35 Unmissable Films To Watch On TV Over The Festive Period

Thieves broke into a California resale shop, One Stop Sales, stealing $30,000 worth of Labubu dolls, a trendy collectible. Surveillance footage captured the suspects entering the store at 2 AM, and while police have since recovered some items, the shop's co-owner expressed shock at the loss and the impact on their business. Want More Context? 🔎

Abbi Taylor, a 46-year-old self-described ‘adult baby diaper lover,’ was sentenced to two years in prison, suspended for two years, after dumping soiled adult nappies and smearing excrement at nurseries in South Tyneside. Despite identifying as female, Taylor faced multiple charges, including breaching a criminal behavior order, and was noted to have been assaulted in custody, impacting her mental health. Want More Context? 🔎

Avid hikers Alan and Agnieszka Forbes were rescued from quicksand after inadvertently straying onto a live Army firing range while walking near Formby, Merseyside. Despite the mishap, they continued their adventure, completing their walk and stopping at Wetherspoon pubs, part of their quest to explore UK establishments and trails. Want More Context? 🔎

A McDonald’s customer in Acton, west London, violently attacked staff by jumping over the counter and throwing objects, leading to a chaotic scene where he was eventually subdued by employees. McDonald's condemned the incident, emphasizing their zero-tolerance policy for violence, while social media users criticized bystanders for not intervening during the altercation. Want More Context? 🔎

Israel's security cabinet has approved a plan for full control of Gaza City, intensifying fears for civilians already facing severe hardships under ongoing military operations. Critics argue this represents an escalation towards genocide, as Israel maintains control over essential resources and humanitarian aid, while the international community's responses have been insufficient amid widespread devastation and loss of life. Want More Context? 🔎

The US Air Force plans to procure two Tesla Cybertrucks, along with other vehicles, for live missile fire testing, aiming to simulate real-world combat scenarios. Despite the Cybertruck's touted durability and a drop in popularity due to declining sales and safety recalls, the Air Force's interest highlights its perceived toughness in potential combat situations. Want More Context? 🔎