66 m. ago CCTV shows porn star 'dumping suitcase full of couple's dismembered bodies on Clifton Suspension Bridge after murdering man during sex and beating lover to death with a hammer'

Colombian national Yostin Andres Mosquera, 35, is on trial over two deaths in Shepherd's Bush, west London - and is said to have left body parts at the iconic bridge in Bristol.

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83 m. ago Virginia Giuffre's dad thinks 'someone got to' Prince Andrew sex accuser before death

Sky Roberts said he was devastated by the news of his daughter's death and insisted foul play may have been involved. “For them to say that she committed suicide, there's no way that she did. Somebody got to her," he said.

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2 h. ago Paddleboard instructor who led 4 people to death had been sacked as a police officer

Nerys Lloyd was sentenced to over 10 years behind bars after she led four people to their deaths during 'extremely hazardous conditions' bit it was revealed she had been sacked from the police

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2 h. ago Virginia Giuffre's grieving father says there is 'no way' she committed suicide and 'somebody got to her' as he reveals when he first saw picture of her daughter with Prince Andrew

Sky Roberts, the father of Virginia Giuffre , who lost her life last Friday, said that 'somebody got to her'.

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2 h. ago Police hunt driver of red car seen minutes before van was torched in Lanarkshire street

The vehicle was deliberately set on fire at around 4am on Thursday, May 1 in Rennie Road, Kilsyth.

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2 h. ago Virginia Giuffre's dad says 'somebody got to her' as there's 'no way' she took her own life

Virginia Giuffre's dad has said he was devastated by the news of his daughter's death and insist there was "no way" she took her own life, and if sure foul play is involved

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2 h. ago Sycamore Gap suspect offers his defence as he denies felling 100

Self-employed groundworker Daniel Graham, 39, told officers after his arrest he was embroiled in an ongoing row over a stolen digger with 'that f***ing p***y down road'.

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2 h. ago Car ramming in Japan injures 7 schoolchildren and suspect is arrested on the scene

Police in Japan say a man was arrested on suspicion of driving his car into seven schoolchildren who were walking home

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3 h. ago Arson attack accused thought he was going to ‘torch’ a car, murder trial told

Dale Francis claims he had no intention of causing serious harm or death to anyone and acted as a ‘lookout’ to settle a debt.

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3 h. ago Sky Ultimate TV plan claims to be 'best value' in new deal, but is it really?

We looked at the differences between the two services to figure out which is better, Essential TV or Ultimate TV

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3 h. ago Question 7 by Richard Flanagan audiobook review – a bold memoir of life and near

History and autobiography are brilliantly intertwined as the Booker-winning author explores the choices and chance connections that shape our existenceAt the start of this boldly experimental memoir, the Booker prize-winning author Richard Flanagan visits the site of a Japanese labour camp where his late father was interned during the second world war and where he ends up awkwardly having his photo taken with a former guard, Mr Sato. The war ended weeks after the US launched an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, killing 60,000 people in less than a minute. That bomb also led to Flanagan’s father, then days from death, being freed, which in turn allowed him to father a child who would grow up to become a writer. “How many people need to die in order that you might read this book?” Flanagan asks.Question 7, named after a riddle posed by Chekhov, is a book about the connections and choices that shape our lives, for better or worse. Flanagan is the narrator, his reading by turns mournful, reflec...

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3 h. ago Jurors hear man's horrifying screams 'as he's stabbed to death during sex session with porn star who had killed his lover with a hammer in plot to steal their money'

Colombian national Yostin Andres Mosquera, 35, is on trial over two deaths in Shepherd's Bush, west London, and is accused of leaving body parts on Clifton Suspension Bridge.

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3 h. ago Brave daughter of Fordingbridge Massacre family 'surprised' by reaction to killer's death

Michelle Cleaver has told the Mirror of her emotional reaction to the death of George Stephenson who was jailed in 1986 for his role in the horrific massacre that killed five

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3 h. ago World's Strongest man 'The Beast' reveals how many of him are needed to beat a gorilla

World's Strongest Man, Eddie Hall, has revealed how many of him it would take to beat a gorilla in a death match – Hall believes with the right number of copies of him he would 'dominate'

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4 h. ago David Attenborough shares his concerns as he approaches the 'end of his life'

The legendary broadcaster and wildlife expert made his remarks ahead of his 99th birthday

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4 h. ago Suspected double murderer asked 'you like it?' as he stabbed victim to death

Yostin Mosquera is accused of murdering the couple to steal their money before dumping their chopped up bodies at Clifton Suspension Bridge

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4 h. ago Coleen Nolan details heartwarming moment by sister's bedside day before her death

Loose Women star Coleen Nolan opened up on the importance of laughter while she recalled a touching moment she had with sister Linda before her death.

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4 h. ago Car smashes into group of schoolkids as girl left 'covered in blood' by 'fed up' driver

Eyewitnesses say teachers dragged the driver out of the car, as he sat motionless and wearing a mask having reportedly driven deliberately into the group of seven and eight year olds as they left school

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4 h. ago Warmest start to May on record amid water warnings following death of boy, 16

Temperatures are ‘still climbing’, the Met Office said, with Thursday also the warmest day of the year.

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4 h. ago Fist fights, ghostly pranks and schism: a brief history of conclaves past

Selecting a new pope has always been an arduous process, but some conclaves seemed to suffer more than othersModern-day conclaves are steeped in mystery: cardinal electors swear an oath of secrecy – and so do the cooks, drivers, medics and others who support their deliberations. Before the conclave begins next week, the Sistine Chapel will be swept for electronic bugs, jamming devices will be installed, and special coatings will be placed on windows to stop laser scanners picking up anything audible.It wasn’t always this way: in the past, letters, diaries and other writings by cardinals and their attendants gave revealing accounts of what happened in the meetings convened in order to choose a pope. Continue reading...

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