Police to Give Remote Evidence in Glasgow Hotel Shooting Inquiry
Police officers will give evidence remotely to protect their identities at a fatal accident inquiry into the death of an asylum seeker shot by police in Glasgow in 2020.
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Sri Lanka Arrests Ex-Spy Chief Over 2019 Easter Bombings
Suresh Sallay, former intelligence chief, arrested in Colombo over alleged involvement in 2019 Easter Sunday attacks that killed nearly 270 people, ahead of 7th anniversary.
Lithuanian Man Jailed for Murder of Nine-Year-Old Girl
Deividas Skebas has been sentenced to a minimum of 25 years for the murder of Lilia Valytute, whom he stabbed while she played with a hula hoop in Boston, Lincolnshire.
Man Jailed for Life for Murdering Girl, 9, in Street
Deividas Skebas, 26, has been sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum term of 25 years for the murder of nine-year-old Lilia Valutyte, who was stabbed while playing in the street.
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British Tourists Charged in Venice Valentine's Day Stabbing
Two British men, aged 19 and 21, have been charged with attempted murder after stabbing an Italian man in Venice on Valentine's Day. The victim nearly bled to death.
Australian Athlete Threatened in Bali Villa Scam
Australian fitness consultant Ryan Mordey was allegedly intimidated by six men, including a police officer, at his Bali villa after a rental payment scam. He warns others to verify companies before moving.
Boy Identifies Step-Mother as Abuser Before Death from Boiling Water
Nizam Syafei, a 12-year-old boy in West Java, pointed to his stepmother as his abuser from his hospital bed before dying from injuries including a scalded oesophagus.
British Mother Killed in Spanish Motorway Crash
A 42-year-old British mother died in a tragic collision on the A7 motorway in Totana, Murcia, after her van ploughed into a lorry, leaving family members injured.
Hitler's Birthplace in Austria Converted to Police Station
The Austrian government's £17 million project to convert Adolf Hitler's birthplace into a police station has sparked outrage among concentration camp survivors and historians.
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Somalia's Rushed Execution: Fair Trial Doubts in Child Murder
Hodan Mohamud Diiriye was executed for torturing and killing 14-year-old Saabirin Saylaan, but activists question the trial's fairness in Somalia's patriarchal justice system.
BBC Morning Live Reveals Shocking UK Stalking Figures
Gethin Jones and Helen Skelton discussed rising stalking cases in the UK, with 1.4 million victims reported, highlighting low conviction rates and new action plans.
World Cup Host Cities Warn of 'Catastrophic' Security Failures
US host cities for the 2026 FIFA World Cup have raised alarm over severe security risks due to frozen federal funds and poor coordination, threatening event cancellations.
Manchester Mosque Incident: Man Arrested with Axe During Ramadan
A man in his 40s has been arrested after allegedly entering Manchester Central Mosque with an axe and other weapons during Ramadan prayers. Police are not treating it as terror-related.
Michael Stone's Sister Breaks Silence on Russell Murders Review
Barbara Stone expresses hope as the Criminal Cases Review Commission re-examines evidence from the 1996 Chillenden murders of Lin and Megan Russell.
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AA Reveals Safest Position for Child Car Seats
The Automobile Association provides definitive guidance on the safest location for child car seats, ending long-standing parental debates and offering crucial safety recommendations.
Tourette's Activist Beaten After BAFTA Tic Outburst
John Davidson, a Tourette's Syndrome activist, shares he was violently assaulted due to his condition after involuntary slurs at the BAFTAs sparked public debate.
Parole Board Reviews Charles Bronson's Bid for Freedom
The Parole Board is reviewing the case of Charles Bronson, Britain's most notorious prisoner, who has taken 11 hostages in nine incidents and is serving a life sentence for a 1999 art teacher kidnapping.
Drunk Passenger Arrested at Bristol Airport After Ranting
Stephen Blofield, 61, pleaded guilty to four charges after a drunken incident on a flight from Krakow to Bristol, where he screamed at passengers and ignored crew commands.
Chicago Baby Saved from Lake Michigan in Dramatic Rescue
A baby was rescued from Lake Michigan in Chicago after a dramatic emergency operation involving multiple agencies. The infant is now in stable condition.
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Man Arrested After Allegedly Entering Manchester Mosque with Axe
Police in Manchester have arrested a man in his 40s after he allegedly entered Manchester Central Mosque during Ramadan evening prayers while carrying an offensive weapon and class B drugs.
Drunk Passenger Screams 'I'm Savage' on Flight
Stephen Biofield, 61, caused panic on a Krakow to Bristol flight with drunken rants including 'I'm English, you can't tell me what to do'. He pleaded guilty to four charges.
Manchester Mosque Incident: Armed Men Enter During Ramadan
A manhunt is underway after two men, reportedly armed with an axe and a knife, entered Manchester Central Mosque during Ramadan prayers. One suspect has been arrested.
British Student Attacked in Rome, Dragged into Bushes
A 21-year-old British student was subjected to a terrifying sex attack near Villa Borghese gardens in Rome, found staggering in the street after being dragged into bushes and beaten.
Sydney Kidnapping Suspects Pictured After Arrest
Two men arrested for alleged kidnapping of Sydney grandfather Chris Baghsarian have been pictured. Police reveal victim was not intended target in mistaken identity case.
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Bali 'Suitcase Murder' Convict Deported, Apologises to Victim's Family
Tommy Schaefer, convicted of the 2014 Bali 'suitcase murder', has been deported to the US after early release. He apologised to the victim's family before facing additional charges in a Chicago court.
Romantic Links Lead to Downfall of Four Mexican Drug Lords
Authorities have exploited the romantic relationships of four top Mexican cartel bosses, including El Mencho and El Chapo, leading to their capture or death in recent operations.
Manchester Mosque Incident: Men with Axe and Knife Enter During Ramadan
Police responded to Manchester Central Mosque after volunteers reported two men acting suspiciously with bags containing an axe and a knife during Ramadan prayers.
Teen Hailed Hero After Dying Trying to Save Friend on Tracks
A 16-year-old boy has been posthumously declared a hero after losing his life attempting to rescue a friend from an oncoming train at a Cheshire railway station. The coroner praised his selfless act during the inquest.
Teen Hailed Hero After Dying Trying to Save Friend from Train
Jordan Everett, 16, died trying to push his friend Joshua Myers, 16, to safety from an oncoming train at Poynton railway station. The coroner praised his selfless act as heroic.
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UK's IPP Prison System Called 'Dystopian' in UN Report
A major UN report warns that Britain's Imprisonment for Public Protection sentences constitute cruel and inhuman treatment, with prisoners trapped in indefinite terms.
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