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A major incident has been declared in Worksop, Nottinghamshire, following a suspected gas explosion that partially destroyed a terrace house on Saturday evening. Emergency services, including fire crews and the East Midlands ambulance service, evacuated nearby homes to ensure the safety of residents and to account for all individuals in the area. As of Saturday night, it was still uncertain if the explosion had resulted in any casualties. Full Article

A man allegedly stole four live canaries from Perfect Pets in Swindon by hiding them in his trousers, as captured on CCTV. The shop owner, Neil Eatwell, reported the theft, valued at £175, and suspects a woman accompanying the thief acted as a lookout. Eatwell expressed concern for the birds' well-being, noting their trusting nature and previous incidents of theft, and is collaborating with local authorities to identify the suspects based on community tips. Full...

A tragic helicopter crash occurred on April 10, 2025, in the Hudson River, claiming the lives of Siemens executive Augustin Escobar, his wife Merce Camprubi Montal, their three children aged 4, 5, and 11, and pilot Seankese Johnson. The family, visiting from Spain, was on a sightseeing flight when the helicopter broke apart midair shortly after takeoff. This incident adds to the history of helicopter accidents in New York, with at least 38 fatalities since...

SummaryA significant gas explosion occurred in Worksop, Nottinghamshire, destroying a house on John Street and damaging nearby properties. Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service responded to reports of the explosion, evacuating residents while confirming no injuries have been reported. Chief Inspector Neil Humphris stated that emergency services will remain at the scene to investigate the incident, which has been described as a major incident. Full Article

Hugh Saunders, a retired pottery painter, tragically took his own life after being a victim of fraud where £20,000 was stolen from his bank account. Despite being reimbursed by Barclays, he was suffering from dementia and believed the issue persisted, leaving a note indicating his intention to go to Rudyard Lake. Following a search, his body was found in the lake, and the coroner concluded that his death was a suicide due to drowning, as...

Lord Peter Hendy, the rail minister and former Transport for London commissioner, has apologized and reported himself to the police after being caught texting while driving a vintage Routemaster bus during a charity tour in London. A passenger witnessed this incident last month, which Hendy described as an "error of judgment." His actions have drawn attention, highlighting concerns about road safety and responsible driving practices. Full Article