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Right-wing activist Danny Tommo was arrested at a BP petrol station on suspicion of criminal damage and endangerment after filming himself slashing a Channel migrant dinghy that had a rescue crew member aboard. The article recounts the arrest video, police statements, and Tommy Robinson's appeal for support.
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Former Sen. Kyrsten Sinema's ex-bodyguard and former lover, Matthew Ammel, allegedly broke into her Arizona home and caused over $200,000 in damage, including throwing paintings into her pool. Ammel, an Army veteran with PTSD, was arrested on felony criminal damage charges but released without bond and placed on electronic monitoring. The incident follows a 'homewrecker' lawsuit filed by Ammel's ex-wife accusing Sinema of destroying their marriage.
Ten years after RAF gunner Corrie Mckeague disappeared in Bury St Edmunds, his mother Nicola Urquhart reflects on her son's life, the inquest's conclusion, and how the family keeps his memory alive for his daughter. She says she has found closure and believes they did everything possible to find him.
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TSA officers at Dallas Love Field discovered a pocketknife concealed inside a tube of toothpaste in a passenger's carry-on bag. The married couple told officers their son had suggested hiding the knife to sneak it through security; they surrendered it and continued their flight.
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DNA testing confirmed that skeletal remains found in Caldwell County, Texas, belong to Jason Landry, a Texas State University student who disappeared in December 2020 after crashing his car while driving home for Christmas. Authorities said the remains shed no new light on his death and that there is no indication of foul play. The Landry family has been notified and the Texas Attorney General's Cold Case Unit continues to investigate.
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Police in Scotland arrested 36 people in coordinated raids targeting a Vietnamese organized crime group involved in human trafficking and cannabis cultivation. Around 300 officers searched 47 addresses, uncovering 14 cannabis-growing operations.
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The mother of Oliver McGowan, an autistic teenager who died in 2016 after being given anti-psychotic medication, says she is 'deeply hurt' that NHS staff may have inappropriately accessed his medical records. Bristol NHS Foundation Trust is investigating several staff members and has referred itself to the Information Commissioner's Office amid wider concerns about NHS record snooping.
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Leaked documents show the Prison Governors' Association warned members in England and Wales against using unsafe or inadequate cells amid worsening overcrowding, with the adult male estate at 98.5% capacity. Staff describe doubling up in single cells and failing infrastructure, while the government cites early releases and new places. The Ministry of Justice says cells are only doubled up where safe.
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An Idaho sheriff's office identified a man who died of cyanide poisoning in 1982 as Dr. Mathew Francis Betkouski, an organic chemist, raising questions about a possible link to the unsolved Chicago Tylenol murders. Investigators are not naming him as a suspect and could not place him in Chicago during the fatal week.
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A British man, Benjamin John Braithwaite, was found dead and naked near an off-grid community in Sicily. Italian investigators have ruled out suicide and are examining theories including a sexual practice gone wrong, while authorities say there is no evidence of an occult ritual link.
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A historian claims new evidence suggests Adolf Hitler may have been present at the 1931 death of his niece Geli Raubal, contradicting the long-accepted suicide account and alibi placing him in Nuremberg. The article recounts the official timeline, the rumored sexual relationship, and Hitler's controlling behavior toward her.
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More than 100 visitors to Six Flags are accusing the X2 rollercoaster in Southern California of causing traumatic brain injuries, according to attorneys representing them. CBS News correspondent Carter Evans reports on the claims.