82 m. ago Hideous final moments of girl, 12, as woman 'raped and tortured her for revenge'

An innocent 12-year-old girl was killed in the worst way imaginable after she a female attacker allegedly abducted her from her apartment block after school and subjected her to depraved levels of violence

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91 m. ago John McGinn says Aston Villa cannot let Go Ahead Eagles loss derail league form

Emiliano Buendia missed a late spot-kick as Villa squandered an early lead to suffer a 2-1 humbling in Deventer.

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92 m. ago Pair are charged with arson after mosque fire attack when balaclava

The late night blaze outside Peacehaven mosque, in East Sussex, on October 4 badly damaged a car and the front entrance to the place of worship.

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1 hour ago Woman charged over death of Graham Wright after Loch Lomond body find

A third person has been charged after Graham Wright's body was found at Loch Lomond.

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1 hour ago ‘Still work to be done’: Iceland marks 50 years since Women’s Day Off protests

President says country is not free from feminist backlash being seen around worldIceland is the only country to have closed the gender gap by more than 90%, according to the World Economic Forum, and, for the first time in its history, every national leadership position – including president, prime minister, bishop and police chief – is now held by a woman.But as people go on strike on Friday to mark the 50th anniversary of “kvennafrí” (“Women’s Day Off”) strike, the protest that kickstarted a global equality revolution, the Icelandic president warned that her country was not immune to gender-related “red flags” and a global “backlash” against feminism. Continue reading...

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1 hour ago London Woman Fined Rs 17.5K For Pouring Coffee Down Street Drain, Penalty Later Revoked

London Woman Fined Rs 17.5K For Pouring Coffee Down Street Drain, Penalty Later Revoked  NDTV

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2 h. ago The umbrella brand used by royals is available to shop on John Lewis, Amazon and more

A reliable umbrella is an essential addition to your new-season wardrobe.

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2 h. ago Prince Andrew suffers huge blow as he's stripped of another Royal tradition

A ceremonial banner bearing Prince Andrew's coat of arms has been removed from its position within St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle amid the ongoing controversy. The banner was reportedly removed at the 'most convenient moment'

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2 h. ago Erratic Britney Spears risks her life on messy night out with mystery woman: Friends say footage shows terrifying new 'spiral' prompted by Kevin Federline's book

It appears Britney is in trouble once again. Swerving her car into the wrong lane after a night out, she is 'spiraling' out of control in sad echoes of her infamous 2007 breakdown, friends say.

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2 h. ago Furious woman shot man dead for honking at her when traffic light turned green, prosecutors say

Authorities said Deborah Benefiel became enraged when Kenntrell Settles laid on his horn and sped past her on an Indianapolis roadway.

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3 h. ago The crimewave sweeping Britain? Illegal houses in multiple occupation | Aditya Chakrabortty

With private-sector villainy and public-sector complicity, what makes this HMO scandal so characteristic of modern Britain is how far the guilt spreadsFan of true crime? Then this column is for you. Rather than some cold case told through yellowing newspapers and sepia photos, this one is still happening. And just wait for the plot twist! But first let me outline the key facts; your challenge is to decide who’s guilty.Our crime scene is a redbrick townhouse built in the last years of Victoria – tall, battered but undeniably handsome. It’s in Bowes Park, on London’s northern outskirts – the kind of neighbourhood that on a Friday afternoon offers nice cafes, a community-owned pub and some WFH dads wandering the streets scavenging for ciabatta sandwiches.Aditya Chakrabortty is a Guardian columnist Continue reading...

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3 h. ago Posthumous books are messy and fraught – but Virginia Giuffre’s is a reclamation

Publishing a book after the writer’s death can often be an ethical minefield, writes Micha Frazer-Carroll. In the case of the late activist and Epstein abuse survivor, things are different

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4 h. ago New York Attorney General Letitia James will make first court appearance in mortgage fraud case

New York Attorney General Letitia James is set to make her first court appearance in a mortgage fraud case

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4 h. ago Posh, proud and impossible to ignore: the incredible life of Annabel Goldsmith

Born in the 1930s, the former Lady Annabel Vane-Tempest-Stewart flourished in a world that celebrated aristocratic rule-breakers. What does her story tell us about how Britain has changed?If the sitting Marquess of Londonderry died tomorrow, and in so doing bestowed a ladyhood on his 15-year-old granddaughter, would you ever know? Would you be able to find the great houses of Britain on a map, and connect them to their owners? It wouldn’t be true to say that the press has stopped covering the aristocracy, since the Telegraph diligently covers the great estates, but the discussion now comes framed by the idea of meritocracy, which is objectively pretty ridiculous. So the Hon Nick Howard told the Telegraph a fortnight ago, “If my son wants to take over [Castle Howard], he’ll have to pass an interview,” while other great estate owners stress their role as rewilders, ecowarriors or, at their most traditional, conservationists. These days, if you’re proud of heritage simply because you o...

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4 h. ago Icelandic women urged to strike on Friday to mark 50th anniversary of seminal protest

President, who will join ‘Women’s Day Off’, says Iceland is not free from feminist backlash being seen around worldIceland is the only country to have closed the gender gap by more than 90%, according to the World Economic Forum, and, for the first time in its history, every national leadership position – including president, prime minister, bishop and police chief – is now held by a woman.But as people go on strike on Friday to mark the 50th anniversary of “kvennafrí” (“Women’s Day Off”) strike, the protest that kickstarted a global equality revolution, the Icelandic president warned that her country was not immune to gender-related “red flags” and a global “backlash” against feminism. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago Dear Coleen: I dumped lover, now I fear she’ll blow up marriage

However, regrettably, it turned into a short-lived affair and we slept together several times. I still feel guilty when I think of the lies I told my wife about having to work late.

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5 h. ago School bus driver caught watching porn while picking up and dropping off kids

He was found guilty of a breach of the peace charge by repeatedly viewing the pornographic images of naked women on his mobile phone.

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5 h. ago Woman charged with murder after mum and two boys killed in horrific house fire

Jordana Johnson, her son Jordan Norris, 13, and his friend Chazz Mather, 13, were killed when a fire broke out at a home in Toolooa - police have now charged a woman

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6 h. ago Man found guilty after blaming 25 sacks of ketamine seized from van on drug debt

Paul Farrelly was sentenced to five years and four months in prison after 22 sacks of ketamine were found in his van

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7 h. ago Prince Andrew dealt fresh blow as coat of arms banner REMOVED at Windsor Castle

The ceremonial banner bearing Prince Andrew's heraldic insignia has been taken down in St George's Chapel - its removal usually only happens in cases of high treason or taking up arms against the Crown

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