A COYOTE Ugly nightclub was ordered to pay £70,000 after two barmaids fell off while dancing on a bar. The club chain — famed for barmaids and punters dancing to music on the bar top just like the 2000 Coyote Ugly movie — were hit by health and safety laws after the bar-top tumbles. Brittany Askew, 23, and Karina Sparks, 25, were seriously injured when they slipped on the wet bar during their shifts.

MOTORING experts have revealed the best second-hand cars you can buy if you have £5,000 burning a hole in your pocket. Matt Robinson and Shane Wilkinson from Auto Express said with that amount of money the market is fairly wide open from an economical city car to an off-roader or even a flashy convertible sports car. However, they warned before shelling-out some hard cash it was best to carry out a thorough inspection and take any prospective purchase out for a test drive.

A DISABLED woman in her 60s has died and six people are being treated by paramedics after a fire broke out in a flat in Maidstone, Kent. Paramedics and four fire crews were called to the scene of the blaze in a 1960s block of flats on Tuesday night after smoke was seen coming from the property in Quarry Square. Firefighters wearing breathing equipment tackled the fire using high-pressure hose reel jets while one neighbour even waded through thick smoke and risked his life trying and save the woman.

NEWMARKET’s in the middle of a Cheyne reaction. Tens of trainers in Flat racing’s fashionable HQ have had an ultra-experienced, international jockey available and right under their noses for months — without even realising it. In fairness, Greg Cheyne was a name that was unfamiliar to most of us in this country — a handful of racing anoraks aside. So anyone who was expecting to see a fresh-faced jock in the winners’ enclosure at the July Course last weekend, after riding just his sixth British winner, will have had a bit of a shock.

WE DON'T know about you, but our gin obsession is still going strong. We've tried everything from mermaid gin to glittery bubblegum-flavoured gin - and now we've found a colour-changing raspberry option. Flagingo Electric blue & Scottish raspberry gin-based liqueur, £19 from Zymurgorium - buy now Available to buy from Zymurgorium, the brand calls the drink an "electric combination of blue and Scottish raspberries". A gin-based liqueur, the description reads: "