Woman begged 'let me die' during 18-stab attack
Shocking trial details reveal how a woman pleaded for her life while being repeatedly stabbed by her partner in a horrific domestic violence case that has stunned the nation.
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Teen's dying plea in machete ambush: 'Don't let me die'
A 15-year-old boy's desperate plea for his life echoed through a Birmingham street as he fell victim to a brutal machete attack by teenage assailants in what police describe as a premeditated ambush.
Pensioner, 67, accused of double murder in family home
A 67-year-old stepfather stands accused of brutally murdering a married couple in their own home during a violent confrontation, as shocking details emerge in court proceedings.
Australian Bird of the Year 2025: Voting Open
The highly anticipated Australian Bird of the Year competition for 2025 has officially launched, inviting nature enthusiasts and bird lovers nationwide to cast their votes for their favourite feathered contenders in this celebrated conservation initiative
Spanish Treasure Fleet Shipwreck Discovered Off Florida
Marine archaeologists uncover 300-year-old Spanish galleon from legendary 1715 Treasure Fleet, revealing gold coins and priceless artefacts from colonial era shipwreck.
300-year-old Spanish coins found on Florida beach
A Florida beachcomber's routine stroll turned into a historic discovery when he unearthed a trove of 18th-century Spanish silver coins, believed to be from a 1715 shipwreck revealed by recent hurricane activity.
Spanish treasure fleet discovery rewrites colonial history
Archaeologists uncover 16th-century Spanish shipwrecks off Florida coast, revealing unprecedented insights into colonial trade routes and maritime technology.
Texas teen brutally attacked at abandoned house party
A 13-year-old girl's secret outing to an abandoned Texas property turned into a violent nightmare when she was brutally beaten and left with life-threatening injuries. Shocking details emerge about the dangerous party culture among minors.
Child's-eye view of Rhodesia's final days in new film
A powerful new film adaptation offers a poignant child's-eye perspective on the violent collapse of white rule in Rhodesia, blending personal memoir with historical reckoning.
Albanese's Pragmatic Approach in Messy Political Times
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese embraces pragmatic governance amid challenging political headwinds, balancing ideology with practical solutions in what experts call 'the era of messy politics'.
Four dead in Michigan Mormon church shooting
Tragedy strikes a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints community in Michigan as a shooter kills four people during a church fundraiser before being found dead.
US shutdown threatens domestic violence funding
Critical funding for domestic violence services faces severe disruption as political deadlock in Washington triggers government shutdown, putting vulnerable women and children at risk across America.
Grenada launches digital archive of enslaved Africans
A revolutionary searchable database brings to light the harrowing stories and legal records of over 80,000 enslaved individuals in 18th-century Grenada, transforming historical understanding.
Montserrat citizens denied UK justice access
Exclusive investigation reveals how British citizens in Montserrat are being systematically denied access to UK courts, sparking accusations of constitutional injustice and second-class citizenship.
Trump's 100% Tariff Threat to Australian Industry
Former US President Donald Trump is poised to announce crushing 100% tariffs on Australian aluminium and steel imports if re-elected, dealing a catastrophic blow to a key Australian industry and threatening thousands of jobs.
Rhode Island officially drops 'Providence Plantations' name
Discover the fascinating historical and political journey behind Rhode Island's official name change, shedding its colonial-era 'Providence Plantations' moniker after a public referendum.
Australian Native Food Festival Brings Indigenous Cuisine to London
Discover how Australia's ancient native ingredients are taking London by storm at the groundbreaking Australian Native Food Festival, featuring top chefs and Indigenous food leaders.
Far-Right's Cynical Exploitation of Violence Against Women
An investigation reveals how far-right groups in the UK are cynically co-opting the fight against violence towards women and girls to spread division, target migrants, and undermine trust in institutions.
Detective's Chilling Warning Over 'Charlie Kirk' Murder Trend
A senior British detective reveals the disturbing motives behind the 'Charlie Kirk' murder trend, exposing a new wave of social media-fuelled violence and copycat crimes plaguing communities.
Australian First: Deaths of Three Women Ruled Gender-Based Violence
In a historic first for Australia, a coroner has officially ruled the deaths of three Ballarat women—Rebecca Young, Hannah McGuire, and Samantha Murphy—as femicides, sparking a major trial into recognising gender-based violence.
Australian Music Legend Jon English Dies Aged 73
The entertainment world mourns the loss of Jon English, the trailblazing Australian musician and actor, who has died aged 73. Remembered for his role in 'Against the Wind' and a stellar music career.
Albanese snaps at Sunrise hosts in heated interview
Australian PM Anthony Albanese snaps at Sunrise hosts Nat Barr and Matt 'Shirvo' Shirley during a live interview, branding a line of questioning 'absolute nonsense' in a tense exchange.
Haiti Crisis: Gangs Seize Capital, PM Trapped Abroad
Haiti descends into anarchy as criminal gangs overrun Port-au-Prince, forcing a national state of emergency. Prime Minister Ariel Henry is stranded in Puerto Rico, unable to return to his besieged nation.
Nepalese Politician Attacked by Lynching Mob in Kathmandu
A senior Nepalese politician was violently chased through Kathmandu streets by an angry mob in a near-fatal lynching incident that has shocked the nation and raised security concerns.
Africa Demands UK Pay Reparations for Colonial Crimes
A coalition of African nations launches a formal campaign demanding reparations from Britain for centuries of slavery, genocide, and exploitation, with claims reaching into the trillions.
Workhouses Funded By Slavery Compensation, Research Reveals
Groundbreaking research from UCL exposes how Britain's notorious Victorian workhouses were directly financed by the brutal transatlantic slave trade, forcing a national reckoning with our colonial past.
Uniqlo's 'Plantation' Tennis Tournament Sparks Hawaii Outrage
Japanese clothing giant Uniqlo faces mounting criticism for sponsoring a tennis tournament held at a Hawaiian resort still named 'Plantation', with activists calling the term a painful reminder of the island's oppressive colonial past.
Swinney Slams Westminster's 'Colonial' Attitude
Scotland's First Minister John Swinney accuses the UK Government of a 'colonial' approach, undermining devolution and bypassing Holyrood on key policies in a major constitutional clash.
UK Floods Submerge Yorkshire, Colonial Artefacts Returned
A visual roundup of Tuesday's major events: severe flooding disrupts northern England, a historic gesture sees Benin Bronzes repatriated, and tensions rise at a UK immigration centre, all captured in striking photography.
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