A Louisiana sheriff says a 1-year-old “miracle baby” survived two days of sometimes stormy weather before a truck driver spotted him crawling along a roadside the day after his 4-year-old brother was found dead and his mother was arrested in Mississippi.
"This is vile," Brendan Cox, widower of murdered MP Jo Cox, wrote in response to the Reform leader.
An American woman who went to India a decade ago to study yoga and meditation has claimed she survived without food and water for 40 days after being shackled to a tree by her former husband.U.S. citizen Lalita Kayi Kumar, 50, was found starving and emaciated on Saturday by a local shepherd in a remote forest in the Sindhudurg district of Maharashtra about 25 miles from Goa, according to reports.The shepherd broke an iron chain that was used to secure her to the tree. Police said she was severel
Three girls were killed in Southport on Monday
An American woman has been found chained to a tree in an Indian forest where she had been for 40 days, triggering a manhunt for her former husband.
The teenager suspected of killing three young girls in Southport was filmed on CCTV in the hour before the stabbings took place.
When I saw in the news that Linda De Sousa Abreu, a female prison officer, had pleaded guilty to having sex with a male inmate, I probably wasn’t as shocked as the rest of the country. I wasn’t even surprised. Having served time myself, for four months in 2022, I understood exactly why these things might happen. In fact, I even had a very quick “bonk” myself – albeit with a fellow inmate and not a prison officer.
This Morning viewers were left furious during Tuesday's show after watching the ITV programme's 'insensitive' segment about the Southport stabbing
It sounded like the pitch for an edgy comedy: the extremist cleric plotting to buy a remote Scottish island and turn it into an Islamic state. Think Four Lions meets Local Hero.
A man accused of trying to murder a postman by pushing him in front of a train at Oxford Circus tube station said he carried out the attack because of a “dirty look”, a court has heard. Brwa Shorsh, 24, shoved Tadeusz Potoczek without warning from the platform just a few seconds before a Victoria Line train was due to arrive. Mr Potoczek, who was on his commute home, was pulled to safety by a man on the platform, while the quick-thinking train driver slammed on the brakes with seconds to spare to avert disaster, Inner London crown court heard. “It’s the stuff of nightmares”, said prosecutor Sam Barker. “A case of shocking and random violence.”When he was arrested, Shorsh - who denies intending to hurt Mr Potoczek - told police that he was “angry” after believing three women on a passing train had been rude to him.
Further disturbing footage showed several people running across the seafront and High Street wielding "large knives".
Rachel Reeves has left the Scottish Government with a £100 million dilemma.
A retired senior firefighter deliberately triggered his elderly neighbour’s Ring security cameras and shouted: “You still bloody filming are you, weirdos?”, a court has heard.
Eudine was reported missing from the Thamesmead Estate on Monday night
Jeremy Hunt claimed the Sir Keir Starmer’s government were planning to raise taxes ‘all along’
Wine tycoon Richard Balfour-Lynn has been ordered to pay millions of pounds in compensation over claims he misled investors via a “web of sham transactions and false trails”.
Dana Ireland, a 23-year-old tourist from Virginia, was kidnapped, raped and left for dead in the Kapoho area of Hawaii on Christmas Eve 1991
EXCLUSIVE DETAILS: “I’m confident, just based on the video, [that] this officer will definitely be criminally prosecuted, brought to justice, and relieved of duty,” family spokesman Najee Ali told The Independent.
Chanaka Balasuryla was speaking as scores of people joined a clean-up operation in the Merseyside town following Tuesday’s violence.
A serial shoplifter who made it her "full-time" job to commit £500,000 worth of fraud against high-street retailers has been jailed for 10 years. Narinder Kaur, 54, from Cleverton, Wiltshire, travelled all over the country to deceive well-known retailers like Debenhams, John Lewis, House of Fraser and TK Maxx into refunding her for items she had stolen. The largest single fraud was committed against Boots, where Kaur received £60,787 in refunds from seven UK stores, from July 2015 to February 2019, despite having only spent £5,172 with the retailer during that same period.
The chaotic scenes spilled into Oldham Road as Tactical Aid Unit officers raced to the scene
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