Bedford Train Crash Driver Shaun Burton Named in Tribute
Shaun Burton, 60, died and 100 were injured when a Luton Airport Express train hit a stationary service near Bedford. His family said they are 'devastated by his loss.'
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Screwdriver Attack on Valentine's Day Leads to Jail
Kieran Rooney, 31, was jailed for six months after throwing a screwdriver at his girlfriend during a Valentine's Day row, causing a leg wound. He was released immediately due to time served.
London Child Drowning Deaths Rise 80% Since 2023
Child drowning deaths in London have surged 80% since 2023, with urban areas accounting for most fatalities. The Royal Life Saving Society UK urges water safety education as a heatwave hits.
Boy Thrown into Croc Enclosure: Zoo Family Distraught
A three-year-old boy was allegedly thrown into a crocodile enclosure at Johnson's of Old Hurst zoo. Zoo staff, including the owner's family, rescued him. The boy is in critical but stable condition.
Son Urges Suffolk Strangler To Reveal Truth About Missing Mum
Father of Suffolk Strangler Steve Wright urges him to confess to murdering five women in Ipswich, saying it's the only thing he can do.
Youths attempt to storm Parklife festival in Manchester
Around 30 ticketless youths tried to force their way into Parklife festival in Manchester, leading police to issue a dispersal order. 11 people were arrested on the first day.
Boy Thrown into Crocodile Enclosure: New Details Emerge
A three-year-old boy is in critical but stable condition after being thrown into a crocodile enclosure at Johnson's of Old Hurst zoo. New details reveal the zoo owners and their son jumped in to rescue him.
Nurse struck off for saying patient needed thrashing
Emma Doherty, a former deputy ward manager at the Edenfield Centre, was struck off after being filmed by an undercover BBC reporter saying a patient 'needed a good thrashing'.
Tributes Paid to 15-Year-Old Boy Killed in Donegal Rally Crash
Tadhg Callaghan Carter, 15, died after a car struck spectators at the Donegal International Rally. Two others injured; event cancelled.
Parklife Festival Barrier Smashed by Youths; Police Issue Order
Around 30 ticketless youths breached the Parklife festival barrier at Heaton Park, Manchester, prompting police to issue a dispersal order. Eleven arrests were made on the first day.
Boyfriend of slain Citibank exec arrested in Kenya
Brian Kiprop Kiplagat, boyfriend of Citibank executive Marianne Kilonzi found beaten to death in Woolwich, was arrested on June 10 at the Kenya-Tanzania border and faces extradition to the UK.
Texas Court Backs SpaceX Beach Closure
Texas Supreme Court unanimously ruled that environmental groups lack standing to sue over SpaceX closing Boca Chica Beach during launches, upholding a state law allowing temporary closures for safety.
Al Jazeera Cameraman Killed in Israeli Gaza Strike
Al Jazeera cameraman Ahmed Wishah was killed by an Israeli strike in Gaza on Saturday, becoming one of at least 260 Palestinian journalists killed since the war began in October 2023.
Film producer's 50 firms struck off, workers unpaid
Prolific film producer Alan Latham has had 50 of his production companies forcibly struck off by Companies House, leaving crew members unable to recover unpaid fees and debts.
Youth violence campaigner condemns Farage's 'rage' call
Jacob Dunne, who killed a stranger with one punch in 2011, now campaigns against youth violence. He criticises Nigel Farage's call for 'pure cold rage' after a murder, urging dialogue over rage to address underlying causes of volatile behaviour.
UK 'Hunting Ground' for Foreign Regime Attacks on Dissidents
Violent attacks on dissidents in the UK linked to Iran, Russia, China, and others are rising, with MI5 state-threat investigations up 48% in a year, leaving exiles in fear.
Climate activists fear losing jury trial rights
Climate activists in the UK fear that repeated case delays could lead to losing the right to a jury trial, as government changes may remove the option for defendants to elect trial by jury in crown court.
Melbourne woman loses $646k to romance scam; laws questioned
A Melbourne woman with autism lost $646,035 to a romance scam via Hinge. Australia's anti-scam laws, touted as world's toughest, won't fully apply until 2027 and may not cover dating apps, leaving victims without refunds.
Trump Fires Bitter Parting Shot at Starmer, Predicts Resignation
Donald Trump predicts Keir Starmer will resign as UK PM, listing failures on immigration and energy, amid feud over Iran strikes and North Sea oil.
Trump Threatens Renewed Iran Strikes 'Only Harder'
Trump warns Iran to stop Hezbollah or face harder strikes; Iran closes Strait of Hormuz amid Israel-Hezbollah clashes; 47 killed in southern Lebanon.
Loud Bang Wakes Neighbours in Halewood Crash Like Netflix
A Mercedes crashed into a van and wall in Halewood at 2am, waking neighbours who described the loud bang as 'something from Netflix'. The driver survived.
Teen Dies in Donegal Rally Crash, Event Cancelled
A 15-year-old motorsport fan died after a car veered into spectators at the Donegal International Rally in Ireland on Saturday. The event was cancelled and police have launched an investigation.
Third suspect arrested in Failsworth stabbing
A 17-year-old boy has handed himself in, becoming the third suspect arrested after a stabbing in Failsworth left a man fighting for his life. Two others, aged 19 and 46, were previously held.
Gabby Logan Death Threats Over Kate Middleton Comment
BBC presenter Gabby Logan reveals she received death threats from online royalists after calling Kate Middleton by her maiden name instead of 'Princess of Wales' during a World Cup broadcast.
Teen killed in Donegal Rally crash named as Tadhg Callaghan Carter
Tadhg Callaghan Carter, 15, died after a rally car veered off the road and hit spectators at the Donegal International Rally. Two others were injured.
Woman 'tortured and mooed at' on Gaza aid mission prison
A Cornish woman says she was seized at gunpoint on a Gaza aid mission and held in a razor-wire 'floating prison', where she was beaten, tortured, and humiliated by guards.
Army Cadet Planned Valentine's School Shooting After Rejection, Court Hears
Army cadet Dihan Rahman allegedly planned a Valentine's school shooting after being rejected by a girl, court hears.
GoPro from Fatal Bungee Jump Possibly Hidden After Death
Police believe a GoPro camera worn by a model during a fatal bungee jump was hidden after her death. Three workers face homicide charges.
Abandoned Cats with Heartbreaking Note Found Outside Rescue Centre
Two cats were left in carriers outside Homeward Bound Pet Rescue in Las Vegas with a note saying 'I'm sorry.' Staff were in tears as the shelter is already overflowing.
Family of Three Jumped into Crocodile Pit to Rescue Toddler
New details reveal that a mother, father, and son jumped into a crocodile enclosure to rescue a three-year-old boy at Johnson's of Old Hurst zoo, with the toddler in critical but stable condition.
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