slater's desperate last call to pals revealed as inquest into tragedy concludes today
TRAGIC Jay Slater told pals on the phone he was thirsty and in 'the middle of nowhere' before falling into a ravine in Tenerife, his inquest heard yesterday. The 19-year-old, who the previous night had left a resort bar to go to an Airbnb on the other side of the Advertisement 5 Jay's pal Lucy Law spoke to him on the phone before he fell to his death Credit: Instagram 5 The inquest into the death of Jay Slater will conclude today Credit: Pixel8000 5 His Jay, best friend Lucy Law had and other mates had gone to the NRG rave music festival in June last year. Giving las Americas. At one point he disappeared before she caught up with him in another bar. Advertisement More on Jay Slater She said: 'He just found the situation funny.' Asked about his state Lucy, giving evidence on an audiolink, said: 'He was definitely on a buzz — I'd say he'd have definitely taken something.' An earlier hearing at Preston coroner's court had heard he had used drugs including cocaine, ecstasy and ketamine. Lucy and friend Brandon Hodgson called it a night. Advertisement Most read in The Sun Unknown to them, Jay then decided to leave with two men in a car at 5am or 6am. She was woken at 8.30am by a phone call from another friend, Bradley Geoghegan, saying Jay had told him in a video call he was 'in the middle of nowhere' and had started what he feared would be a 14-hour walk back. Inside notoriously wild nightlife of Tenerife where Jay Slater died - and drugs STILL flow one year on Records showed Lucy rang Jay at 8.52am. She said he told her he was in the mountains and needed a drink. He asked whether cacti were poisonous. Advertisement She told him to go back to where he had come from, but he said: 'I can't go back there.' Bradley said Jay had seemed still 'under the influence'. Coroner Dr James Adeley asked: 'Did you get the impression he was in any way threatened or fearful, or under duress in a difficult situation?' Bradley replied: 'No. I think he probably got there and thought, 'Why am I here?', sobered up and decided to come back.' Advertisement Convicted drug dealer Ayub Qassim, speaking via videolink, said Jay asked to come with him and a third man called Steven Roccas, also known to police. The coroner asked Qassim about Snapchat messages Jay sent to friends about a Rolex being stolen. Qassim said he saw a Romanian take a watch he thought was fake from an unwitting bystander and tried to sell it to them. He added: 'Jay didn't steal no watch. I can say 100 per cent.' Advertisement The inquest verdict is due today. 5 Ayub Qassim, who Jay went back to the Airbnb with, is giving evidence via videolink at today's inquest 5 Jay's mum Debbie Duncan arriving at Preston Coroner's Court Credit: CHRIS NEILL
Scottish Sun
5 days ago
- Scottish Sun
Jay Slater's pal reveals chilling last text she sent him before he died as key witness ‘unwilling to give evidence'
Scroll down to read the latest on the Jay Slater inquest JAY EVIDENCE Jay Slater's pal reveals chilling last text she sent him before he died as key witness 'unwilling to give evidence' Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) JAY Slater's close pal has revealed the last chilling text she sent him before he died - as a key witness is "unwilling to give evidence" on his death. The Brit made a heartbreaking final call to Lucy Mae Law, 20, saying he had cut his leg, was lost and dehydrated just before Jay vanished last year. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 5 The inquest into the death of Jay Slater is set to continue today Credit: Pixel8000 5 Jay's pal Lucy Law - one of the last people to him alive in Tenerife - is giving evidence Credit: Instagram 5 Jay's mum Debbie Duncan arriving at Preston Coroner's Court Credit: CHRIS NEILL Lucy made several revelations as she spoke to the Slater family barrister - including what the pair's final text said. The coroner read out a message Lucy sent Jay that read: "Go back to wherever the f*** you have just come from before it gets boiling." She also believes that Jay gave no indication that he was in trouble or had a bad experience at the Airbnb where he spent his final hours. But during their final phone call at around 8.30am, Jay did tell her he didn't know where he was and that he "couldn't go back". Lucy added that Jay's decision making may have been impaired due to the alcohol and drugs he had taken the night before. Lucy and Bradley Geoghegan, friends Jay was on holiday with, and Ayub Qassim and Steven Roccas, who Jay went to the Airbnb with, all failed to attend the first inquest hearing in May. An emotional plea from Debbie to trace them and compel them to give evidence prompted coroner Dr James Adeley to postpone the inquest until today. But staff at the coroner's office said they have been unable to make contact with another witness - Brandon Hodgson. The family's barrister Lois Norris said Hodgson "appeared unwilling to give evidence" from a message thread. Efforts to contact Stevcen Roccas were also unsuccessful. Apprentice bricklayer Jay flew to the Spanish island last June to attend the NRG music festival in Playa de las Americas with two friends, Lucy and Brad. After a night of partying on June 17, the teen, of Oswaldtwistle, Lancs, travelled to an Airbnb apartment in Masca with two men - Qassim and Roccas. Evidence heard during the inquest suggested that after Jay left the Airbnb and failed to get a bus or taxi, he attempted to walk back to his own apartment before falling from a height into a ravine. A huge search was launched before his body was found in a steep and inaccessible area, near the village of Masca, on July 15. 5 Ayub Qassim, who Jay went back to the Airbnb with, is giving evidence via videolink at today's inquest 5 Lucy's evidence today came after Brad spoke to the court - and convicted drug dealer Qassim gave his side of the story. Qassim, one of the final people to see Jay alive, addressed the hearing via videolink from another country. Preston Coroner's Court today heard how Jay had taken drugs and drank alcohol on a night out before his death. Friend Bradley said Jay had taken ecstasy pills and cocaine, and possibly ketamine. He told the coroner that Jay had been forced to leave a club as he was drunk, and decided to go to an Airbnb with two men they had met on holiday. The next morning, Jay called Bradley while walking along a road after leaving the Airbnb and was "still under the influence" according to his friend. Bradley said he told Jay to get a taxi as it was a 14-hour walk back, but Jay said he would call him back. The next witness, Ayub Qassim, said he and his friend Steven Roccas met Jay while in Tenerife. He said Jay had asked if he could go back with them to their Airbnb, which he then drove them to in the early hours of June 17th. The coroner asked whether about whether Jay had stolen a watch after two Snapchat messages appeared to reference an expensive watch being taken But Qassim insisted Jay had not stolen a watch, and suggested he could have just been boasting to friends. Qassim told the hearing there had been no altercations at the Airbnb, and that Jay chose to leave in the morning despite saying he would give him a lift back to his apartment later in the day. A hearing in May heard how a post-mortem concluded Jay suffered a heavy fall from height and the devastating effects would have been immediate. The inquest is due to resume tomorrow, where coroner Dr James Adeley will sum up his findings. Scroll down to read the latest on the Jay Slater inquest...
Scottish Sun
5 days ago
- Scottish Sun
Jay Slater inquest LIVE: Brit teen's pal Lucy Law reveals chilling last text she sent him before he plunged to death
Scroll down to read the latest on the Jay Slater inquest JAY EVIDENCE Jay Slater inquest LIVE: Brit teen's pal Lucy Law reveals chilling last text she sent him before he plunged to death Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) JAY Slater's close pal Lucy Mae Law has revealed the last chilling text she sent him before he died in Tenerife. The Brit made a heartbreaking final call to Lucy, 20, saying he had cut his leg, was lost and dehydrated just before Jay vanished last year. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 5 The inquest into the death of Jay Slater is set to continue today Credit: Pixel8000 5 Jay's pal Lucy Law - one of the last people to him alive in Tenerife - is giving evidence Credit: Instagram 5 Ayub Qassim, who Jay went back to the Airbnb with, is giving evidence via videolink at today's inquest 5 Jay's mum Debbie Duncan arriving at Preston Coroner's Court Credit: CHRIS NEILL 5 Lucy made several revelations as she spoke to the Slater family barrister - including what the pair's final text said. The coroner read out a message Lucy sent Jay that read: "Go back to wherever the f*** you have just come from before it gets boiling." She also believes that Jay gave no indication that he was in trouble or had a bad experience at the Airbnb where he spent his final hours. But during their final phone call at around 8.30am, Jay did tell her he didn't know where he was and that he "couldn't go back". The 20-year-old added that Jay's decision making may have been impaired due to the alcohol and drugs he had taken the night before. Lucy and Brad Hargreaves, friends Jay was on holiday with, and Ayub Qassim and Steven Roccas, who Jay went to the Airbnb with, all failed to attend the first inquest hearing in May. Lucy's family revealed she was on holiday on the very same island where Jay died and totally unaware the inquest was going on. An emotional plea from Debbie to trace them and compel them to give evidence prompted coroner Dr James Adeley to postpone the inquest until today. Debbie told the hearing in May: "There are things that we want to question. We want these people in front of us. "My son went on holiday and didn't come back so there are questions we need to ask. Please." Lucy's hearing comes after Brad spoke to the court and convicted drug dealer Qassim also said his side of the story. Qassim, one of the final people to see Jay alive, addressed the hearing via videolink from another country. Jay's body was found in a ravine in the remote Rural de Teno National Park last July after an agonising 29-day search. Apprentice bricklayer Jay flew to the Spanish island last June to attend the NRG music festival in Playa de las Americas with two friends, Lucy and Brad. After a night of partying on June 17, the teen travelled to an Airbnb apartment in Masca with two men - Qassim and Roccas. Jay, of Oswaldtwistle, Lancs, phoned Brad after he left the Airbnb at around 8am and attempted to make the treacherous walk to his holiday apartment in sweltering heat. Scroll down to read the latest on the Jay Slater inquest...
The Irish Sun
6 days ago
- The Irish Sun
Jay Slater inquest resumes into death of Brit teen days after anniversary & 2 months after family slammed first hearing
THE inquest into Jay Slater's death is set to resume today - two months after the initial hearing left his mum begging for answers. Heartbroken Debbie Duncan pleaded with the coroner to summon crucial 3 The inquest into the death of Jay Slater is set to continue today Credit: Pixel8000 3 Jay's heartbroken mum Debbie Duncan Credit: Ian Whittaker 3 The 19-year-old's After a night of partying on June 17, the teen travelled to an Airbnb apartment in Masca with two men - including Jay, of Oswaldtwistle, Lancs, phoned up Brad after he left the Airbnb at around 8am and attempted to make the near-impossible walk to his holiday apartment in sweltering heat. The Brit would also make a heartbreaking final call to Lucy saying he had cut his leg, was lost, dehydrated and had just one per cent battery on his phone. Neither Lucy, Brad or Qassim Jay's dad Warren told the court they needed those "who can put some light on whatever happened to Jay" to help so the family can finally uncover the truth. Scroll down to read the latest on the Jay Slater inquest...
