NYPD Probes Mysterious Manhole Emergences in NYC
New York police investigate bizarre cases of groups emerging from manholes at night, with theories including scavenging for valuables in the sewer system.
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Jeffrey Donaldson trial hears child rape accuser details
A jury in Northern Ireland heard a police interview with a woman alleging Jeffrey Donaldson raped her as a child. She described pretending to be asleep during the assault.
Mandelson Revelations Rock Starmer Gov
New revelations about Peter Mandelson's role in Labour's past cause turmoil within Keir Starmer's government, as cartoonist Ella Baron captures the chaos.
Sikhs Condemn Murder, Fear Backlash in UK
Sikh leaders in the UK denounce the murder of Henry Nowak by Vickrum Digwa, warning of racial tensions and political backlash against the community.
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Ron Barden obituary: Educator and Quaker leader
Ron Barden, a leader in further education and Quaker charity trustee, has died aged 95. He expanded Northampton College, served on the Parole Board, and championed second chances.
Murrell's Motorhome: New Elephant in Sturgeon's Room
Readers respond to Nicola Sturgeon's interview, with a new phrase for 'elephant in the room', plus letters on Alan Rickman, football fans, and the beauty of maths.
Ex-prisoners abandoned at most vulnerable, letters warn
Readers respond to an investigation revealing record deaths within two weeks of prison release, highlighting systemic failures in housing and support.
Missing Details in 'Embarrassing' Mandelson Files
The second tranche of documents on Peter Mandelson's US ambassador appointment reveals government infighting and early doubts about Keir Starmer's leadership, but key details remain missing.
Short seller Andrew Left convicted of securities fraud
Andrew Left, founder of Citron Research, was convicted by a federal jury in California on securities fraud charges, facing up to 25 years in prison for manipulating stock prices.
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Sabrina Carpenter Gets Restraining Order Against Stalker
Pop star Sabrina Carpenter has been granted a temporary restraining order against a man she says stalked her and tried to force his way into her Los Angeles home last month.
Farage Exploits Murder for Political Gain
Nigel Farage uses Henry Nowak's murder to stoke division, ignoring the father's plea. He blames immigration and calls for 'cold rage,' sparking controversy.
Brixham Water Contamination: Lingering Health Effects
Residents of Brixham continue to suffer physical and psychological impacts from a cryptosporidium outbreak in 2024, with many vowing never to drink tap water again despite a fine for South West Water.
Watchdog Probes Bristol Explosives Homicide
The IOPC investigates Avon and Somerset police's contact with Jo Shaw and ex-partner Ryan Kelly over five years before a fatal explosion in Bristol on 3 May.
Graduates 'Cash Cows' in Student Loan Debt Crisis, MPs Told
Student groups tell inquiry about ballooning debt and sneaky loan term changes, comparing system to finance scandals like PPI.
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Franken-can wins worst packaging award in Australia
A single-use plastic-metal hybrid can, dubbed a 'franken-can,' has won the inaugural Unpackit award for Australia's worst packaging due to its poor recyclability and ban in Western Australia.
Woman and Dog Sink into Quicksand on SA Beach
Sarah Darbyshire and her dog Mr Bean sank into quicksand at Glenelg North beach. She managed to escape, but another woman needed police and firefighters. Experts explain the science and survival tips.
One Nation and Anti-Abortion Culture War in Australia
Support for Pauline Hanson's party fuels anti-abortion activists in Australia. Tory Shepherd discusses whether this mirrors the US culture war.
UK Chaos Not Media's Fault, Say Top Journalists
Sky's Beth Rigby and ITV's Robert Peston reject claims that journalists revel in political drama, insisting they report real events, not create them.
Steyer vs Becerra: A Progressive Crossroads for California
The California governor's race pits corporate-backed Xavier Becerra against billionaire progressive Tom Steyer, with high stakes for the state's Democratic direction and national implications.
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Home Secretary Warns of 'Dangerous Undercurrent' After Murder
Shabana Mahmood condemns misinformation and death threats after Henry Nowak was stabbed by a Sikh man who falsely accused him of racism. Police bodycam footage shows Nowak handcuffed despite saying he was stabbed.
Solo-Maxxing: Gen Z Singles Due to High Dating Costs
Gen Z is embracing solo-maxxing, choosing singledom over costly relationships as average date nights exceed $200. Economic pressures drive this trend, but being single may actually be more expensive.
California's Jungle Primary: Democrats Want Change
California's open primary system, established under Arnold Schwarzenegger, allows all candidates to run on the same ballot. This has sparked concerns among Democrats about two Republicans advancing to the general election, leading to calls for reform.
Ben Roberts-Smith Case Delayed for Evidence Brief
Ben Roberts-Smith's war crimes case returns to court, with a September hearing set as the evidence brief awaits a National Security Information Act order. He denies all charges.
Mother's Letter in Sons' Murder Case: 'Hope You Can Forgive Me'
A mother accused of killing her two sons in the Blue Mountains wrote a letter saying she couldn't leave them alone and hoped for forgiveness. The court is assessing her mental state.
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Mistrial in Waden Murder Case After Juror Misconduct
The jury in the murder trial of Mark Waden, accused of killing former beauty queen Priscilla Brooten, was discharged after a juror conducted independent research, violating court rules.
Catalano bail relaxed, allowed to visit Byron Bay home
Former media mogul Antony Catalano can now leave Victoria to visit his family in Byron Bay after a court relaxed his bail conditions, requiring him to remain sober.
Blake Lively Demands Damages from Justin Baldoni
Blake Lively is seeking significant damages from Justin Baldoni for his failed counter-lawsuit, potentially leading to a mini-trial despite a prior settlement.
Additional damage to Gaza war cemetery, Senate told
A Senate hearing has been told of additional damage to a Gaza war cemetery holding Australian graves, as officials face scrutiny over bulldozer damage and veterans' reforms.
Woman Escapes Quicksand on Glenelg Beach
A young woman became trapped in quicksand on Glenelg Beach in Adelaide, requiring rescue by emergency services. New warning signs have been installed.
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Charge Dropped Against Alan Jones Ahead of Trial
Prosecutors have withdrawn one indecent assault charge against Alan Jones, reducing the number of charges he faces from 27 to 26 ahead of his trial later this year.
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