UK Streets in Flames: Second Night of Riots in NI
Violent clashes erupted for a second night in Northern Ireland, with rioters attacking police and setting vehicles ablaze. Twelve officers were injured and 16 arrested.
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CEO Neil Muller stabbed to death in £2.5m home (11.06.2026)
Neil Muller, 54, CEO of tech firm Node4, was found fatally stabbed in his £2.5m home in Claverdon, Warwickshire. A 55-year-old woman arrested on suspicion of murder has been released on bail.
Belfast Riots: Water Cannons Used on Second Night of Violence
Police use water cannons in Belfast after second night of riots triggered by knife attack. Victim's family pleads for end to disorder, urging calm and unity.
Apple and Met Police launch kill switch for stolen iPhones
Apple partners with the Metropolitan Police to activate a kill switch on stolen iPhones, making them worthless to thieves and reducing phone theft.
Apple and Met Police make stolen iPhones worthless
Apple partners with Met Police to install a kill switch making stolen iPhones unusable, sharing data to track devices and reduce theft.
Builder jailed after shoddy work leaves family homeless
Mark Anthony Batt, 45, was sentenced to nine months for fraud after his substandard building work forced a family with a young child out of their home in Risca.
Manhunt for rapist freed by mistake after fleeing UK
Bernadin Dedic, 48, was accidentally released from prison in February and fled to Bosnia. He was convicted in absentia of multiple rapes and threats to kill.
Hidden camera found in UK government building
A hidden camera was discovered during routine checks in a Westminster government building housing the Home Office and MHCLG. Security services have been informed.
Belfast knife attack suspect remanded; racist riots condemned
Hadi Alodid, 30, charged with attempted murder after stabbing that triggered violent racist disorder in Belfast, with homes and vehicles set ablaze.
Nottingham Hack: Student Data Exposed in Cyber Attack
Cyber gangs accessed personal and financial data of University of Nottingham students in a major hack, disrupting exam marking and prompting police investigation.
Maddie suspect free from police surveillance
German court ends 24/7 police surveillance of Christian Brueckner, prime suspect in Madeleine McCann case, sparking fears for public safety in Kiel.
Russian general killed in car bomb after son's post
Lieutenant General Damir Davydov was killed by a car bomb in Moscow, possibly after his son posted the car's number plate on social media.
Belfast Stabbing Victim's Family Pleads for Calm Amid Riots
Stephen Ogilvie's family urges peace after knife attack sparks violence in Belfast, emphasizing migrants' valuable contributions to the UK.
Ex-Newcastle councillor guilty of sexual assault over teddy
Thom Campion, 28, sexually assaulted a woman after luring her to his bedroom to show a teddy bear. He was found guilty at Newcastle Magistrates' Court.
PM condemns Belfast rioters as suspect in stabbing appears in court
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer condemned Belfast rioting as 'shocking' after a knife attack suspect appeared in court. Hadi Alodid was remanded on attempted murder charges.
Starmer condemns Belfast riots after Sudanese suspect charged
Prime Minister Keir Starmer releases a statement condemning violent riots in Belfast after a Sudanese national was charged with attempted murder of Stephen Ogilvie.
Tech CEO Neil Muller Stabbed to Death at £2.5m Home
Neil Muller, 54, CEO of Node4, was found dead with stab wounds at his Warwickshire home. A 55-year-old woman was arrested on suspicion of murder and released on bail.
Tech CEO Neil Muller Stabbed to Death; Woman Arrested
Neil Muller, CEO of Node4, was found dead with stab wounds at his £2.5m home. A 55-year-old woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder.
Belfast attack victim named as Scottish man Stephen Ogilvie
Stephen Ogilvie, 44, originally from Scotland, was the victim of a horrific knife attack in Belfast. A 30-year-old man has been charged with attempted murder.
CEO Neil Muller Stabbed to Death at Country Home
Neil Muller, 54, CEO of tech firm Node4, was found dead with stab wounds at his £2.5m home in Warwickshire. A 55-year-old woman was arrested and released on bail.
Belfast Knife Attack Victim Named as Protests Erupt
Stephen Ogilvie, 40s, seriously injured in Belfast stabbing; a 30-year-old Sudanese man charged with attempted murder as protests turn violent with fires.
Spyware Firm Hit WhatsApp Users Despite US Court Order
Meta accuses spyware company of surveilling WhatsApp users, including journalists and activists, in violation of a US court order. The firm allegedly deployed malware to steal data.
Suspected thief banned from Northumberland and Newcastle
Colin French, 28, faces 17 theft-related charges and is barred from a large area including Newcastle and Northumberland pending his next court appearance.
Woman's False Report Leads to Innocent Man's Arrest
Amelia Harrison fabricated a text message to falsely accuse a man of breaching a court order, leading to his arrest and seven-hour detention in a police cell.
Toxteth Shooting Victim Not Cooperating with Police
The victim of a Toxteth shooting is not cooperating with police as detectives hunt for the e-bike gunman. The 19-year-old was shot in the arm on June 3.
Nigel Farage and Bank of England governor in deepfake fight ads
Nigel Farage and Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey condemn deepfake ads showing them fighting on Question Time. The AI-generated images are part of investment scams.
Two Arrested After Fatal Motorcycle Crash in Haydock
A motorcyclist died in a collision with two lorries on the East Lancashire Road. Two men from Carmarthenshire and Cheshire were arrested on suspicion of drug-driving and causing death by careless driving.
Man Who Set Fire and Robbed Shop Gets Indefinite Mental Health Order
Joel Thomas, 38, set fire to his cousin's flat, then robbed a shop at knifepoint. He received an indefinite hospital order under the Mental Health Act due to severe mental illness.
Welsh school probes data breach after parent gets pupil files
Ysgol John Bright in Llandudno investigates after a parent received files containing teachers' negative comments about 59 pupils, raising data protection concerns.
Jury Discharged in Monkey Mafia Swatting Trial
A jury has been discharged in the trial of two teenagers accused of 'swatting' calls as part of the Monkey Mafia syndicate. A retrial is set for July 2026.
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