Mango Founder's Son Arrested in Father's Cliff Death
Jonathan Andic, son of Mango founder Isak Andic, arrested in Spain for alleged involvement in his father's 500-foot cliff fall death in December 2024.
Jonathan Andic, son of Mango founder Isak Andic, arrested in Spain for alleged involvement in his father's 500-foot cliff fall death in December 2024.
After 52 years, Marla Waldman Conn solved her mother's murder through DNA evidence, clearing her father of suspicion. The killer, Thomas Generazio, died in 2004.
Kirsty Ketley argues that panicking over the new 99p shot from BuzzBallz ignores the real issue: underage drinking has always existed and adult drinking culture is to blame.
Andy Burnham has been confirmed as Labour's candidate for the Makerfield by-election, setting up a potential leadership challenge against Sir Keir Starmer.
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RecommendedThe Trump administration has established a $1.7 billion fund to compensate supporters who claim mistreatment by Biden's DOJ, sparking backlash from Democrats who call it a corrupt slush fund.
Jacob Elordi is accused of risking his career after dropping out of the Cannes Film Festival jury due to a foot injury, then being spotted vacationing in Hawaii with Kendall Jenner.
The Met Police announced a decision on criminal charges for the Grenfell Tower fire is expected before the 10th anniversary, with 57 individuals and 20 organisations as suspects.
The UK government may set out plans to switch off terrestrial TV within a decade, moving to streaming. Concerns remain for vulnerable groups reliant on Freeview.
Charles Flores has been on death row for 26 years for a 1998 murder, but his conviction relied on testimony from a witness who was hypnotised by police. Now he petitions the Supreme Court.
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RecommendedA new online platform, the Anti-Hindu Hate Monitor, has been launched in London to record anti-Hindu hate incidents, addressing a rise in faith-based hate crimes.
Stephen Abbott, 59, allegedly told police he had a bomb in his rucksack at Downing Street gates. He denies communicating false information. Case sent to Old Bailey.
Dr Margaret Connolly, sister of Irish President Catherine Connolly, is among six Irish citizens detained by Israel after their aid flotilla was intercepted in international waters.
A farmer in Hertfordshire discovered his six-week-old lamb was brutally killed and its chops removed. The incident is part of a series of similar animal killings reported across the UK.
Labour leader Una O'Halloran appoints new deputy and cabinet members after housing, finance, and community safety leads lost seats to Greens in local elections.
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RecommendedTwo by-elections in Lambeth after Green councillor resigns due to ill health and another fails to take seat, reducing Green majority over Labour to just one.
A Jewish man visiting London was kicked, punched, and had his trousers torn by six masked men in an antisemitic attack in Golders Green. He feared for his life until a neighbour intervened.
Chinese President Xi Jinping told Donald Trump that Russia might regret invading Ukraine. Meanwhile, Putin launches nuclear drills and stockpiles drones, stoking WW3 fears.
Katie Price's husband Lee Andrews is accused of fraud, ghosting her, and being wanted by Interpol after a whirlwind marriage. Exes warn of scams.
Dawn Butler denies she is running for Mayor of London, praising Sadiq Khan's work and saying she would only run if there is a vacancy.
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RecommendedFour men kidnapped and attacked a City worker with a wrench, stealing over £10,000 from his bank and crypto accounts. They were jailed for conspiracy to rob and kidnap.
Former City of London Police officer Christopher Trowton, who stole £50,000 and harassed his girlfriend, has been added to the police barred list after a misconduct hearing.
In Emmerdale, Joe Tate and Graham Foster conspire to end Dawn Taylor's plot to destroy Joe, leading to a shocking discovery at the bottom of the stairs.
Ryan Edwards, 18, destroyed a memorial for two teens killed in a crash, citing a grudge. He received 300 hours unpaid work and compensation.
Liberal Senator Andrew McLachlan opposes Angus Taylor's plan to bar non-citizens from welfare, calling it un-Australian and divisive, as Taylor defends immigration rhetoric.
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RecommendedAnand Menon analyzes Wes Streeting's vague Brexit stance in the Labour leadership race, highlighting the need for a real EU policy debate and the risks of domestic political games.
The Department for Culture, Media and Sport insists on a probe into rape allegations on Married at First Sight UK, as Channel 4 removes past seasons.
A prominent Sierra Leonean singer has been jailed amid a crackdown on free speech, sparking international calls for release. Critics say the arrest is politically motivated.
A YouGov poll reveals Labour members prefer Andy Burnham as leader over Keir Starmer, and believe the party is more likely to win the next election under Burnham.
Reactions to Australia's federal budget include Albanese AI meme controversy and David Pocock's warning on spending priorities.
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RecommendedThe UN Security Council convenes to address Ukraine following Russian attacks, as nuclear drills begin in Russia and Belarus and Putin visits China.