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US Swimmers Should Face Charges, Police Say
Police have reportedly recommended that two US swimmers, Ryan Lochte and James Feigen, face charges for falsely reporting a crime.
Trump’s ‘MR BREXIT!’ Tweet Bemuses Internet
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has caused a stir with a cryptic tweet: “They will soon be calling me MR. BREXIT!”
Police Probed Over Ex-Footballer’s Taser Death
Two West Mercia police officers are under criminal investigation over the death of former Premier League footballer Dalian Atkinson.
Rebranded Nusra Front Uniting Syria’s Rebels
Syrian rebel groups have united around the militants formerly known as the Nusra Front after they split from al Qaeda.
Two Young Children Caught Up In 125mph Car Chase
A video of a teenage driver reaching speeds of 125mph with a baby and a girl in the back of his car has been released by Gloucester Police.
Ebola Nurse Faces Disciplinary Action
Ebola nurse Pauline Cafferkey faces disciplinary action over claims she gave dishonest answers to medical staff after returning from Africa.
Alistair Brownlee Wins Olympic Triathlon Gold
Britain’s Alistair Brownlee has successfully defended his Olympic triathlon title, while his brother Jonny has claimed the silver.
‘Firenado’ Phenomenon Filmed During US Wildfires
Tornado-like flaming vortexes – known as “firenadoes” – have been spotted across the US where states are battling a swathe of ferocious wildfires.
Cadaver Dogs Used To Solve Severed Feet Puzzle
Trained search dogs are being used to try and solve the mystery of three human feet discovered in the same area in Bath.
Retail Sales Rise As Spending Jumps In July
Shoppers have shrugged off post-Brexit fears as retail sales increased by more than expected in July, according to official figures.
Man Who Didn’t Kill Anyone Will Be Executed
A man is about to be executed over a robbery that ended in a shopkeeper’s death – even though he did not witness the shooting.
Team GB Athlete ‘Robbed At Gunpoint’ In Rio
A Team GB athlete has been robbed as they returned to their accommodation during the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, according to reports.
Little Omran Becomes Symbol Of Desperate Aleppo
A Syrian boy rescued after an airstrike on Aleppo has become a symbol of the desperate situation in the city.
Irish Man Dies In Mistaken Identity Gang Hit
An Irish man shot dead while on a family holiday in Majorca was killed in a case of mistaken identity in a suspected gangland attack.
Sir Philip Urged To Stop ‘Swanning About’
Sir Philip Green has been urged to stop “swanning about” on his yacht, get on a private plane and sort out the BHS crisis.
US Swimmers Pulled Off Flight Amid Robbery Row
Two American Olympic swimmers have been removed from a flight to the US by authorities investigating claims they were robbed at gunpoint in Rio.
TV Presenter Seriously Ill In Rio Hospital
Television sports presenter Charlie Webster is seriously ill in a Rio hospital after contracting an infection.
University Gender Gap Reaches Record High
The gender gap between female and male students attending university is at a record level and “needs addressing”, according to the head of the university admissions body.
‘Flying Bum’ Takes To The Skies Over UK
The world’s largest aircraft has taken to the skies over the UK for its successful maiden voyage.
Homeless Given ‘Meaningless Advice’ Say MPs
Local councils have come under fire for too often giving homeless people “ineffectual and meaningless advice”, according to MPs.
Love Story Director Arthur Hiller Dies
Arthur Hiller, the Hollywood director of classic 1970 romance Love Story, has died at the age of 92.
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