Police Seize £1.5M Cannabis in Sunderland Raid
Northumbria Police seized nearly £1.5 million worth of cannabis plants and equipment from a property in Sunderland, with no arrests made yet.
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Man Shot Dead In Targeted Attack At Melbourne Shopping Strip
Man shot dead in targeted attack at Glenroy shopping strip in Melbourne's north; police say victim known to them with criminal record.
Man Falls 100ft, Describes Chilling Near-Death Interrogation
Andrew fell 100ft at Kaaterskill Falls and had a near-death experience where spirits told him 'this has to happen.' He suffered multiple injuries but recovered in 56 days.
Iran Missiles Strike US Bases After 90 American Airstrikes
Iran launched retaliatory missile strikes on US bases in Kuwait, Bahrain, Jordan, and Iraq hours after US forces hit 90 Iranian sites, including near a nuclear plant, escalating near all-out war.
Mum Killed in Rochdale Farm Fire Pictured After Arrest
Laura Foulis, a mother, died in a fire at Higher Tunshill Farm in Milnrow, Rochdale. A man in his 40s was arrested on suspicion of murder and bailed.
Putin's Death Lab: Human Guinea Pigs Tested with Lethal Weapons
Russia's State Research Institute of Military Medicine allegedly tests lethal chemical weapons on impoverished citizens lured by money, aiming to enhance Putin's arsenal for the Ukraine war.
Teen Trio Admits Attacks on Youths in Airdrie and Coatbridge
Three teenage boys, aged 14 and 16, admitted a series of attacks on other youngsters in Airdrie and Coatbridge, involving weapons like a golf club and baseball bat. A sheriff called it a 'blessing' no one was badly hurt.
Boy survives alligator attack after father pries jaws open
Brodie Dituri, 11, lost his right hand after an alligator attack in Florida. His father Peter leapt onto the 8ft 7in gator and pried its jaws open, saving his son. Doctors discuss prosthetics.
Norwegian Teen Dies in Costa del Sol Hit-and-Run After World Cup Win
A 17-year-old Norwegian tourist, Nikoline Piwoni Høie, was killed in a suspected hit-and-run on the A-7 motorway near Marbella after celebrating Norway's World Cup win. The driver fled the scene; no arrests have been made.
Family of mum and two daughters found dead describe loss
The family of Nothabo Zandile Tshuma and her daughters Natalie, 15, and Nala, 5, found dead at their Bedford home, describe their 'unimaginable loss'. Husband Ndodana Mkhanyisi Tshuma named as murder suspect.
Mum Credits Late Daughter After Metal Bolt Misses Head
A four-inch metal bolt smashed through a mum's windscreen and embedded in her headrest, missing her head by millimetres. She credits her late daughter for saving her life.
Leclerc's Wife Criticized Over Free Dress Request After British GP
Alexandra Leclerc, wife of F1 driver Charles Leclerc, faces online backlash after allegedly asking a brand for a free dress, days after his British Grand Prix victory.
Edinburgh Princes Street Building Gutted by Fire
A historic B-listed building on Edinburgh's Princes Street, the former Debenhams, was gutted by a fire that broke out at 2.52am. No injuries were reported, but road closures and transport disruptions remain in place.
Tenth Arrest in Ellis Cox Murder; Family Seeks Justice
A tenth person has been arrested in the murder of Ellis Cox, 19, shot dead in June 2024. The gun used was involved in two prior incidents. A £40,000 reward is offered.
Bow Flood: Hundreds Without Water and Power in Heatwave
A burst water main in Bow, east London, left hundreds of homes without water and power during a heatwave, with flooding up to a metre deep. Five people were rescued from a pub.
Toddler Hurt in Crocodile Pit Faces Months of Recovery
A three-year-old boy attacked in a crocodile enclosure at a UK zoo has undergone six surgeries and faces months of recovery, with limited finger movement.
Drug-Driving Surpasses Drink-Driving in UK for First Time
For the first time on UK roads, drug-driving offences exceeded drink-driving violations in 2025, with 30,707 endorsements recorded, a 28% rise from 2022, according to DVLA data obtained by IAM RoadSmart.
NYC mayor fuels World Cup conspiracy with 'robbed' claim
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani said Egypt were 'robbed' in their 3-2 World Cup loss to Argentina, adding to controversy over VAR decisions that sparked a formal complaint from the Egyptian Football Association.
Mum and Two Daughters Killed in Bedford; Father Sought
Nothabo Zandile Tshuma, 42, and her daughters Natalie, 15, and Nala, 5, were killed at their Bedford home. Husband Ndodana Mkhanyisi Tshuma, 45, is a suspect believed to have fled to Zimbabwe.
Heroic Cop Stops Man Setting Himself on Fire at Petrol Station
Sgt Charlie Thompson tackled a man doused in petrol at a Stratford-upon-Avon petrol station, preventing a potential explosion. He has been nominated for the Police Federation National Police Bravery Awards 2026.
Storage Wars Star Darrell Sheets Left Suicide Note Blaming Bullies
Police confirm Storage Wars star Darrell Sheets, 67, left a suicide note blaming Facebook bullies before his self-inflicted gunshot death in April 2026.
Fruit Flies Return in Heatwave Unless You Change This Habit
Fruit flies will keep coming back during the UK heatwave unless you change a common kitchen habit — emptying food waste bins every two days to disrupt breeding cycles.
Man admits killing mum, 70, after pub arrest
Graham Daly, 45, pleaded guilty to manslaughter by reason of diminished responsibility for the death of his mother Phyllis Daly, 70, who was found dead in Maghull with significant injuries in July 2025.
Serious Crash Outside Wrightington Hospital Closes Hall Lane
Hall Lane outside Wrightington Hospital is closed after a serious crash. Police advise alternative routes as severe delays hit the area near Wigan.
Edinburgh Princes Street Fire Destroys Historic Roof
A major fire destroyed the roof of a former Debenhams store on Princes Street, Edinburgh, early Thursday. Six fire crews responded, causing travel disruption.
Ryanair Demands NATS CEO Resign After Failure Affects 30,000
Ryanair calls for Martin Rolfe, CEO of NATS, to resign after a technical fault delayed 30,000 passengers on 155 flights, citing repeated system failures.
Alligator That Killed Hiker Identified by Bite Marks
A 12-foot alligator that mauled and killed Brittany Clark, 31, while she was swimming in a Florida river has been identified by matching its teeth to bite marks on her arm.
Husband Charged with Strangling Wife, Sending Photo to Lover
Avinash Narne, 30, is accused of strangling his wife Raajitha Sabbineni, 27, in their Washington apartment and sending a photo of her body to his mistress. He faces life in prison.
Woman jailed for breaching shopping centre ban with theft
Rachel Lyon, 41, was jailed for two years after she breached a criminal behaviour order by shoplifting from Farmfoods just five days after receiving a suspended sentence for a £9,000 theft spree.
Police Urged After Mosque Replica on Loyalist Bonfire
Police have been urged to intervene after a replica mosque was placed on top of a loyalist bonfire pyre in Moygashel, Co Tyrone. The PSNI arrested a 56-year-old man on suspicion of public order offences.
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