Police in Tameside said they were becoming 'increasingly concerned'
Sep 20, 2026
Mum-of-five Terina Moretto said she needed the tablets to 'function'
The recent opening of a new road bridge between North Korea and Russia may look like a modest infrastructure project. In reality, the 1km stretch across the Tumen River carries implications far beyond the movement of vehicles between two border towns. For China, it is a reminder that its influence over North Korea is no longer as secure as it once appeared and that Russia may be increasingly capable of challenging Beijing’s interests on its northeastern periphery. The bridge, inaugurated on...
Two lanes are closed off near junction 20 for Rochdale
A new 10-part series of 999: On The Front Line begins on More4 tonight, here's everything you need to know.
“For me it wasn’t a difficult decision to be made... it was the only option that could actually lessen my pain."
US President Donald Trump has unveiled a new “AI Force” just days ahead of a state visit by Chinese leader Xi Jinping, in a potential escalation of the high-stakes technology race between the rival powers. Experts said the proposed AI Force – whose exact structure remains unclear – could give Beijing a clear counterpart for AI safety talks, but warned it risked becoming an instrument of further technological containment and export controls targeting China. In a social media post on Saturday,...
Residents in Piddington, Oxfordshire, voted for 'independence' from the UK last week
Footage shared online shows a woman, believed to be the teacher, telling asylum seekers that they should ask young people for their 'ID card' when approaching them.
Oxford Street is increasingly being transformed into the sort of squalid slum more associated with the London of Charles Dickens than 21st century commerce.
Jane Adetoro, 36, Christina Walters, 32, and Rebecca Walters, 31, were found dead in the early hours of May 13, 16 years after their mother also drowned.
The white bird brought traffic to a halt on the aptly named Swannery Bridge in Weymouth, Dorset, at about 7.30pm on Thursday.
Two days before her Christian grandmother's assisted dying procedure in Ontario, Canada, Brigitte Kranendonk sat her down to make sure she knew exactly what was going to happen.
