Mother Recalls Grandson's Heartbreak After Daughter's Murder
Siobhan Whyte shares the trauma of telling her five-year-old grandson that his mother Rhiannon was murdered by an asylum seeker, who stabbed her 23 times with a screwdriver.
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Tech Giants Earn £194k Per UK User in Data Value
A study by Web3 Foundation reveals tech and AI firms earn up to £194,000 from each UK internet user's lifetime data, raising privacy and transparency concerns.
US Army Vet Claimed Telepathic Bond with Mantis Alien
Former US Army sergeant Clifford Stone claimed lifelong telepathic contact with a mantis-like alien named Korona, alleging secret UFO recovery programs and multiple alien species.
RAF Jet GPS Jammed Near Russia with Defence Secretary
John Healey's RAF jet had GPS signals jammed for three hours near Russia, disrupting internet and navigation. Russia suspected.
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Trump Green Card Policy Forces Applicants to Leave US
The Trump administration has introduced a policy requiring green card applicants to leave the US and apply from their home countries, impacting spouses, families, and H-1B holders.
US Prediction Markets Bet on Australian Elections and PM's Words
US-based prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket are taking bets on Australian elections and Anthony Albanese's word choices, raising concerns among regulators and gambling harm advocates.
We Must Stop at Nothing to Protect Children from Abuse
Safeguarding Minister Natalie Fleet shares her personal story of being groomed at 15 and announces £100m to tackle child sexual abuse and exploitation.
UK Warns of 'Serious Injury or Death' in Greece
The FCDO warns UK holidaymakers about quad biking risks in Greece, citing serious injury or death. A recent fatal crash highlights the dangers.
Migrant Sex Predator Deported After Nearly 10-Year Fight
A Nigerian migrant convicted of attempted rapes in 2009 is finally being deported after a decade of legal challenges, despite mental health concerns and human rights claims.
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£325bn Dirty Money Flows Through UK Each Year, Report Says
A new report reveals at least £325bn of illicit finance flows through the UK yearly, equivalent to 10% of GDP, prompting calls for a crackdown on money laundering and tax evasion.
Universal Credit Holiday Rules: What Claimants Must Know
Universal Credit claimants can go abroad for up to one month without losing benefits, but must notify the DWP and continue job search commitments. Rates for 2026/27 included.
New Ebola Strain May Have Jumped from Bats to Humans
A new Ebola sub-strain in central Africa may have jumped from fruit bats to humans, with 204 deaths and 870 infections in DRC. WHO raised threat to 'very high'.
Search for Missing US Tourist in Scottish Highlands
Police Scotland have launched an urgent search for American tourist Adam Chalmers, 36, who vanished while hiking in the Ben Lawers mountain range on Saturday.
P&O Cruises Warns of Paracetamol Penalty Risk Abroad
P&O Cruises passengers are warned to check destination rules for medications, as paracetamol containing codeine is banned in Japan and UAE, with severe penalties.
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Nearly 700 Migrants Cross Channel in Two Days
Almost 700 migrants crossed the English Channel in two days, with Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch claiming many are not refugees but exploiting UK kindness.
Iran's Young Protesters Live in Hiding, Fear Execution
Over 100 days after Iran's uprising, young protesters remain in hiding, fearing execution. Arrests and executions surge, with many too scared to seek medical help or contact family.
Councils Under Fire for Homeless Crackdowns and Fines
As homelessness surges, Australian councils are increasingly using enforcement tactics like fines and confiscations, sparking human rights concerns and legal challenges.
NT Child Protection Review Criticised as 'Alarming'
The Northern Territory's review of child protection after Kumanjayi Little Baby's death faces heavy criticism from First Nations and justice organisations for repeating past mistakes.
US Supreme Court Preserves Abortion Pill Access, But Fight Continues
The US Supreme Court has upheld access to mail-order abortion pills for now, but the battle is far from over as a potential nationwide ban looms.
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Brazil Beach Scams: Tourists Charged Exorbitant Sums
Tourists in Brazil face debit card scams where vendors add extra zeros. One paid £1,500 for a kebab, another £3,000 for corn on the cob. Cash advised.
Dream Holiday Disaster at Fenced-Off Belgian Resort
A family’s Easter break became a nightmare after travelling 9 hours to find their booked resort in Belgium closed and fenced off, despite Booking.com assurances.
Bondi Attack Suspects Evaded Security Since 2019
Australia's top intelligence agency flagged the alleged Bondi attackers as potential risks in 2019, but systemic failures allowed them to pass through extremist channels unchallenged until the deadly December attack.
Ex-Detective Warns Parents of Rising Child Abuse Risks
A former child sexual abuse detective warns parents to be vigilant as abuse allegations rise in Australia, highlighting social media and pornography dangers.
Farage Claims Russian Hack Over £5m Crypto Donation
Nigel Farage says Russian spies hacked his phone to obtain details of a £5m gift from crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne, raising security concerns.
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Blue Badge Fraud Surges 600% in Some UK Areas
Blue badges for disabled parking have surged by up to 600% in parts of the UK, with fraud and expanded eligibility driving the rise, sparking concerns over abuse and space shortages.
Bodies of Four Italian Divers in Maldives Cave Returned
The remains of four Italian divers who died in a deep underwater cave in the Maldives were returned to Italy. Autopsies are set to begin, and investigations into the incident have been launched.
UK Jails More Climate and Gaza Activists as Political Prisoners
Research reveals a surge in prison sentences for climate and Palestine activists in England and Wales, with 286 cases totaling 136 years, raising concerns about political imprisonment.
US Bans Green-Card Holders from Ebola-Affected Nations
The US temporarily bars green-card holders from entry if they have visited DRC, Uganda, or South Sudan in the last 21 days to prevent Ebola spread.
SA Activists Allege Electric Shock Torture in Israeli Jail
South African activists from the Gaza flotilla claim they were beaten, tortured, and shocked with electricity while detained by Israel. The government denies the allegations.
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Atlanta Airport to Screen for Ebola as Outbreak Spreads
The CDC adds Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport as second screening point for travelers from DRC, Uganda, and South Sudan amid growing Ebola outbreak.
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