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Blaze at Disneyland sends black smoke flying over theme park as fire spreads and emergency services attend
DISNEYLAND was rocked by a dramatic fire on Friday as thick black smoke billowed into the skies over the “happiest place on Earth.”
Fire crews rushed to the scene after a blaze broke out on the upper levels of the Pixar Pals parking garage at the Anaheim, California resort.
Anaheim Fire and Rescue arrived at 9.47am local time, quickly tracing the flames back to a Toyota RAV4 that had caught fire.
The inferno spread to several nearby vehicles before it was brought under control.
Anaheim police Sgt. Jacob Gallacher confirmed: “The fire spread to several other vehicles, but was quickly extinguished.”
Just Stop Oil yobs who daubed Treasury with red paint dodge jail despite £100k taxpayer bill
JUST Stop Oil activists who cost the taxpayer £104,750 by daubing the Treasury with red paint have been spared jail.
A judge told them the protest while cops were occupied by the nearby Changing of the Guard ceremony was reckless.
But Judge Nicholas Rimmer also said they were the result of a heartfelt, conscientious conviction.
Handing suspended terms, he said: “I do accept that these actions were shocking rather than violent.
“I am cautiously optimistic.”
Alexia Hall, 39, Selma Heimedinger, 25, Edred Whittingham, 27, and Piers Clifford, 62, glued themselves to fire extinguishers they used to spray paint over the Westminster building.
It took cleaners three visits, each lasting five or six nights, to scrub off the paint.
Hall, Heimedinger and Whittingham were found guilty after trial in January but Clifford admitted criminal damage.
They got suspended terms of 15 to 18 months at Southwark crown court yesterday.
Each has to do 100 hours’ unpaid work and pay £500 compensation.
Russell Brand charged by post in Florida as he tells cops he WILL return to UK to face rape & assault allegations
COMEDIAN Russell Brand was yesterday charged with rape and sexual assaults against four women.
Police posted sex assault charges to Brand at his Florida home — and he says he will return to the UK to face the claims.
The comic, 49, is accused of rape, indecent assault and sexual assault between 1999-2005.
The summons orders him to attend Westminster magistrates’ court in London on Friday, May 2.
Brand said yesterday: “I was a drug addict, a sex addict, and an imbecile. But what I never was, was a rapist.”
It’s understood Scotland Yard has been ready to charge him for some time but he has not been in the UK for a year.
He was interviewed several times by police following an investigation by the Times and Channel 4’s Dispatches in September 2023 revealed claims against him.
After talks with police, it is understood Brand’s lawyers have promised he will fly back for the court hearing.
He is charged with the rape of a woman in Bournemouth, Dorset, in 1999.
The other alleged offences are said to have taken place in Westminster.
He is accused of indecent assault there in 2001.
He is accused of the oral rape and sexual assault of a woman in 2004.
Finally, he is alleged to have sexually assaulted a woman between 2004 and 2005.
In his video posted on X yesterday Brand added: “I’ve never engaged in non-consensual activity.
“I pray that you can see that by looking in my eyes.”
He added: “I’m now going to have the opportunity to defend these charges in court and I’m incredibly grateful for that.”
Earlier, senior CPS lawyer Jaswant Narwal said: “We have today authorised the Metropolitan Police to charge Russell Brand with a number of sexual offences.
“We carefully reviewed the evidence after a police investigation into allegations made following the broadcast of a Channel 4 documentary in September 2023.
“He will appear at Westminster magistrates’ court for a first hearing on Friday May 2, 2025.”
The Met said its investigation remains open and anyone affected can speak with its officers.
Former Big Brother’s Big Mouth host and radio star Brand was married to singer Katy Perry from 2010-12.
He wed Laura Gallacher in 2017 and they have three children.
Now teetotal and a born-again Christian, Brand has reinvented himself in the US as a podcaster and conspiracy theorist.
He has become a favourite of the ultra right and is part of President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago set.
On Wednesday, he attended a concert by Christian worship singer Brandon Lake in Charleston, South Carolina.
