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Former UK MP Katy Wallis pleads guilty to stalking her ex-wife
A former Conservative Member of Parliament has admitted to harassing her ex-wife by sending a series of messages and a voice note.
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Horror in East Kilbride: postman killed his girlfriend, dismembered her body, and pretended to be her
A man has confessed to murdering and decapitating his girlfriend before texting her mother while pretending to be her.
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Swiss journalist is under investigation for possible breach of banking secrecy
The Federal authorities in Switzerland are investigating whether a journalist has breached the nation’s stringent banking secrecy regulations.
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Fraudsters in Slovenia posing as laid-off employees on Facebook steal banking data
Fraudsters use emotional posts and fake giveaways to steal personal and banking data from Facebook users in Slovenia.
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Elon Musk publishes drug test in response to accusations of usage during Trump campaign
The CEO of Tesla uploaded the document to X in response to claims from US newspapers that he had previously used illegal substances.
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Killer from Costa del Sol fled across three countries in 15 hours — arrested in the UK
Eddie Lyons Jnr and Ross Monaghan were killed by a hooded gunman outside an Irish pub in Fuengirola on May 31.
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R. Kelly hospitalized after overdose in prison — attorneys blame staff
Disgraced rapper R. Kelly has been taken to hospital after ’overdosing’ in prison, with the rapper’s legal team alleging that prison staff may be to blame.
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Chief of the British Army: We spend too much on tanks that a £1,000 drone could destroy
The British Army is allocating excessive funds to tanks and helicopters, according to the force’s chief, who indicated a shift towards investing in more drones and missiles.
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British man sentenced to life imprisonment for murdering two women on Christmas
A 49-year-old man has been sentenced to life in prison with a minimum of 39 years for the murder of two women in Milton Keynes on Christmas Day.
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Air India cancels flight from Ahmedabad to London following Dreamliner accident
An Air India flight to London from Ahmedabad has been cancelled just days after the fatal Gatwick-bound Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner crash last week.
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Woman stabbed to death after gas explosion in London home; man arrested on suspicion of murder
A murder investigation has been initiated after police discovered a woman stabbed to death in her home following reports of a gas explosion.
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Russian missile and drone barrage devastates Kyiv high-rises; at least 14 dead, dozens injured
In the early hours of June 17, a fierce combined Russian missile and drone attack struck Kyiv, targeting multiple districts and triggering one of the most destructive assaults on the city in months.
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Under the roof of VEB.RF: offshore, CSKA and "charity" - how Oleg Belay built an empire on sham deals
The dubious businessman with a secretive enterprise has not yet found himself in the "Matrosskaya Tishina" detention center. Why?
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Verdict reached in Madrid for racist attack on Vinícius: defendants avoid jail sentences
Four people have been handed suspended jail sentences by a Madrid court after being found guilty of a hate crime related to an effigy of the Real Madrid forward Vinícius Júnior.
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It was a massacre: Iranian doctors shocked by the scale of casualties after Israeli bombings
Exhausted medical workers say facilities are overwhelmed and death toll is higher than 224 reported
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Truck overturns near London Stansted airport: hundreds of passengers risk missing flights
Holidaymakers are at risk of missing their flights after an overturned lorry closed the M11 near London Stansted Airport.
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“God’s Banker” Roberto Calvi: the Mafia, the Vatican, and his unsolved murder under London’s bridge
Forty-three years ago this week, the BBC covered the death of Roberto Calvi, an Italian banker whose body was discovered in unusual circumstances in the center of London.
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Blaise Metreveli becomes the first woman to lead Britain’s MI6 intelligence service
Blaise Metreweli is appointed as Britain’s top intelligence officer as the country encounters “threats on an unprecedented scale,” Prime Minister Keir Starmer states.
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On NATO’s eastern flank, medics prepare for war: bulletproof vests, medicine stockpiles, and field hospitals
From accumulating trauma kits for mass casualties to equipping medics with body armor, wartime health planning is no longer hypothetical on NATO’s eastern flank.
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British soldier who killed woman with a meat grinder and dismembered her may be released after 18 years in prison
A soldier who brutally killed a young mother with a meat cleaver could soon be released from prison.
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British tour operator Great Little Escapes loses ATOL licence — customers’ summer holidays at risk
Great Little Escapes, based in Berkshire, used to specialise in a variety of different holidays, but now it has ceased trading as an ATOL holder, meaning its holiday bookings are in doubt
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Father of Jakob Ingebrigtsen convicted of assaulting daughter, but cleared of charges from Olympic son’s allegations
Gjert Ingebrigtsen handed suspended prison sentence and fined for hitting daughter with a wet towel - but ex-coach acquitted of charges against superstar son
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London nursery worker sentenced for assaulting and neglecting 24 children across two childcare centers
Former nursery worker Roksana Lecka has been convicted of abusing children as young as ten months who were left in her care.
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Archaeological excavations begin in Ireland at a mass grave site of children from a mother-and-baby home
Excavations have started in the search for nearly 800 babies believed to be buried in a mass grave at a home for unmarried mothers in Ireland.
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TfL fines Lime and Forest more than £30,000 for abandoned e‑bikes
E-bike firm warns London has fallen behind Paris in setting rules for hire bikes