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  A tourist touring Midtown Manhattan was beaten with a baton during a fight with a stranger over a meals cart line, cops stated Wednesday. The 21-year-old victim, who lives in San Jose, Ca., was in line with various friends at a cart close to Sixth Ave. and W. 52nd St. when he got into an argument with a stranger about 1:20 a.m. Monday over their place in line, police sources said. As the victim and his pals, all travelling collectively from the West Coast, sat at some benches to eat their food, the stranger walked over to another bench, put down his meals and backpack and put on a black sweatshirt and ski mask, surveillance video shared by police shows. He then stormed over to the victim, struck him in the head with a baton and ran off. Medics took the tourist to Bellevue Hospital, where he was treated and released. Cops are asking the public’s help figuring out the ponytailed assailant and tracking him down. He was wearing a black-and-white shirt, red-and-white shorts and a baseball

  Mayor de Blasio Wednesday slammed the bothered city Board of Elections for botching the mayoral vote count by adding dummy votes to the official count. “Yet again, the quintessential structural flaws of the Board of Elections are on display,” de Blasio stated in a statement. He demanded the embattled board carry out an “an instant and complete recanvass” of the mayoral vote count, which was carried out using the new ranked choice vote casting system. “The record range of voters who turned out this election deserve nothing less,” the mayor added. Hizzoner renewed his calls for legislative action to abolish the board in its current form, which critics say is riddled by corruption, nepotism and incompetence. De Blasio spoke hours after the board admitted erroneously adding about 135,000 dummy votes — a stunning 15% of the whole range cast in person — to the tally. It then used those bogus totals to create an unofficial tally of how the count would look if voters’ lower choices were allo

  Casper Smith, 46, lured the victim to his home in a "planned sexual attack" with two different guys who are still on the run. The predators sat watching pornography before drugging the lady so she was unable to manipulate her own body. They then took turns to "throw her from one couch to another" as they raped her in a 45-minute horror ordeal. The victim, aged in her 30s, stated she "felt terror" during the assault but could not get away as she'd been drugged. After the rape, the twisted trio made an evil vow to remain silent - promising "what takes place in the flat, stays in the flat". Smith has now been caged for 12-and-a-half years after being discovered guilty of rape, assault by penetration and two counts of aiding and abetting. Warwick Crown Court was told he has refused to name the two rapists still on the loose. Jurors heard how Smith forced the lady to have intercourse with him and then held her as the other two guys raped her dur

 PRINCE George cheered alongside his mum and dad as England smashed Germany in tonight's Euros 2020 clash. England are now through to the quarter-finals after a sensational win in opposition to their historical opponents - with the Royal Family amongst the crowd to cheer it home. Prince William, who is additionally President of The Football Association, was seen pumping his fists at Wembley Stadium for England's fourth match of the Euros. And whilst there was no England shirt for seven-year-old Prince George - who as an alternative wore a smart navy blue jacket, shirt and official FA tie - the future king clapped his hands as England thumped to victory. Mum Kate Middleton additionally got into the action, donning a bright red jacket from Zara over a white top. The royals were joined by David Beckham and his son Romeo, along with Ellie Goulding and Ed Sheeran and his spouse Cherry. And George - who looked apprehensive as he sat between his dad and mom for the country wide anthem

  Raheem Sterling had a brilliant response when quizzed on his selection against Germany after he produced yet more heroics for England. Sterling, 26, faced criticism in advance of Euro 2020 after an underwhelming season with Manchester City and Gareth Southgate's decision to start him in opposition to Die Mannschaft raised eyebrows amongst some fans. That is despite the winger scoring both of England's goals in the crew stage of the tournament, in 1-0 victories over Croatia and Czech Republic. When asked if he justified his selection during a post-match interview, Sterling actually repeated the query with an astonished look on his face. "Have I justified my selection?!" he stated in a clip shared by former England striker Ian Wright on Twitter, before staring into space in a quite bemused manner. After his interview, Sterling took to Twitter to write: "Love to all the followers supporting at home and all the fans at Wembley stadium, you have been with us all the