81 m. ago Man accused of killing and dismembering body tells police 'It's definitely a mistake, 100%', trial hears

WARNING, TRIAL HAS HEARD EVIDENCE SOME READERS MAY FIND DISTRESSING: Mr Everett was killed and then 'dismembered', jurors have heard

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4 h. ago ‘It’s a mistake’, body parts murder suspect told police on arrest

Marcin Majerkiewicz, 42, denies the murder and dismemberment of Stuart Everett, 67.

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5 h. ago Rib fractures of park attack victim unlikely to be from fall, murder trial told

A 15-year-old youth who told police he fell on Bhim Kohli as he ran to push him over denies murder and an alternative count of manslaughter.

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7 h. ago Key suspect in murder of Scot in Kenya accused of violent extortion plots against tourists

Bernard Mbunga Mbusu is one of three men police are hunting in connection with Campbell Scott's murder.

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36 h. ago Legal expert's verdict on if Idaho murder suspect's bold defense will help him avoid the firing squad

Top defense attorney speaks about new developments in the case against Bryan Kohberger - and why the defense strategy is unlikely to make any difference to the accused killer's fate.

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39 h. ago Scots cops told not to seize illegally owned XL bully dogs despite new laws

Emails leaked to the Sunday Mail have revealed police bosses told staff not to seize XL bullies without an exemption certificate due to “financial implications”.

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51 h. ago ‘A very camp environment’: why Alan Turing fatefully told police he was gay

Ubiquity of then-illegal relations at King’s College, Cambridge, explains puzzling 1952 admission, says scholarFor decades, it has puzzled historians. Why, in the course of reporting a burglary to the police in 1952, did the maths genius Alan Turing volunteer that he was in an illegal homosexual relationship? The admission enabled the police to prosecute the Bletchley Park codebreaker for “gross indecency”, ending Turing’s groundbreaking work for GCHQ on early computers and artificial intelligence and compelling him to undergo a chemical castration that rendered him impotent. Two years later, he killed himself.Now, research by a University of Cambridge academic has shed light on the reasons why Turing, a former undergraduate and lecturer at King’s College, Cambridge, did not hide his homosexuality from the police. “There was a whole community in King’s quite different from stories one knows about from gay history, usually involving casual pickups and a lot of despair, hiding and mis...

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2 d. ago Death In Paradise lets slip Commissioner's shock return after sad exit airs

Death In Paradise has seemingly revealed the fate of Commissioner Selwyn Patterson after he was told his job with the Saint Marie police team had to be cut due to budget issues

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3 d. ago Pensioner who pretended to live off disability allowance made vast sums from dodgy cigarettes

Christopher Edwards, 72, of Abergavenny, told police "I've been a silly boy" when he was arrested

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3 d. ago Boy accused of pensioner’s murder ‘fell on him as he ran to push him over’

The boy told police he was ‘horrified’ to hear Bhim Kohli, 80, had died in hospital the day after he was allegedly attacked in a park.

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4 d. ago Moment mother of baby Callum is arrested by police at her family home 27 years after killing the newborn and dumping his body in a bin bag

Bodycam footage, filmed by police officers, shows Joanne Sharkey appear unsurprised when she is told she is suspected of murdering the child, known as Callum, in July 2023.

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5 d. ago Man killed mum with crossbow and 'told police devil made him do it'

Daniel Parker had a serious mental health condition and fatally shot his mum with a crossbow, as well as using it to attack his sister and a neighbour, a court heard

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5 d. ago Hopes of US golden age fade as investors start to worry about ‘Trumpcession’ risk

Tariffs are dampening consumer confidence and fears of a downturn seem to be weighing on the dollarBusiness live – latest updatesNo sooner had historic 25% tariffs on imports to the US from Canada and Mexico come into force on Tuesday than the commerce secretary, Howard Lutnick, suggested the policy might be softened. Hours later, Donald Trump told Congress that the tariffs were “protecting the soul of our country”.They say it’s the hope that kills you, but for investors trying to make sense of the Trump administration’s economic policies, it’s the uncertainty. Continue reading...

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6 d. ago Emmerdale 'reveals' new suspect in Nate Robinson's murder after hoodie clue

Emmerdale viewers believe a recent scene may confirm a new suspect in the Nate Robinson murder whodunnit on the ITV soap, with his death yet to be uncovered

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6 d. ago Hackney ‘murder’ victim’s body found after suspect walks into London police station

Man aged in his 60s discovered at an address in Homerton Road on Monday morning

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6 d. ago Murder suspect Luigi Mangione 'filmed 20 adult films and got off being watched'

Murder suspect Luigi Mangione has won an army of online admirers who swooned over his smouldering photos, now it has emerged that he has starred in more than 20 sex tapes

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7 d. ago Zara Tindall's brilliant response to Mike's 4am drunken antics at Princess Anne's home

Former England rugby star Mike Tindall has told how he was woken up by police officers in riot gear after being caught on CCTV "struggling to get to the doorway"

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7 d. ago Breakthrough in probe into murder of Brit businessman in Kenya as cops arrest 'prime suspect' and hunt two accomplices

The suspect, who was arrested Sunday in Mombasa, is said to have been hiding in the town since the murder of Scott Campbell, 58, last month.

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7 d. ago Murder suspect arrested in Kenya after Scots businessman found dead in sack

Campbell Scott, 58, was discovered dead in a sack in a forest in Kenya on February 23.

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8 d. ago Suspect arrested months after murder victim found partially buried at fast

The suspect was in jail on charges of failure to register as a sex offender

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