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Stalker soldier jailed for life after slitting his girlfriend's throat 'tried to return to India' to serve his sentence, victim's family claims
Former Sky worker Alice Ruggles, 24, was found by her flatmate with her throat slashed in the bathroom of her home in Gateshead, Tyne and Wear, on October 12, 2016.
Georgia man left terribly disfigured by his two pet dogs says he doesn't blame them for attack and that he plans to keep them
Dustin suffered horrific injuries to his forehead and also had a disfigured nose after the incident.
'SNL UK' Star Drops An F-Bomb Of Her Own On Shane Gillis Following Sexist Monologue
People are taking notice of the U.K. edition of “SNL” — and they’re praising it for “doing everything the U.S. version is afraid of doing.”
Federal MP Helen Haines fighting for life after being hit by a car outside her office - as shaken Prime Minister confirms she was 'attacked' and counter terror units investigating
Victorian Independent MP Helen Haines was injured after being struck by a car outside her Wangaratta electoral office on Murphy Street at 3:30pm Monday afternoon.
Parents snap up Play-Doh 'mega' bakery set for £5 instead of £30 in clever deal stack
Kids can live their very own GBBO experience at home with the set
‘It’s a disgrace’: Son-in-law fumes at state of overgrown ‘jungle’ cemetery
A son-in-law has slammed the council over the state of a town cemetery, as grass and weeds cover the graves.
Two men and two women arrested after police officer blasted with sawn-off shotgun in Nottingham
Suspects fled the scene of the shooting in the city centre at 4.50am on Sunday while the officer was rushed to hospital where he is in a stable condition after being treated for his wounds.
The MasterChef star fighting for one of the North West's most historic markets
Gareth Baty is taking over the award-winning market to cook dishes built entirely from the produce of the traders who work there, putting them centre stage as the guests of honour
Fair Work win for hundreds of thousands of Aussies who will now get the legal right to request to work from home
Thousands of Clerical and administrative workers will have their award rights updated with rights to request to work from home from next week.
Autistic student took his own life in college toilets, inquest hears
Sam Coutts died in the toilets at his sixth form college, following a meeting with his vice principal about his social media posts
