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Super El Niño then and now: NASA releases satellite photos from 1997, 2015 and 2026 to show just how powerful this year's climate event is shaping up to be
NASA has released satellite images of two previous El Niños - in 1997 and 2015 - alongside a satellite image of this year's event, to compare their build-ups.
Knife-wielding phone robber who punched victims on terrifying Tube crime spree is jailed for more than four years
Fabian Pawlowski targeted victims travelling on London's Underground by asking to borrow their phones to make a call and threatening them by pulling knives out of his pocket.
Councils have spent £42m on 20mph speed limits in three years - only for many to be reversed
Despite the sizable outlay, some councils are already undoing the changes, with hundreds of roads reverting to the higher limit enforced previously.
Man injured after reported hit-and-run
Police are appealing for witnesses to come forward after a car reportedly hit a person before driving away.
He sexually abused a boy decades ago - now his sick crimes have caught up on him
Daley Sweeney was brought down after his victim bravely came forward years later
RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: Trump is toast! Don't ask me, just listen to what the voters are saying in the local Cheers-style bars of the US
You learn more about the state of American politics from Bobby's than you ever do from watching the biased American TV networks - or the BBC.
53-Year-Old NFL Hall Of Famer Says He Has Parkinson's Disease
“This is bigger than football,” said the all-time great, who is currently a college head coach.
Andy Burnham issues winter weather warning as storms batter UK
The Prime Minister has highlighted flooding as a particular concern
The infamous 'beer and sandwiches' were replaced by 'cheap' biscuits and tea: Inside the pre-Budget No 11 backdoor summit between union barons and the Chancellor
One thing about Wednesday night's backdoor Downing Street summit between union bosses and the Chancellor hadn't changed since the sixties: the barons were apparently in charge.
Teenager from Bury admits terror offences over posting of mass killing live stream and murderer's manifesto
Damien Woolfenden, 18, appeared at the Old Bailey
