Man's revenge on stranger who parked in his driveway
A man has been praised for his clever revenge on a stranger who parked in his driveway without permission during a town parade. Discover how he taught the entitled driver a costly lesson.
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Man's petty revenge on stranger who parked in his driveway
A man's clever retaliation against a stranger who parked in his driveway during the 1960s Rose Parade has gone viral. Discover the ingenious, wallet-hitting revenge that still resonates today.
Patient Sues Surgeon Over Unauthorised Knee Procedure
Jenna Frerichs, 34, trusted her surgeon of a decade. Now she's in constant pain after a routine knee operation went wrong, leading to a medical malpractice lawsuit and a fight for justice.
Activist arrested at Sydney Venezuela protest
Activist Drew Pavlou was detained for 40 minutes after counter-protesting at a Sydney rally against US military action in Venezuela. Police confirm the event was unauthorised.
DHS condemned for using artist's work without permission
The US Department of Homeland Security is under fire for using Japanese artist Hiroshi Nagai's artwork without permission to promote its deportation agenda. Read the full story.
Girls Injured in Unauthorised Sydney NYE Fireworks Display
Two young girls were hospitalised after an unauthorised New Year's Eve fireworks display in Sydney misfired into a crowd. Police made four arrests. Read the full report.
Illegal Traveller Sites Rise 20%, Sparking Political Row
Official figures reveal a sharp rise in caravans on unauthorised land, prompting demands for tougher action. Discover the data and the political battle over planning enforcement.
Reiner Tragedy Highlights Addiction Stigma, Parents Warn
The shocking Reiner family case has US and UK parents fearing it will fuel dangerous stereotypes about addiction and violence, overshadowing the real crisis.
NHS Lansoprazole Warning for Users Over Three Months
The NHS has issued crucial guidance for patients taking lansoprazole long-term, warning of risks like low magnesium and vitamin deficiency. Learn the symptoms and when to see your doctor.
Gen Z Smoking Rates Hit 10-Year High in UK
UK smoking rates are rising again, driven by Gen Z nostalgia and celebrity influence. Youth tobacco use hits its highest level in a decade, sparking health warnings.
Sydney Council Closes Unauthorised Prayer Hall
A Sydney council has ordered the immediate closure of an unauthorised prayer hall linked to alleged Bondi attacker Navdeed Akram. Read the full story on the council's decisive action.
Man boards BA flight without ticket or passport at Heathrow
A man slipped onto a British Airways flight at Heathrow without documents, causing a three-hour delay. Discover how security was breached and the dramatic onboard response.
Police Officer Pleads Guilty to Paying Boy for Sex
Merseyside Police officer John Rigby pleads guilty to paying a vulnerable 16-17 year old boy for sex and accessing unauthorised data. Sentencing set for December 19. Read the full details.
Unauthorised Traveller Camp Sparks Fury in Birmingham Park
Residents in Birmingham are outraged as an unauthorised traveller encampment with over ten caravans remains in Perry Barr Park for over two weeks, with locals claiming the council has 'done nothing'. Read the full story.
Teens React to Australia's Under-16 Social Media Ban
As Australia's pioneering social media ban for under-16s begins on 10 December, five teenagers share their mixed feelings on the 'delay' policy, its impact on connection, and what they believe the government should do instead.
$1M Settlement for Honolulu Police Shooting of Teen
Honolulu's city council approves a $1 million settlement for the 2021 police shooting of Iremamber Sykap, a case highlighting racism towards Micronesians. Read the full story.
Brazilian influencer's death ruled accidental cocaine overdose
Authorities say Brazilian influencer Barbara Jankavski died from accidental cocaine use. Her family and prosecutors push for a murder trial, disputing the official finding. #HumanBarbie
Swimmer filmed using phone in pool ignites addiction debate
A video of a woman scrolling her phone while swimming at Bondi Icebergs has gone viral, highlighting Australia's mobile phone addiction crisis. Discover the shocking statistics.
Report: Reuse Schemes Could End Plastic Waste in 15 Years
A new report reveals that mandatory reuse and return systems could eliminate single-use plastic waste in the UK within 15 years. Discover the roadmap to a cleaner future.
Young People's Long-Term Antidepressant Use Skyrockets
New research reveals a 110% surge in long-term antidepressant use among 10-24 year olds in the UK, with 45% taking them beyond recommended guidelines. Experts warn of a potential crisis.
Carpenter and Franklin Publisher Condemn Trump Admin Use
Pop star Sabrina Carpenter and the publisher of Franklin the Turtle have publicly disavowed the Trump administration's use of their work to promote immigration and defence policies. Read the full story.
Pilot in fatal Sea World crash used cocaine before flight
A coroner hears the pilot in Australia's Sea World helicopter disaster had a mental breakdown and used cocaine before the joy flight that killed four. Read the full investigation details.
Pre-teen smartphone use fuels obesity and depression risk
New research links smartphone ownership in pre-teens to a 31% higher depression risk and increased obesity. Discover the findings and expert advice for parents.
Cannabis 'Scromiting' Syndrome Hospitalisations Soar
Doctors issue urgent warning as hospitalisations for severe cannabis hyperemesis syndrome surge fourfold. Learn the symptoms and risks of long-term use.
Smartphones Before Age 12 Tied to Child Health Risks
A major US study finds children given smartphones before 12 face higher risks of depression, obesity, and poor sleep. Experts urge parents to consider health impacts and set clear usage rules.
Families leave Toronto over unaffordable homes and safety
Families are abandoning Toronto as soaring property costs and rising street drug use shatter dreams of a secure family life. Discover why even six-figure incomes aren't enough.
Woman in court for walking wrong way on Tube escalator
Michaela Copeland, 32, pleads not guilty after allegedly walking against the intended direction on a TfL escalator in Greenwich. Her trial is set for April. Read the full story.
Aldi's Christmas Cheesecake Expires Before Christmas Day
An Aldi shopper spotted a festive faux pas: a Christmas pudding cheesecake with a use-by date of December 24. Discover the amusing reaction and why it's still 'yummy'.
Health Insurance Warning: Use It or Lose It
Aussies urged to check health funds as millions risk losing thousands in unclaimed extras. Dental, optical and physio benefits expire Dec 31. Act now to claim your entitlements.
Asda recalls duck spring rolls over safety fears
Asda issues urgent 'do not eat' warning for its 10 Mini Duck Spring Rolls with Hoisin Dip due to incorrect use-by date posing food poisoning risk. Full refunds available.
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