Missing woman ‘murdered by ex in central London office block and wheeled out inside bin’

Officials and Hershey’s are urging consumers to stop buying certain Jolly Rancher products due to safety concerns over the presence of mineral oil hydrocarbons, which are not permitted in UK food. The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has listed the affected items, including various hard candies and gummies, and emphasized that while immediate health risks are low, regular consumption could pose dangers. The FSA is coordinating with local authorities to recall these sweets from shops, as...

A chemical leak at the Austin Powder Red Diamond explosives manufacturing plant in Ohio resulted in the evacuation of the nearby village of Zaleski and grounded flights within a 4,000-mile radius. Approximately 3,000 gallons of nitric acid leaked from a 5,000-gallon tank on Wednesday morning, creating a large orange plume and prompting health officials to warn about potential irritation from nitric oxide exposure. Fortunately, there were no immediate reports of injuries, and by the afternoon,...

In Llanelli, Wales, bomb squad officers have cordoned off five roads and evacuated homes following reports of an 'active bomb' near a Post Office on New Dock Road. Explosive ordnance disposal experts were called in after a 57-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of offenses under The Explosive Substances Act. Residents have expressed their concern, noting the increased police activity and the establishment of a rest center at Llanelli Leisure Centre for those affected. Full...

SummaryIn an interview with Emma Henderson, Britain's leading LGBT+ rights campaigner reflects on his six decades of activism, during which he has encountered death threats and violence, including a bullet through his front door. He criticizes the police for their failure to apologize for past injustices faced by the LGBT+ community and emphasizes the need for Hungary to face sanctions due to its ban on Pride events. His experiences highlight the ongoing struggles for LGBT+...

The UK and EU have reached a historic agreement regarding Gibraltar, resolving a key issue from Brexit. The deal allows for unrestricted movement between Gibraltar and Spain, with British Foreign Secretary David Lammy emphasizing its support for Gibraltar's economy and sovereignty. Passengers at Gibraltar Airport will still undergo border checks from both Gibraltarian and Spanish officials, ensuring compliance with Schengen regulations while maintaining the region's stability and prosperity. Full Article

A British photographer, Toby Canham, was shot in the head with a rubber bullet while covering the Los Angeles protests against immigration detentions. He was filming from an elevated position when a California Highway Patrol officer fired at him from about 100 yards away, resulting in a forehead injury and a visit to the hospital. The protests, which have entered their fifth day, have seen multiple injuries and arrests, with Governor Gavin Newsom warning of...