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Former OpenAI worker accused of bugging conference room planned travel to Saudi Arabia: Prosecutors
A former OpenAI employee accused of bugging the company’s offices was planning to leave the U.S. for Saudi Arabia when he was arrested earlier this month, according to federal prosecutors. Abdulrahman Alfozan, a…
Teens accused of stealing car tried to flee police after vehicle spotted
Teenagers accused of stealing a car tried to flee from police after officers spotted the vehicle.
EU chief warns UK must pay to 'reduce economic disparities' between member states - amid fears Burnham will make concessions at summit next month
Maros Šefčovič, the bloc's trade commissioner, listed the demand among the goals for a summit with Andy Burnham next month.
Shark kills woman swimming off popular South African beach
A woman died on Tuesday after being attacked by a shark while swimming off a popular beach on South Africa's southeastern coast, witnesses and authorities said.
Staff at under-fire Child Maintenance Service may have missed suicidal thoughts of plumber, pre-inquest review told
Concerns were raised at the hearing that up to four CMS employees failed to respond appropriately to indications that Peter Racher, 41, was at risk of taking his own life.
University robotics student who stabbed housemate 30 times in 'cold-blooded execution' after row over rent admits murder
Zack Coughlan, 23, was dressed all in black and wore a mask and gloves to ambush Jamie Collins, 21, in the garden of their home in Filton, South Gloucestershire.
'Could you rephrase your question in a less condescending manner?' The exact moment Victim A turned the tables on Jeffrey Donaldson's smug legal argument and how it convinced 12 strangers he was a vile paedophile
As the former DUP leader begins his 15-year sentence, I can now say that nothing prepared me for what his victims had to endure in court as they fought for justice.
Mother who blamed vaccines for her twin toddlers' deaths faces being executed if she's convicted of their murders
Andrea Shaw, 23, was taken into custody in June after her 18-month-old daughter and son, Dallas and Tyson, were found dead in their bed on May 1, 2025.
Tories demand Government supports new laws to ban polygamous marriages from the welfare system so taxpayers are no longer 'bundling cash to men with multiple wives'
Ministers were urged to support a Bill aimed at ensuring taxpayers are no longer 'bundling cash to men with multiple wives'.
Fighter jets 'intercept packed BA flight' sparking terror fears after pilots failed to respond to air traffic controllers
Pilots on the flight from Cyprus to London Heathrow failed to respond to air traffic controllers, prompting fears of a terror incident at 34,000ft.
