3 h. ago Twisted killer who refuses to reveal where he hid teenage girl's body becomes one of first murderers denied parole under Helen's Law

Twisted David Hodgson, 47, was convicted of murdering 19-year-old Jenny Nicholl, when she disappeared without trace after leaving her home in Richmond, North Yorkshire in 2005.

Events

3 h. ago Killer who was jailed after shooting a London mother and her sleeping nephew dead 'had his human rights breached', European court finds

Obina Christopher Ezeoke, 32, sneaked into the family home of student Bervil Kalikaka-Ekofo, 21, and his aunt Annie Ekofo, 53, through their unlocked front door and executed them in September 2016.

Events

3 h. ago Killer who was jailed after shooting a London mother and her sleeping nephew dead 'had his human rights breach

Killer who was jailed after shooting a London mother and her sleeping nephew dead 'had his human rights breach  Daily Mail

Events

5 h. ago RFK Jr. says he plans to tell CDC to stop recommending fluoride in drinking water

U.S. Health Secretary Robert F

Politics

5 h. ago What They Found review – Sam Mendes’s debut documentary has the power to change viewers for ever

This tale of two British army sergeants who filmed the liberation of the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp uses their profoundly disturbing footage. It’s TV that could alter your whole world viewWhat They Found, the first documentary by the film and theatre director Sam Mendes, is a short, stark shock. The film straightforwardly combines two precious artefacts held at the Imperial War Museum in London: 35mm film, shot by Sgt Mike Lewis and Sgt Bill Lawrie of the British Army Film and Photographic Unit, before and during the liberation of the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp near the town of Celle in northern Germany in April 1945; and audio interviews given by the cameramen in the 1980s. Lewis and Lawrie did not record sound when they visited Belsen; the words they spoke years later are the only sounds we hear.Lewis and Lawrie do not arrive at Belsen until almost halfway through the film’s 36-minute running time. First, laid over generic archive footage, we hear how they came to be a...

Politics

7 h. ago Female CEO makes shock claim about boy, 17, stabbed at Texas track meet as donations to 'killer' hit $170k

Stephanie Crutchfield made the shock claim after donating $1,000 to alleged murderer Karmello Anthony (left).

Events

8 h. ago Florida ‘fledgling serial killer’ to be executed for woman’s brutal kidnap and murder

Michael Tanzi is set to be executed by lethal injection Tuesday for the 2000 murder of a Miami Herald employee

Events

8 h. ago Weight loss jabs could cut risk of dementia with 'protective effect' on brain

Researchers believe that Semaglutide shows promise in cutting the risk of conditions that could impair memory and thought process - such as dementia which is the UK's leading killer

Events

9 h. ago The diverse CV of Dave Reddin and the pivotal roles he's played in sport as WRU make move

Dave Reddin is expected to be the new WRU director of rugby

Politics

9 h. ago Joe Rogan fled 'violent' father for San Francisco's gay scene... now his estranged sister breaks her silence to tell a very different story about his path to $200m superstardom

Of all the controversial men Joe Rogan has encountered over the years, one appears to have had a darker impact than most.

Politics

10 h. ago ‘Incompatible with the symbolism’: Yorgos Lanthimos denied permission to shoot new film at the Acropolis

The country’s best-known director was refused by Greece’s culture ministry when he applied to shoot scenes for sci-fi comedy Bugonia at iconic Athens siteGreece’s leading contemporary director has had a request to shoot footage for his new film at the Acropolis in Athens denied by his country’s culture ministry.Yorgos Lanthimos had filed a request to film scenes for sci-fi comedy Bugonia at the fifth-century BC site in April. But in a statement on Thursday, the culture ministry said permission had been refused because “the proposed scenes are incompatible with the symbolism and the values the Acropolis represents”. Continue reading...

Events

11 h. ago Stranger Things actor admits he wishes he had therapy as he reflects on becoming a child star at 13

The 22-year-old Mike Wheeler actor was just 13 when the sci-fi drama debuted on the streamer in 2016.

Politics

11 h. ago Wigtown Book Festival: Creative director to stand down from much

Adrian Turpin has worked on the Wigtown Book Festival since 2006

Culture

11 h. ago Hugo Viana steps up work at Man City after Manchester United draw

Manchester City's new sporting director Hugo Viana will work full-time alongside Txiki Begiristain for the next three months

Politics

11 h. ago Lanarkshire singing ensemble meet with royalty at special concert at Windsor Castle

Representing SoundSational were founder and director Tommy Chambers, alongside directors Rachel Smith and Audrey Telfer.

Politics

12 h. ago Met Police issue swimming warning after death of teenager in London lake

Scotland Yard issued advice after the body of Izaiah Smith, 15, was recovered from Beckenham Place Park in Lewisham

Events

12 h. ago Jeff Stelling slams 'laughable decision' as Wrexham's Hollywood stars accused of intimidation

Jeff Stelling has questioned whether Wrexham's Hollywood owners are influencing referees after two controversial decisions in the Red Dragons' win over Burton Albion

Politics

12 h. ago Police warn over swimming dangers as temperatures expected to hit 22C

It comes after Izaiah Smith, 15, died after getting “into difficulty” in a park lake in south-east London last week.

Events

12 h. ago Man United given fresh Alejandro Garnacho penalty verdict after controversial Man City call

Manchester United had to settle for a draw against Manchester City after being denied a penalty in the first minute of play

Politics

13 h. ago Has The White Lotus really forgotten that rich people are the problem? | Zoe Williams

When the show began in 2021, creator Mike White was happy to remind everyone that greed is the root of all evil. This is no time for him to get bored and move onWhen the first season of The White Lotus arrived, it took a while to notice how dazzlingly political it was. The director, Mike White, has since congratulated himself about that little hook at the start: before we know anything, we know that someone is going to die. He has said that he wishes he had started all his shows that way. It is so simple yet so effective. You meander into it thinking it is a whodunnit, with a side order of who-did-it-get-done-to? Then there are some beautiful beaches, and there is some astronomical wealth. By necessity, there are some characters who are not wealthy, since who else is going to fetch the drinks?It is not until around the seventh minute that it becomes obvious how catastrophically unhappy all the characters are, how horrible they are to one another, how disappointing and thin their exi...

Politics