Inside ‘hellish’ Afghan jail where British pensioners are locked without charge

Esme and Lee Baker tragically died in a caravan fire while on holiday at Golden Beach in Skegness, with police determining the cause as accidental. The family from Nottingham area was devastated by the loss of the father and daughter, prompting investigations by authorities. Emergency services responded to the fire early Saturday morning, with condolences and support extended to the affected families and friends by the holiday park and authorities. Full Article

Kim Leadbeater, the MP leading the issue of assisted dying legislation in England and Wales, is confident that the postponement of the next vote by three weeks will not delay the bill reaching royal assent. The bill, which has seen numerous changes since the initial vote in November, will now return to the Commons on 16 May for its report stage and votes if time allows, instead of the previously scheduled 25 April. The delay...

Concertgoers at Jet Set nightclub in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, were tragically crushed to death when the roof collapsed during a concert, leaving 44 dead and over 160 injured. The club expressed deep sorrow and is cooperating with authorities to assist victims and determine the cause. In Serbia, a similar incident at a train station resulted in 14 deaths, sparking protests and an anti-corruption campaign by the government. Full Article

Two men have died in a light aircraft crash at Darley Moor racing club in Derbyshire. Emergency services are on the scene, with the Air Accidents Investigation Branch launching an investigation. Firefighters were called to the crash site, and family members of the victims have been notified. Full Article

Over the past few days, there has been a surge in attacks on people of color, leading to a sense of fear and unease. The aftermath of the Southport murders fueled anti-immigrant riots, causing widespread violence and hate crimes. Politicians have become involved in controversial cases, such as Lucy Connolly's, leading to debates on sentencing and policing practices. Full Article

Kerri Pegg, a 42-year-old prison governor at HMP Kirkham, has been found guilty of misconduct after accepting a £12,000 Mercedes car from inmate Anthony Saunderson, who paid for it with 34kg of amphetamines. Saunderson, a Liverpool drug gang boss nicknamed "Jesse Pinkman" after the TV show Breaking Bad, sparked a relationship with Pegg that led to her facing potential jail time for her actions. Full Article