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Chloe Brockett cosies up to boyfriend Jack Fincham as she stands by him after conviction

CHLOE Brockett proved she’s standing by her boyfriend Jack Fincham as he faces up to six weeks in prison.

The former Love Island winner was convicted of a number of dangerous dog offences this week after his cane corso, Elvis, mauled a runner and attacked a woman in two separate attacks.

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Chloe is standing by Jack as he potentially faces six weeks in prison[/caption]
Jack Fincham with his black Cane Corso dog, Elvis.
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The star’s dog, Elvis, attacked two people in two separate incidents[/caption]

He already had a suspended sentence for speeding down the hard shoulder in a BMW while on cocaine.

While he appeals his sentence, Jack has been freed from a short stint in jail, and Chloe has shared she is sticking by him throughout the next stages.

Sharing a picture on Instagram of them cuddled on the sofa, Chloe simply wrote: “Love you then @jack_charlesf”

In the snap, Chloe is seen snuggling into Jack’s cheek while they both stare at the camera.

She had previously cried in the courtroom when Jack’s conviction and sentence was read out, but he was released just two hours later.

A pal told The Sun: “When the judge handed Jack a custodial sentence Chloe screamed out ‘no’. She was hysterical and had to be supported by family members as she repeatedly said ‘what am I going do without my best friend?’

“Jack tried to reassure Chloe by putting a thumbs up but that did nothing to calm Chloe as she was supported out of court.”

“People forget how young Chloe is because she’s been on our screens for so long but it’s a lot to deal with for a 24 year old girl,” they added.

“She was willing to pay anything to get Jack out on bail and home with her.

“The shock of thinking they would have to spend six weeks apart has brought them closer together.

“Chloe is Jack’s rock right now.”

Elvis bit runner Robert Sudell in 2022 in Swanley, Kent, and attacked a woman in Grays, Essex, last June.

In court, Fincham, 32, admitted two counts of being in charge of a ­dangerously out-of-control dog, with one of the incidents causing injury.

After the first incident in September 2022, Jack attended a dog behaviour course, and was given three rules to follow in order to avoid further trouble.

These were to always keep the dog on the lead, for the dog to wear a muzzle when outside and to not leave the animal alone with anyone under the age of 16.

His failure to comply let to the second incident in June 2024.

As part of the sentence, Jack was also ordered to pay £3,680 – including £200 compensation fee to Robert and a £50 compensation fee to the other victim.

But in December, prior to the trial, Jack took aim at the police in now-deleted Instagram messages, claiming the authorities wanted to jail him because his dog “scared someone”.

He wrote: “So my best friend is gone in police kennels.”

Comparing his situation to that of a rapist who avoided jail because of overcrowding, he said: “This county is done. Work it out for fs sake.”

And under a pic of himself smiling with his cane corso dog Elvis, he wrote: “F*** Essex Police, scumbags and jobsworth c***s. See you soon.”

Jack Fincham and Chloe Brockett embracing.
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Jack and Chloe are determined to stick together, with Chloe being called “his rock”[/caption]
Jack Fincham walking his black Cane Corso dog, Elvis.
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Jack admitted to two counts of being in charge of a ­dangerously out-of-control dog, with one incident causing injury.[/caption]

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Mum of girl, 14, murdered by her dad ‘is standing by him’ and believes his claim it was a ‘playfight gone wrong’

THE mum of a 14-year-old schoolgirl murdered by her father who claimed he was “play-fighting” with her says she is standing by him.

Scarlett Vickers suffered catastrophic blood loss after a blade was plunged 11cm into her chest and pierced her heart.

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Scarlett Vickers died after being stabbed in the chest by her dad, Simon Vickers[/caption]
Mugshot of Simon Vickers, convicted of murder.
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Vickers was convicted at Teesside Crown Court on Monday for her murder[/caption]
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Locals laid flowers to pay their respect after Scarlett’s tragic death
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On Monday, her dad Simon Vickers, 50, was found guilty of murdering his teen daughter at their home in Darlington, Co Durham, on July 5.

The monster, who had been drinking wine and smoking cannabis, claimed he and Scarlett were just “messing about” when he accidentally threw the blade at her.

He claimed Scarlett died in a “freak accident” during a play-fight in the kitchen, telling police: “I must be the unluckiest man in the world”.

Now, it has been revealed that the victim’s mum, 44-year-old Sarah Hall, has taken his stand despite Teesside Crown Court’s verdict.

“Scarlett was their only child. They doted on her,” Sarah’s mum, Elaine Hall, told MailOnline.

“If Sarah thought he had done anything to her, she’d have been out of there.

“It’s definitely just been an accident because there’s no way he would have harmed her.”

“She’s lost her daughter and now she hasn’t got Simon to lean on.

“We’ve talked to each other over the phone but at the moment, I think she’s too upset to say anything.”

After his arrest, Vickers told police: “That was it. We were horse-playing.

“I must be the unluckiest man in the world.”

Chilling footage also showed him being booked into the custody suite moaning about an upcoming holiday.

He tells officers: “I just want to know how my daughter’s doing. 

“We were mucking about, playing in the kitchen, and for some reason this has gone really weird. 

“Please someone tell me. What’s going on? We are going on holiday to f***ing Gran Canaria in six weeks. F***ing hell. I don’t believe this is happening.

“I don’t understand how this has happened. Honestly.”

Vickers claimed the playfight started when he and Scarlett began throwing grapes at each other while mum Sarah Hall made dinner.

He said he went to “try and get her” but his daughter tried to push him away so he grabbed the tongs and chucked them.

But prosecutor Mark McKone KC said Vickers must have stabbed his daughter “deliberately with the knife”.

If Sarah thought he had done anything to her, she’d have been out of there.

Elaine Hall

Detective Superintendent Craig Rudd, who led the investigation for Durham Constabulary, said: “Scarlett Vickers would have celebrated her 16th birthday this year. She had her whole life ahead of her.

“Yet it was cruelly cut short by her own father – a man who was meant to protect her.

“We may never know why or what caused Simon Vickers to do what he did that night.

“Sadly, today’s verdict will not bring Scarlett back, but he will now face the consequences of his actions.

“I would like to thank my investigation team for their tireless efforts in getting justice for Scarlett and the community for their cooperation and understanding while we carried out our enquiries.

“Our thoughts remain with those who cared about Scarlett.”

Black and white selfie video of Scarlett Vickers, hours before her death.
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The victim was just 14 when she died[/caption]
Screenshot of Simon Vickers in a police custody suite.
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Vickers claimed he stabbed his daughter by accident in a custody suite[/caption]
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Scarlett Vickers suffered catastrophic blood loss from the 11cm wound[/caption]

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  Процес приготування млинців може стати стресовим, якщо млинці то не відстають від сковорідки, то рвуться, то не пропікаються. Тому спершу потрібно зробити чимало спроб навчитися готувати ідеальне тісто. Подробиці Врахуйте певні моменти, щоб наступного разу млинці обов’язково вийшли смачними. Сковорідка Млинці не вийдуть на «неправильній» сковорідці. По-перше, на дні посуду не повинно бути подряпин. […]

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Discovering the ‘A-spot’, ‘praise kinking’ & X-rated tool kits… my modern sex guide will transform your bedroom game

THE way we make love is changing but if you stay ahead of the game, better sex is just around the corner.

In her new book, relationship therapist and sexpert Georgia Grace promises to change the way people think, feel and experience lovemaking.

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Sexpert Georgia Grace has a new book that addresses many common hang-ups.[/caption]
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Sexpert Georgia Grace’s new book guarantees the best sex in 2025[/caption]

From building confidence and intimacy to foreplay, sexual techniques and talking dirty, Georgia’s new book addresses many common hang-ups.

And, 80 years after the G-spot was first analysed by boffins, she tells of a new “A-spot” for lovers to discover.

Georgia says: “The way we understand and experience sex is changing.

“More people are curious, and they’re reclaiming and expressing themselves in ways that go beyond the traditional binaries.

“Normal or abnormal, right or wrong, kinky or vanilla, feminine or masculine.

“While this book equips you with the knowledge to discover what you like and even who you are as a sexual person, there is not one right way to have sex or to be sexual.

“It offers you the tools and ideas you need to go away and explore for yourself.” 

Here, Georgia reveals her top tips to help elevate your bedroom game.

The A-Spot

While the G-spot is a part of the clitoral network, located on the front wall of the vagina, if you explore deeper inside you may be able to stimulate the A-spot, near the cervix.

It’s called the A-spot because it’s on the anterior fornix, which means the front side of the body.

The art of foreplay

Foreplay serves an essential purpose in great sex, as it connects our minds and our bodies.

It’s powerful and important, but here’s some important dos and don’ts.

Do:

Redefine foreplay together: It can be the way you touch or kiss with your partner throughout the day, the engaging conversation shared over dinner, a knowing glance, talking about what you’re into, sharing a song, a steamy text, a hand on the lower back.

Extend it: The more build-up and anticipation, the more intense it’ll feel.

Arouse the whole body: Experiment with a variety of touch… teasing, holding, awakening sensation, kissing.

Experiment: Try incorporating toys, different kinds of touch or temperature into the mix.

Don’t:

Rush it: Take your time building arousal, excitement and connection.

Assume: Keep a steady stream of communication throughout, instead of assuming how people want to be touched.

Pressure: Remove pressure from yourself or your partner to respond in a certain way.

Perform: Foreplay is not a performance, it’s a co-created experience. If their touch isn’t hitting the spot, try saying what would work for you.

Sexual confidence

Sex is a skill. And like any skill, the more we do it, the more comfortable, confident and capable we feel. For those who feel unwilling, nervous or lacking in confidence, here's what to think about.

  • Sexual confidence is when:
  • You feel comfortable in your own body.
  • You’re comfortable communicating your wants and needs.
  • You feel comfortable when you look in the mirror.
  •  You feel worthy and deserving of pleasure. 
  •  You approach sex with playfulness and curiosity.
  •  You see sex as an experience, not a performance.

Intimate details

For couples who are in love but have stopped having sex, rediscovering intimacy can bridge the gap between all those sensitive, connected things (cuddles and kisses etc) and wanting sex on date night.

It’s not about being naked. Practising sexual intimacy is great for people who want to put desire back on the map. Some tips…

Make out more – At the start of a relationship, couples spend hours just kissing. Many miss this and sometimes just want to make out on the couch without the need to have sex. Set a timer for a couple of minutes and kiss for the duration, pausing or checking in when the timer goes off.

Dry humping – grind against your partner, with clothes on, to increase sensation and arousal.

Have a shower together – being wet, touching and enjoying each other’s bodies without the expectation of sex can be a really intimate act.

Sexual compliments (outside of sex) – complimenting your partner on their body, their mind, what you love about them, how they make you feel, without any intention or expectation of sex.

Aftercare – helps us maintain intimacy and bridges the gap between our sexual experiences and our everyday lives. Try cuddling while having a chat about what felt good, making a meal together or having a nap in each other’s arms.

Praise kinking

While dirty talk is any communication before, during or after sex that turns you on, praise kink is when a person finds compliments arousing or pleasurable.

  •  “I can’t wait to show you off”
  •   “I love it when you …”
  •   “You’re so good at …”
  •   “I’m going to reward you for that”
  •    “I want you so bad’
  •    “You look/taste/feel so good”

Sex toolkits

A strong sexual skillset isn’t just about technique – it’s about connection, confidence, and communication.

Being attentive to your partner’s desires, understanding your own, and exploring intimacy together can transform a relationship.

Slow down – we’re all having sex really quickly. That can be fun, but starting slow is so useful. It gives you time to check in, build arousal, attune to your body and/or the other person, and it also gives you more room to build intensity.

Build arousal – everything feels more intense when you’re aroused. It’s worth taking the time to touch, kiss and stimulate.

Full-body touch – awaken sensation in their whole body, kissing and touching them all over.

Create a sex toolkit – this can include anything from sex pillows, wedges, blindfolds, sensory items, toys, lube … anything to get your body in a comfortable position and allow you to access more pleasure.

Check in with sexual partners – asking questions will help you nail touch far more effectively than a few illustrations ever could.

Speed relating

These are a series of questions partners can ask one another as a way to lower the stakes and practise communication outside of a sexual context. Couples take turns answering the questions for one minute, no more, no less - you don’t need to come up with an answer straight away.

  • What does fulfilling sex mean to you?
  • How do you like to be touched?
  • What turns you on?
  • What turns you off?
  • What are you curious about when it comes to sex?
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Sexpert Georgia Grace with her new book The Modern Guide to Sex[/caption]

The Modern Guide To Sex by Georgia Grace, £20, is published by Harper Collins and available now from a number of stores, including Amazon and WHSmith.

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