UK court finds men who stole $6 million gold toilet guilty

Nasen Saadi, a criminology student, was sentenced to life in prison with a minimum term of 39 years for stabbing a woman to death and injuring her friend on Bournemouth beach. Saadi, described as "extremely dangerous" and having a "grievance against women", researched locations for the attack and showed no remorse, with the judge stating he was a danger to society due to his deep-seated rage towards women and society. Saadi, who exhibited a fascination...

The Kremlin warned that Russia may withdraw from a U.S.-brokered moratorium on striking each other's energy infrastructure if Ukraine continues such attacks. The United States brokered agreements with Ukraine and Russia to pause strikes on energy targets in hopes of achieving a ceasefire and peace talks. However, both Russia and Ukraine accused each other of attacking a Russian gas metering station, leading to Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov suggesting that Russia's patience with the moratorium is...

A new Colorado Parks and Wildlife map shows wolf activity across the state, with wolves reintroduced in December 2023 now roaming and expecting pups in the spring. Tracking 27 wolves via collared GPS, their activity was mapped from Vail to Grand Junction to Aspen. A second ballot initiative opposing wolf reintroduction is being circulated, with ranchers concerned about livestock and potential conflicts with Colorado Parks and Wildlife. Full Article

The Conservative party has pledged to tackle Canada's high crime rate, as reported in a video that failed to load. The party aims to address the issue through specific measures, which were not detailed in the video. For more information, viewers are encouraged to refresh their browsers or access other videos from the team. Full Article

Castle Douglas and Crocketford Councillor Pauline Drysdale raised concerns about human excrement being dumped in laybys along the A75, with at least three stop-off points identified. She highlighted the revolting nature of the issue at a Stewartry area committee meeting and called for more action to tackle litter, especially with HGV drivers lacking toilet facilities and bins in lay-bys set to be removed as a cost-cutting measure. Full Article

Confidential military documents containing soldiers' ranks, emails, shift patterns, and weapon issue details were found scattered in Newcastle, posing a significant threat to individuals named in them. The papers, connected to British Army regiments and barracks at Catterick Garrison, included information on accessing weapons storage and an intruder detection system, with one document labeled "official - sensitive." Information security consultant Gary Hibberd highlighted the potential risks of the leaked documents, which have since been handed...