4 d. ago Middle School teacher arrested for ‘drunken’ crash a year ago that killed a pregnant mom

The pregnant mom was remembered as a “young, loving, kind, and adventurous soul.”

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5 d. ago Pregnant woman secretly given abortion drug by vile paramedic has justice for 'angel' baby

Stephen Doohan, from Edinburgh, is facing jail after his sick plans to terminate a woman's baby were revealed.

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6 d. ago Mother of teenager who died by suicide over 'sextortion' scam speaks out after arrest of cruel African gang

The mother of a teen 'sextortion' victim who died by suicide talks with DailyMail.com about arrest of alleged online gang.

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8 d. ago MFI is back from the dead: Furniture company that collapsed two decades ago will be resurrected after Victorian Plumbing made £3million swoop

A homeware retail giant that seemed consigned to the history books looks like making a comeback after a £3million swoop by new investors.

Economics

1 week ago Metropolitan Police marksman faces sack a decade after shooting dead gangster during prison break bid

The Scotland Yard firearms officer, who is known as cypher W80, fired the fatal shot at Jermaine Baker in North London ten years ago

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1 week ago ‘LSD? Been there, done that’: the Grateful Dead’s 60 years of drugs, epic noodling and obsessive fans

Forget Swifties. The Grateful Dead have the world’s most devoted following. As he heads for Britain, founder Bobby Weir talks Vegas spectaculars, bootleggers and life after Jerry Garcia‘We didn’t want to be the cops,” says Bobby Weir, guitarist and founder member of the Grateful Dead, laughing as he describes his band’s legendarily lax attitude to people taping their concerts. Bootleggers were given their own area at gigs on the proviso their tapes were traded, not sold – an illustration of the band’s generosity of spirit. “It was an easy decision to make,” Weir says.Decisions like those have ensured that, decades before today’s obsessional Swifties and K-pop stans, the Dead have cultivated one of music’s most passionate fandoms. They are surely the world’s best-documented band. This year, they’re marking their 60th anniversary with a 60-CD box set, just one of many gargantuan packages over the years. Their 2024 Friend of the Devils box set only covered a single month of live music ...

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1 week ago Met firearms officer could be sacked a decade after shooting dead gangster during prison break bid

The officer, known as 'W80', gunned down Jermaine Baker, 28, during an intelligence-led operation in December 2015, as Baker plotted to break two convicts out of prison.

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2 w. ago A man was found dead outside a courthouse hours after his release. A decade later, police say they’ve arrested his killer

Ten years ago, police were on the hunt for a ‘person of interest’ captured on video footage pushing a shopping cart

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2 w. ago A mom was arrested after starving her child in a closet. Now, cops are searching for her sister who has been missing since 2017.

The little girl was never formally reported to be missing, but police are now searching for her after her grandmother called 911 because her sister had been allegedly ‘locked’ in a closet

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2 w. ago ‘We know what is happening, we cannot walk away’: how the Guardian bore witness to horror in former Yugoslavia

During the decade-long conflicts, the major powers dithered as Serb militias carried out their brutal campaigns of ethnic cleansing. Guardian reporters became more passionate and more outspoken in their condemnation, attracting praise and criticismAmong many courageous correspondents covering the war in the former Yugoslavia, the reporting of Ed Vulliamy and Maggie O’Kane received plaudits and numerous awards. Both were inexorably drawn to where the action was, and wrote unblinking, vivid accounts. But what made their work controversial was their refusal to be neutral. For many journalists, including some of their colleagues at the Guardian, it was vital to maintain the distinction between being a witness – a “neutral” observer – and becoming actively caught up in the conflict. Some felt they crossed a line that should not have been crossed.The war – a series of ethnic conflicts that started in 1991 and lasted for nearly a decade – left more than 200,000 dead and 1 million displaced...

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3 w. ago UK seaside town once named Costa del Dole set for huge £200m upgrade

Rhyl in North Wales was once a thriving tourist destination, but it has fallen into disrepair in recent decades, with locals branding it 'dead' and 'Costa del Dole'

Economics

4 w. ago Suburban mom arrested for infamous killing of 'baby angel' found floating down river 14 years ago

A Minnesota woman has been arrested in the infamous killing of 'baby angel,' 14 years after the baby girl's body was found floating down the Mississippi river.

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4 w. ago Mom arrested more than decade after dead infant named ‘baby angel’ was found floating in Mississippi River

Jennifer Nichole Baechle, 43, has been charged with manslaughter after officials said she killed her infant daughter in 2011

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