‘I saw people dying in front of my eyes’: British survivor recalls Air India crash
British survivor Vishwash Kumar Ramesh describes escaping Air India crash that killed 241, as investigations continue into one of deadliest disasters.
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1.7 Magnitude Earthquake Shakes New York City, Initially Mistaken for Explosion
A rare 1.7 magnitude earthquake struck Queens, New York, early Tuesday, initially reported as an explosion, but no damage found.
US House Staff Visit Ghislaine Maxwell’s Prison Amid Preferential Treatment Claims
House committee staff visit Ghislaine Maxwell's prison after claims of preferential treatment, but BOP leadership blocks key questions.
Family Torn Apart by Post Office Scandal: Subpostmaster Died Alone Before Exoneration
Subpostmaster Peter Huxham died alone after being wrongly jailed in the Post Office Horizon scandal, his family torn apart.
British Father Faces Thai Prison After Mistakenly Taking Phone in Bar
Edinburgh dad Rory McColl faces Thai jail after mistakenly picking up a stranger's phone in a Bangkok bar, his family says.
76-Year-Old Man Admits Drugging and Assaulting Boys at Summer Camp
Jon Ruben, 76, pleads guilty to drugging and sexually assaulting two boys at a Leicestershire summer camp, admitting 17 charges including child cruelty and drugs offences.
Accused Killer of Charlie Kirk Told Roommate He Wished He Hadn't Done It, Court Hears
Tyler Robinson told roommate he regretted killing Charlie Kirk, court hears. Rifle with engraved bullets found. DNA evidence presented.
Child Sex Offenders Lead List of Increased Sentences
Child sex offenders top list of 95 criminals who had sentences increased in 2022 under Unduly Lenient Sentence Scheme.
Iranian American Woman Arrested in LA for Alleged Arms Trafficking to Sudan
Shamim Mafi, 44, arrested in LA for allegedly trafficking weapons, including drones, on behalf of Iran to Sudan and other African nations.
Russian Cannibal Tells Police He 'Liked the Taste' of Girlfriend's Brain
Russian cannibal Dmitry Luchin killed his girlfriend, ate her brain and drank her blood. He told police he 'liked the taste'
Arrest after suspicious packages in Reading centre
An arrest has been made after three suspicious packages were discovered in Reading, including outside a Wetherspoon's and McDonald's, prompting bomb disposal experts to attend.
Disabled mum banned from Norris Green Iceland after delivery row
Danielle Riley, 44, has been banned from her local Iceland store and suspended from online shopping after an alleged row with a delivery driver over her £220 order.
Reading Bomb Scare: Man Arrested Over Three Suspicious Packages
A man has been arrested after three suspicious packages were discovered in Reading town centre, prompting a police and Army bomb disposal response. The packages were found outside The Botanist, McDonald's, and The Hope Tap pub.
Teen Jailed for Using Fake Gun in Chicken Shop Dispute Over Sauce
Marwan Khadir, 18, jailed for three years for threatening a chicken shop worker with a fake gun over a garlic sauce dispute on Christmas Eve.
California Governor Blocks Parole for Manson Follower Patricia Krenwinkel Again
Gavin Newsom denies parole for Manson follower Patricia Krenwinkel for second time, citing ongoing danger to society.
Rebel Wilson defamation case: producers seek delay to probe ‘grotesque lies’ website
Rebel Wilson's producers seek 90-day stay in defamation case to investigate anonymous website alleging 'grotesque lies'; Wilson countersued.
Woman Convicted of Killing Baby Over Breastfeeding 'Evil' Beliefs
Georgia mother Chloe Driver convicted of stabbing baby daughter to death; jury rejects insanity plea in polygamist cult case.
Siblings lose court battle to stay in £600k inheritance home
Two elderly siblings face homelessness after losing court battle to remain in their mother's £600k home, following inheritance feud with sister.
Baby Auckland' Skeleton Dated to 18th Century, Inquest Hears
Radiocarbon dating suggests baby skeleton found under floorboards in Bishop Auckland lived between 1726 and 1812, not 1910 as first thought.
Australia’s Most Decorated Living Soldier Arrested on War Crimes Charges
Ben Roberts-Smith, Australia's most decorated living soldier, arrested at Sydney airport and charged with five war crime murders in Afghanistan.
Alec Baldwin’s Rust Shooting Case Dismissed After Evidence Withheld
New Mexico judge dismisses Alec Baldwin's involuntary manslaughter trial after state withheld evidence about live rounds on Rust set.
UK's Longest-Serving Female Prisoner to Be Released After 39 Years
Maria Pearson, 70, the UK's longest-serving female prisoner, will be released on licence after the Parole Board deemed she poses minimal risk to the public.
Teenager accused of piloting mega dinghy with 165 migrants
Chan Mathok Atak, 19, is accused of endangering another during the journey; the boat carried a record 165 people from France to the UK.
Overturned Ship Near Saipan Confirmed As Missing Vessel
US Coast Guard confirms capsized ship near Saipan is the missing Mariana with six crew; search continues after Typhoon Sinlaku.
Tory Lanez sues California officials for $100m over prison stabbing
Rapper Tory Lanez sues California corrections officials for $100m after being stabbed in prison, alleging deliberate indifference and illegal seizure of his lyrics.
Blake Lively Seeks $8m in Legal Fees from Justin Baldoni
Blake Lively files for $8m in legal fees from Justin Baldoni after his countersuit dismissed. Judge ruled she is entitled to costs from the legal battle.
Mark Latham Accused of Denigrating Ex-Partner Online After Abuse Allegations
Independent MP Mark Latham faces allegations of online denigration after ex-partner files AVO application citing abuse. He denies the claims.
Southport killer told 26 lies before murders
Axel Rudakubana, the Southport killer, told 26 lies to authorities from age 13 before murdering three girls in 2024, according to the Southport Inquiry report.
Former detective reflects on solving Peter Falconio murder
Former detective Colleen Gwynne reflects on solving the 2001 murder of British backpacker Peter Falconio in Australia's Northern Territory.
Sudanese teen charged with piloting small boat as 641 cross
A 19-year-old Sudanese national has been charged with piloting a small boat carrying migrants across the Channel, as over 640 crossings occurred in Andy Burnham's first week as PM.
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