Twisted mortuary worker jailed for selling skull, lungs and testicles to body parts ‘collector’

A 22-year-old man named Taylor Mitten has been charged with the murder of his 25-year-old relative, Jack Mitten, who was found fatally injured at a house in Worthing, West Sussex. Following his arrest on Friday, Taylor has been remanded in custody and is set to appear in court on September 8, while the family has requested privacy during this difficult time. Want More Context? 🔎

Two teenagers have recently made headlines in the Premier League: Liverpool's Rio Ngumoha, who at 16 became the second-youngest to score a winning goal, and Arsenal's Max Dowman, who debuted at just 15. Expert Steve Sallis emphasizes the importance of balancing sports and education for young players while noting that early potential does not always lead to long-term success. Want More Context? 🔎

London-bound drivers in Kent are facing severe delays due to a lorry fire that shut down the M20's westbound lanes between Junctions 3 and 1 this morning. The incident, occurring around 5:45 am, has led to traffic congestion stretching back 4 miles, with delays estimated at 45 minutes, while firefighters continue to work at the scene. Want More Context? 🔎

A fugitive father, Tom Phillips, who lived in the New Zealand wilderness with his three children for nearly four years, was shot dead by police after a manhunt. The children, aged 11, 9, and 8, were found safe, and one child provided crucial information to authorities about their siblings' whereabouts following a burglary incident that led to Phillips' death. Want More Context? 🔎

The US seized the luxury superyacht Amadea, valued at £240m, linked to sanctioned Russian oligarch Suleiman Kerimov, who denies ownership, claiming it belongs to businessman Eduard Khudainatov. As the yacht is up for auction, legal risks persist for potential buyers, as ownership claims could be challenged in foreign courts, potentially leading to costly litigation. Want More Context? 🔎

Mining in Zimbabwe: A Deadly TradeIn Zimbabwe's Matabeleland North, artisanal mining is a perilous occupation, with workers like Gilbert Nuovu and Gordon Sibanda recounting the dangers and fatalities associated with illegal pits. Despite the risks—including collapses and lack of safety gear—many locals dig for gold due to high unemployment and poverty, often leading to tragic consequences. Want More Context? 🔎