Eleanor Gunn

Journalist for The Sun. Got a story? Email eleanor.gunn@thesun.co.uk

The Irish Sun •

BBC TV star victim of con after buying £14k bed & mattress which never arrived

SONGS of Praise host Pam Rhodes has had her faith in fair play tested — by a furniture company. The presenter bought an adapted bed and mattress for £14,000 in May. But Pam, 75, who has hosted the Sunday ­religious show since the early 1980s, has still not had the items delivered — or her money back. Every time she tried to get in touch with the store they ignored her. Formerly called The Mobility Furniture Company, the retailer is now trading under a different name in Weston-super-Mare,...
The Sun •

Ban on child rapist being identified as an asylum seeker OVERTURNED by Sun

THE Sun won a legal battle to reveal that a child rapist was an ­asylum seeker. Amin Abedi Mofrad, 35, was convicted of attacking a 15-year-old girl after throwing his coat over her head. His legal team and prosecutors wanted to keep his asylum status secret during the trial — blocking The Sun from reporting it. They claimed it could sway the jury’s verdict if they read about it and even cause protests outside the court. Our lawyers argued a ban could be seen as an example of “two-tier” j...
The Sun •

Bus driver mobbed by Chelsea fans for wearing Liverpool shirt is SACKED

A BUS driver was sacked for wearing a Liverpool shirt after hundreds of Chelsea fans swarmed his bus. Life-long fan of the reds Isaac, 21, was wearing his team’s shirt while driving a rail replacement bus in west London. But Chelsea fans celebrating a 2-1 victory over the Scousers at Stamford Bridge surrounded him and started chanting and banging on the bus’s front window. To make matters worse, his employer fired him on Monday with immediate effect for wearing his team’s shirt, as it cau...
The Sun •

Dad who abused boy so badly he had both legs amputated is freed from jail

It comes just over two months after Tony’s birth mum was freed from jail in JuneTHE evil birth father of brave schoolboy Tony Hudgell, who was abused so badly as a baby he had to have both legs amputated, has walked free from jail today. Anthony Smith, 54, was handed a 10 year jail sentence in 2018 after baby Tony, now 10, was found to be in critical condition with catastrophic injuries to his tiny body. Tony, the youngest ever recipient of the British Empire Medal for his fundraising effort...
The Sun •

Border Force in diphtheria alert after cases among migrants arriving in UK surge

Europe is currently experiencing its largest diphtheria outbreak for 70 yearsBORDER Force staff are being offered diphtheria jabs amid a surge of cases among Channel migrants arriving into Britain. Workers on the Dover frontline have been warned the highly contagious disease is becoming “rampant” in the French camps where asylum seekers gather. And there are fears of a repeat of 2022 when an outbreak at the Manston processing centre in Kent left one person dead and many others in hospital....
The Sun •

Thousands CANCELLED hols after Japan's 'Baba Vanga' predicted natural disaster

There was an notable dip in Japanese tourism in the month of MayTHOUSANDS of tourists cancelled trips to Japan — over predictions of a huge disaster in a graphic novel. The manga comic claimed the nation would be hit yesterday by a tsunami, an asteroid or even the end of the world. Despite a volcanic eruption at Mount Shinmoedake and several earth tremors on its Tokara Islands, thankfully the doomsday prediction failed to come true.
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