Welsh Grooming Gang Survivors 'Overlooked' by Inquiry
Welsh Tory leader Darren Millar demands Wales be included in the national grooming gangs inquiry, citing a survivor raped over 1,000 times. He urges a separate Welsh inquiry if needed.
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Switzerland rage at 'unacceptable' rule after Embolo red card
Switzerland manager Murat Yakin has slammed a new law as 'unacceptable' after Breel Embolo was sent off in the World Cup quarter-final defeat to Argentina, reducing his side to 10 men in a 2-1 extra-time loss.
Henry Nowak's Final Words: 'I'm Not Racist' to Killer
Henry Nowak, 18, pleaded 'I'm not racist' to killer Vickrum Digwa, who was sentenced to 21 years. Court documents reveal his final moments and a witness's account.
Widdecombe Murder Theory: Burglary Gone Wrong, Arrest Made
Detectives now believe Ann Widdecombe was killed in a burglary gone wrong. A 28-year-old man has been arrested in South Yorkshire on suspicion of murder.
Woman Dies in M62 Wrong-Way Crash; Motorway Closed
A woman in her 50s died after driving the wrong way on the M62 near Rochdale, colliding with a BMW. The motorway remains closed between junctions 21 and 22.
Woman dies after driving wrong way on M62 in crash with BMW
A woman in her 50s died after driving a Nissan Juke the wrong way on the M62 near Oldham, colliding head-on with a BMW X5. Police appeal for witnesses.
Rupert Lowe Insults Dunblane Victims, Refuses Apology
Rupert Lowe faces outrage after calling the Dunblane massacre 'one murder' on Joe Rogan's podcast. MSP Keith Brown demands an apology, calling the remarks an insult to victims.
Motorcyclist jailed for 160mph wheelies and crash
Lewis Baker, 35, was sentenced to 15 months in prison and banned from driving for 10 years after filming himself racing at up to 160mph and crashing on UK roads.
Four Women in Court Over Alleged Group Attack in Ashington
Four women have appeared in court accused of assaulting a female in Ashington, kicking and punching her. The case was sent to Newcastle Crown Court due to its severity.
21-Year-Old Dies in Paddleboarding Incident at Welsh Lake
Rowan Booth, 21, from Prestatyn, died after getting into difficulty while paddleboarding at Llyn Geirionydd in Eryri National Park on Tuesday night. A rescue operation was launched but he could not be saved.
Brit Couple Rescued from Almeria Wildfire with Severe Burns
A British couple was rescued from a ravine near Bedar with severe burns covering 40% of their bodies during the devastating Almeria wildfire in Spain, according to police.
ITV World Cup Fans Demand Commentary Shake-Up Ahead of Final
ITV viewers expressed frustration over commentary by Sam Matterface and Lee Dixon during England's 2-1 win over Norway, calling for a change ahead of the World Cup final.
Disabled Girl Gang Raped: 5 Men Jailed for Life
A disabled 17-year-old girl was gang raped after being lured with cash and a phone in Hapur, India. Five men have been sentenced to life imprisonment by a POCSO court.
Search for Missing Man Stuart Duthie in Dundee
Police Scotland are urgently searching for Stuart Duthie, 32, who vanished from Dundee's Douglas area on Saturday, July 11, 2026, at 6am.
Haaland's Dad Makes Obscene Gesture at World Cup
Alf-Inge Haaland made an obscene gesture to fans after a controversial VAR decision during Norway's 2-1 World Cup quarter-final loss to England, where Jude Bellingham scored twice.
GB News Halted: Ex-Detective on Ann Widdecombe Case
Former Scotland Yard detective Peter Bleksley discusses the arrest of a 28-year-old man in the Ann Widdecombe murder investigation, praising police for measured information release.
Farage Accused of Running Scared of Count Binface Over Ban
Nigel Farage and Reform UK back a ban on face coverings, which would include opponent Count Binface, leading to accusations of fear.
Woman Jailed for 20 Years of Domestic Abuse Against Husband
Karen Palmer, 52, was sentenced to seven and a half years for a 20-year campaign of physical and mental abuse against her husband, who was forced to treat his own wounds with glue.
Toronto Festival Shooting: 2 Dead, 5 Injured, Gunman at Large
Two people were killed and five others injured in a shooting at the Salsa on St. Clair festival in Toronto. The gunman remains at large, and police urge caution.
Tuchel Slams England Stars After Norway Win; Bellingham Fires Back
Thomas Tuchel criticised England's performance after a 2-1 World Cup quarter-final win over Norway. Jude Bellingham, who scored twice, dismissed the critique, saying players are "putting in a tough shift."
Worst Postcode Areas for Dog Attacks on Posties Revealed
Royal Mail reported 2,019 dog attacks on staff in 2025/26, an 8% drop from last year. Sheffield tops the list with 61 incidents. Attacks led to 3,442 days of absence, with one ongoing case exceeding 300 days.
Corrie Killers Who Got Away With Murder: Jim McDonald to Gary Windass
Coronation Street has seen over 30 murders since 1960. Some killers faced justice, but others like Sarah Platt, Jim McDonald, Katy Harris, Kylie Platt, and Gary Windass evaded conviction. Here's how they got away.
Andrew's Bleak Summer: Isolated, Paranoid, Abandoned by Ferguson
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor faces a lonely summer in Norfolk, stripped of titles and excluded from royal events, with security fears and a fractured relationship with ex-wife Sarah Ferguson.
Hounslow Council Accused of Double Standards Over Parking Fines
Hounslow Council paid itself hundreds of pounds in parking fines for employees and contractors while demanding payment from the public, sparking accusations of double standards.
Ian Brady's Chilling Two-Word Explanation for Moors Murders
Moors murderer Ian Brady uttered a chilling two-word explanation for the killings: he wanted to commit the 'perfect murder,' as revealed by his accomplice Myra Hindley's accounts.
M62 Closed After Vehicle Overturns, Police Investigate
The M62 eastbound in Greater Manchester is closed between J20 and J22 after a vehicle overturned late Saturday. National Highways says the road will remain shut for several hours as investigations and cleanup continue.
Ross McGill's Encrochat Name 'Burritocastle' Revealed
Ross McGill, known as 'Burritocastle' on Encrochat, fled to Dubai after the platform was hacked. He boasted of a drug empire with pal John Barry McDuff, who was jailed in 2024.
Dundee Uni Spent £44k on Business/First Flights Amid Job Cuts
Dundee University spent £44,798 on business and first-class flights for senior staff in 10 months, while cutting nearly 200 jobs to address a £35m deficit.
Victim Slams Justice System After Fraudster Freed Early
A woman defrauded of £188k by ex-Tory council leader Andrew Polson is furious he was freed after four months under Scotland's early release scheme.
Solbakken Questions Spidercam Before England's Equaliser
Norway boss Stale Solbakken insists the ball hit Spidercam before England's equaliser, despite FIFA's statement citing no evidence from the chip in the ball.
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