Police Uncover Two Guns in Woodland Near Manchester Schools
Police forensics and organised crime teams found two self-loading pistols in Broadhurst Park, near two schools in north Manchester, launching a major investigation.
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Zoo With Crocodile Attack on Boy Reopens After Nine Days
Johnsons of Old Hurst zoo near Huntingdon has fully reopened nine days after a three-year-old boy was allegedly thrown into a crocodile pit, sustaining serious injuries. The suspect has been bailed.
Tuchel Gives Quansah Injury Update After England Win
Jarell Quansah limped off with an ankle injury in England's 2-0 World Cup win over Panama, becoming the third right-back to suffer an issue in the tournament. Thomas Tuchel says it's a 'classic ankle twist' and expects a recovery of days.
Neville warns Tuchel over Quansah at right back for England
Gary Neville criticises Thomas Tuchel's decision to start Jarell Quansah at right back against Panama, warning the Liverpool defender is not a viable option for knockout stages.
Ireland Beat India for Historic T20 World Cup Victory
Ireland secured a historic five-run victory over India in the T20 World Cup, their first-ever win against the cricketing powerhouse, stunning fans worldwide.
FIFA Urged to Change World Cup Rule After Enciso Hoarding Crash
FIFA may be forced to change World Cup advertising hoarding rules after Paraguay's Julio Enciso crashed into them during a match against Australia, prompting coach Gustavo Alfaro to call for reassessment.
Ukraine Launches 660 Drones in '40-Day Assault' on Russia
Ukraine launched 660 attack drones across Russia and Crimea as part of a 40-day campaign to force an end to the war. Intelligence suggests Putin may be planning provocations against Baltic states or Poland.
Germany stars contradict Nagelsmann's 'nonsense' claim
Germany players admit Ecuador 'wanted it more' after 2-1 World Cup loss, contradicting coach Julian Nagelsmann who called the notion 'nonsense'.
Oldest Meteorite Strike Found in Western Australia
Scientists discover 3-billion-year-old impact crater in Western Australia's Pilbara region, the world's oldest known meteorite strike, using zircon and apatite dating techniques.
Woman Charged with Murder After Body Found Buried in Northampton Garden
Fiona Beal, 48, charged with murder after body of missing man found buried in Northampton garden; arrested in Cumbria.
Infantino Defends World Cup Hydration Breaks Amid Outcry
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has defended the controversial hydration breaks at the 2026 World Cup, stating the governing body will review their future based on experience, despite fan backlash and criticism from England players and pundits.
DNA Technology Solves 43-Year-Old Murder of Ohio Woman
Ohio police solve 1981 murder of Debra Lee Miller using DNA technology; suspect James Vanest killed in police shootout last month.
RNLI Rescues Person from Water at Cullercoats Bay
A person was rescued from the water at Cullercoats Bay by the RNLI in the early hours of Monday, June 22, and taken to the Royal Victoria Infirmary in Newcastle.
Louvre Heist: DNA Traces Offer Hope of Recovering £76m Crown Jewels
French investigators analyse DNA and fingerprints from tools left by Louvre thieves, offering hope of recovering €88m crown jewels stolen in a seven-minute heist.
France vs Iraq World Cup Match Suspended for Over Two Hours
France's 3-0 World Cup win over Iraq took nearly four hours due to a two-hour lightning delay in Philadelphia, with FIFA prioritizing safety.
Delta and American jets 300ft apart in Boston near miss
A Delta jet was roughly 300ft from an American Airlines plane during a close call at Boston Logan, forcing an aborted landing. The FAA is investigating the incident.
Dutch Police Podcast Revives 30-Year-Old Murder Inquiry
Dutch police podcast generates 15 new leads in 30-year-old murder case of unidentified man found near motorway in 1991.
Iran Team Leaves Note Referencing Missile Strike Victims
Iran's football team left a handwritten note in their LA dressing room referencing victims of a US missile strike, amid tensions with the US at the World Cup.
How We Investigated US Drone Strike Casualties in Somalia
A Guardian investigation into a US airstrike in Somalia that killed 12 civilians, including 8 children, reveals the challenges of reporting on covert military operations and the human toll of drone warfare.
Independiente del Valle: Ecuador's Talent Factory for Europe
Independiente del Valle, a club from Ecuador, has produced stars like Moises Caicedo and Piero Hincapie, supplying top European clubs. 17 of Ecuador's 26-man World Cup squad are graduates, highlighting its impact.
IRA Bombing Review Nears Breakthrough as Suspect Named
A forensic review into the 1996 Manchester IRA bombing came close to a breakthrough, with Crown lawyers seeing a 'fighting chance' of conviction, but the prime suspect died before arrest.
How to watch every episode of true crime series Catching a Killer
Find out how to watch every episode of Channel 4's true crime series Catching a Killer, including the latest episode Buried Truths.
Colorado Funeral Home Owners Face Federal Charges for Covid Fraud
Colorado funeral home owners accused of hiding 190 bodies now face federal charges for misspending $900,000 in Covid relief funds on luxury items.
Forensic Archive Closure a 'Shambles', Experts Warn
Closure of the forensic science archive in England and Wales sparks warnings of miscarriages of justice and hindered police investigations.
New Forensic Image Shows How Madeleine McCann May Look Today
Forensic reconstruction specialist Marcel van Adrichem releases a partial image of Madeleine McCann, showing how she may appear today, nearly two decades after her disappearance.
FIFA Denies Ticketless Fans at England World Cup Opener
FIFA has denied reports that fans entered AT&T Stadium without tickets for England's World Cup opener against Croatia, which saw a 4-2 win for England.
VAR Illusion Confuses England Fans Over Croatia Goal
England fans were baffled after Croatia's equalizer was allowed, thinking it was offside. VAR revealed Ezri Konsa's boot kept the player onside, sparking debate.
DNA from Pizza Crust Traps Long Island Serial Killer Suspect
DNA from a pizza crust helped police link Rex Heuermann to the Gilgo Beach serial killings, leading to murder charges after a 12-year hunt.
Three Heroes Tackle Jewellery Robber in Leeds Street Drama
Three civilians tackled a robber after a £1m jewellery heist in Leeds. The Estonian thieves were jailed for 51 years.
British Couple Break Silence on Russian Warship Incident
A British couple on a yacht targeted by a Russian warship in the Channel describe the incident as 'scary' and speak to media for the first time.
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