Arsonists burn down farmhouse on Princess Diana’s Althorp House estate

A holidaymaker, Beth Milligan, claims she was unjustly removed from a Jet2 flight from Glasgow to Spain due to her anxiety about flying, despite being reassured by cabin crew that she was fine. After disclosing her previous chest pain, which had been deemed non-threatening by doctors, she was labeled a ‘medical liability’ and escorted off the plane, leading to her and her boyfriend losing their £1,300 holiday. Jet2 stated that their priority is customer safety...

A major fire broke out at a shop with residential flats above on High Street North, East Ham, around 19:02 BST on May 29, 2025, prompting the London Fire Brigade to deploy ten fire engines and approximately 70 firefighters to the scene. The fire, which has engulfed half of the ground floor shop, poses risks to the flats above and has resulted in High Street North being closed, with authorities advising locals to avoid the...

Authorities are searching for former Gateway police chief Grant Hardin, 56, who escaped from the North Central Unit prison in Arkansas while disguised as a corrections officer. Hardin, known as the "Devil in the Ozarks," was serving a 30-year sentence for the murder of James Appleton in 2017 and had previously been convicted of rape. His escape has alarmed the community, especially Appleton's sister, Cheryl Tillman, who expressed fear over his release; the FBI is...

Stephen Castle, 59, was convicted of murdering Wayne Woodgate, 54, after a long-standing grudge related to a 2015 police tip-off. Footage showed Castle joking with police about the kidnapping charge and later revealing Woodgate's body was hidden in his flat. Castle admitted to the killing but claimed he did not intend to murder, ultimately found guilty of murder by a jury and set to be sentenced on June 26. Full Article

A man has been charged after a car drove into a crowd of jubilant football fans in Liverpool, resulting in at least 79 injuries, including a nine-year-old child. Paul Doyle, 53, faces multiple charges, including dangerous driving and grievous bodily harm with intent, following the incident during Liverpool's Premier League victory parade. Seven individuals remain hospitalized in stable condition, and fundraising efforts have raised over £30,000 for those affected, with police confirming the event is...

Summary Paige Myers, 21, was sentenced to six months in prison, suspended for 18 months, after spiking another woman's drink with poppers during a night out in Prudhoe, Northumberland, in April 2024, believing it belonged to a friend. The victim experienced dizziness and panic after consuming the drink, which contained isopropanol, a component of poppers. The court deemed Myers's actions recklessly dangerous, though she expressed remorse and had no prior offenses, leading to a sentence...