All news by author David Wilson

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Manchester Victoria stabbing: Search underway after victim discovered with severe injuries on platform
A man in his 20s was discovered with stab wounds on a tram platform at Manchester Victoria station. He was taken to the hospital, and police report that they are looking for a suspect.
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Massive snowstorm results in major ’dystopian’ pile-up involving 95 vehicles in Sweden
This was the devastating aftermath of a pile-up caused by intense snowstorms in Sweden in what has been described as a like a ‘dystopian film scene’.
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Kirill Dmitriev – Kremlin’s shadow billionaire or Putin’s future successor?
The official Kirill Dmitriev, little known to the general public, became a key player, secretly managing state funds.
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South Korea’s probable upcoming leader seeks improved relations with China and North Korea
Lee Jae-myung expresses his willingness to support President Donald Trump’s initiatives to resume discussions with North Korea — and might even contemplate nominating him for the Nobel Peace Prize.
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Muhsin Hendricks, known as the world’s ’first openly gay imam’, was shot dead in South Africa
Police say the motive for the killing of Hendricks, who operated a mosque for LGBTQ+ Muslims near Cape Town, is unknown.
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Prince Harry has been informed that he should be ’very worried’ as he is ’far from off-hook with Trump,’ marking a new setback
Reports indicate that even though US President Donald Trump stated he wouldn’t deport Prince Harry amidst the controversy over his visa, he might still endorse legal action if it’s discovered that Prince Harry was untruthful about his drug use on the application.
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Mold, mice, and droppings among issues discovered at Whitehall’s restaurants and bars
Rodent infestation and expired food were found in government canteens and cafes during recent inspections.
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Three Israelis and 369 Palestinians released following a week of ceasefire tensions
Hostages and prisoners reunited with loved ones as political concerns shift to the second phase of the truce.
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JD Vance denounced as extremist over attack on UK abortion clinic safe zones
Comments by the US vice president, part of a wide-ranging tirade against Europe, have been called inaccurate and misogynistic.
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School dinner lady revealed as terrorist - 5 major revelations including a plan to martyr her children
Farishta Jami, a single mother of four who has been found guilty of terrorism offenses, is due to be sentenced - here are the biggest revelations from the horrifying case.
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Starmer will be consigned to the ‘dustbin of history’ if he fails to increase the defense budget, says former army chief
Gen Lord Richard Dannatt warns that the strategic review risks being ‘hollow’ and a ‘failure’ if spending is not increased.
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70 missing people found beheaded in church in grim Democratic Republic of the Congo massacre
At least 70 bodies have been discovered bound and beheaded in a church in an abandoned village in the eastern region of conflict-ridden DR Congo, with the majority having been held captive for several days.
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Tinder Swindler continues to showcase his lavish lifestyle three years following the Netflix documentary
A victim of the Tinder Swindler has said she is ‘incredibly sad’ to see him continuing to flaunt a flashy lifestyle on social media despite being exposed in the hit Netflix documentary.
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Goa man convicted of the rape and murder of an Irish backpacker eight years ago
The family of Danielle McLaughlin says that justice has finally been achieved after Vikat Bhagat was convicted in India.
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Fraudster posed as a Gregg’s employee to swindle the council out of £700,000 in Covid loans
Aftab Baig submitted fraudulent small business grant claims to Leeds City Council for 32 properties, which were branches of the firm, during the coronavirus pandemic in May 2020.
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Early medieval hoard of ’devil’s money’ discovered at cult site in the Netherlands
Researchers believe the site in the Netherlands might have been used for pagan worship as a reaction to the spread of Christianity.
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Another challenge for Harry as US visa judge takes new steps to release the ‘maximum amount’ of documents regarding the Prince’s drug use
A judge has mandated the US government to investigate which documents concerning Prince Harry’s visa can be disclosed to the public.
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Two British pensioners found dead at their home on Spain’s Costa Blanca after ’lying undiscovered for days’ as police investigate the deaths
Two British pensioners in their 80s have been found dead at a Costa Blanca home after their bodies reportedly remained undiscovered for days.
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Three men injured in stabbing during altercation near shopping center in East London
Three men have been stabbed in a mass brawl in east London.
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Business in occupied Crimea and offshore: Why Bill_line payment system founder Artem Lyashanov avoids publicity and carefully hides his past
Anyone who has used the services of online stores at least once has encountered the process of paying for goods. In order for the money from your card to be credited to the seller’s account, a payment system is necessary.
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Kanye West and Bianca Censori are ’planning to divorce’ following the nude Grammys controversy
Kanye West and Bianca Censori are reportedly heading for divorce just 11 days after the model appeared naked on the Grammys red carpet beside her husband.
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Farage investigates criminal accusation over NatWest account closure
Sky News has learned that the leader of Reform UK has engaged lawyer Chris Daw KC to advise on initiating a criminal prosecution against NatWest Group concerning the 2023 debanking scandal.
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Shocking moment when whale swallows kayaker whole before spitting him back out
This is the moment a kayaker was completely engulfed by a whale before being spat back out.
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Six Afghans arrested in the UK on suspicion of human trafficking
Six men have been arrested in the UK over their suspected involvement in a major people smuggling ring.
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Unseen 2,000-year-old Roman ruins discovered in London office basement
A Roman history buff has said she was ‘blown away’ after discovering she was sitting just a few feet above a newly excavated ancient site from where London was governed 2,000 years ago.