Yahoo News King Charles takes on more than 200 new charity patronages - including some close to his mother's heart
The King has increased his number of charity patronages by more than 200 and taken on some that were close to his mother's heart.
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Belfast LiveTurkey issues warning for UK tourists with holidays booked including 'large fines'
Millions of tourists visit Turkey each year and it's one of the UK's favourite holiday destinations after Spain - but there are some rules you need to follow in order to avoid being hit with a hefty fine
- Bristol Live
'My son said he was going to Paris - he went to Switzerland to die'
Alastair Hamilton was able to end his own life despite not having a diagnosed illness
- Yorkshire Live
Arrested thug carries out vile act in back of police van after chase
Ben Woodhouse is 'petrified' after his first taste of custody, a court has heard
- KameraOne
Airport ground worker falls from plane when bungling colleagues remove steps
A woman at Jakarta Airport in Indonesia filmed employees removing the gangway from a plane. However, the door of the aircraft was still open.
- The Independent
Man charged with raping two women in national forest after third woman heard screaming from his van
Eduardo Sarabia will appear in court next month
- Liverpool Echo
Parents burst into tears as teacher found guilty of sex with pupils
Rebecca Joynes was found guilty on all counts
- Evening Standard
Police hunt five people following violence at Camberwell theatre protest that left four officers injured
More than 100 people attacked the Lighthouse Theatre in Camberwell, police said
- Manchester Evening News
Women taunted, tortured and beat man to death in horror murder
Zoe Rider and Nicola Lethbridge have been found guilty of murder
- CNN
Michael Cohen gives Donald Trump his best day in hush money trial so far
Donald Trump finally had a good day in court.
- The Independent
LA police car chase ends with bloodied and screaming suspect in handcuffs
Female driver entered 405 freeway in wrong direction
- The Telegraph
Israel urges caution on Gaza death toll after UN cuts figures
Israel has urged the West to treat death figures from Hamas more cautiously, after the UN began citing dramatically lower totals for the numbers of women and children killed.
- The Independent
An elderly woman was found murdered after missing church. Three decades later, police have arrested a suspect
Advances in DNA testing allowed investigators to pinpoint a suspect in Rose Hnath’s death
- Business Insider
A video shows an airport worker falling out of an Airbus A320 when someone moved the airstairs — highlighting a lapse in following safety rules
In the video, which was shared on social media, the man is seen talking to the crew and stepping out of the plane, not knowing the stairs are gone
- Sky video
France prisoner escape: Fears wanted fugitive gangster 'The Fly' will 'try to cross borders'
French investigators fear escaped prisoner Mohamed Amra "will try to cross borders" as the hunt for the suspected drug boss and his armed gang enters its third day.
- Associated Press
Bones found in 1989 in a Wisconsin chimney identified as man who last contacted relatives in 1970
Human bones found inside the chimney of a Wisconsin music store in 1989 have been identified as those of a man whose last known contact with relatives was in 1970, authorities said. The DNA Doe Project, a nonprofit that uses genealogy to identify unknown persons, announced this week that the bones are those of Ronnie Joe Kirk, who was originally from Tulsa, Oklahoma, the Wisconsin State Journal reported.
- Birmingham Live
DWP issues new update on PIP cost of living payments and says 'it is right'
The Government has addressed financial concerns over the levels of support provided to those on disability benefits
- The Telegraph
Algerian man missing for more than 25 years ‘held captive by neighbour’
An Algerian man who went missing more than 25 years ago and presumed dead has been found after he was held captive by a neighbour.
- Associated Press
A Palestinian converted to Judaism. An Israeli soldier saw him as a threat and opened fire
At first, it seemed like the kind of shooting that has become all too common in the Israeli-occupied West Bank. A Palestinian aroused suspicions and an Israeli soldier killed him. Most Palestinians saw him as an eccentric outcast, while many Israelis treated him as an unwelcome convert to a religion that doesn’t proselytize.
- Storyful
Moscow Concert Attack Suspect 'Almost Unconscious' in Court Appearance, Observers Say
A suspect in the deadly March 22 concert hall attack in Moscow arrived to court in a wheelchair on May 16, and appeared “in an almost unconscious state” during his hearing, the Russian outlet SOTA said.Footage from SOTA shows 19-year-old suspect Muhammadsobir Fayzov sitting with his head bowed in a Moscow courtroom. His detention was extended until August 22, RIA said.Fayzov “spoke only with the help of an interpreter” and was “physically unable to stand up,” SOTA reported.Fayzov was one of several suspects, named as Dalerdzhon Mirzoyev, Saidakrami Murodali Rachabalizoda, Shamsidin Fariduni, who appeared in court back in March.The attack at the Crocus City Hall venue killed 144 people, according to TASS. Credit: SOTAvision via Storyful
- My London
Met Police officers 'did not check on woman and child killed during Penge police chase'
The stolen car they were chasing hit the 10-year-old and his aunt, but police failed to check on them