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Andrew Tate and Tristan are released to house arrest after three months in Romanian custody.
Andrew Tate and Tristan remain in detention, facing serious charges in Romania until January.
Andrew Tate and his brother face serious allegations in a Romanian court as they deny wrongdoing.
Andrew Tate is accused of trafficking while still reaching young audiences on social media.
Andrew Tate faces serious allegations in Romania, claiming insufficient evidence for charges.
Angela Merkel attended her final European Union summit after 16 years in office, where she expressed concerns about the bloc's future and unresolved migration issues.
Angela Rayner condemns the Prime Minister for attending a party while many people couldn’t see loved ones.
Anjem Choudary is found guilty of terror offences and faces up to ten years in prison.
Harry Dunn's family learns Anne Sacoolas is charged with his death by dangerous driving.
Footage shows a playground attack where a knifeman stabs children and is pursued.
Anthony Rolon seeks parole after 18 years for the murder of Bobby Botelho, facing family opposition.
Since its launch in July 2016, Pokémon Go has been linked to over 75 incidents of violence, crime, and even deaths across various locations in the United States.
Coral Jones and Detective Superintendent Reg Bevan appeal for help in finding April Jones.
Arab Americans express growing frustration with Kamala Harris over her refusal to allow a Palestinian-American speaker at the Democratic National Convention.
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Russian officials report an explosion on the bridge to Crimea caused by a truck fire.
Drink spiking incidents in Britain prompt urgent discussions on safety, community vigilance, and support for victims, as highlighted by Kathy Burke and law enforcement.
Michelle Knight recounts her captivity by Ariel Castro on the Dr Phil show, alongside Amanda Berry.
Ariel Castro appears in court as charges are read against him for kidnapping Amanda Berry, Gina Dejesus, and Michelle Knight.
A week after Castro's sentencing, his house is demolished to symbolize community healing.
A 19-year-old man is arrested for a security breach at Windsor Castle during Christmas.
Elmer and Jeremy confront armed threats while towing illegally parked cars in Las Vegas, highlighting the dangers faced by tow truck drivers in the city.
An arrest warrant for Putin is issued for war crimes in Ukraine involving children.
Peru leads in counterfeit US dollars, with just over 16 million forged bills seized in 2015.
A hit and run suspect is arrested, prompting public debate about the legal process.
Sead Kolasinac fights off armed carjackers with his bare hands in North London.
Indigenous artists in Canada confront decades of fraudulent Indigenous art and souvenirs.
Birmingham City honors Arthur Labinjo-Hughes, a boy killed in a tragic case of abuse.
Shaista Gohir and Saidah Sultana discuss grooming gangs targeting girls in Birmingham.
Aswad Thomas reflects on his recovery from a shooting that interrupted his basketball dreams, while confronting the cycle of violence affecting his family in the United States.
Several people have been killed in a shooting at Cielo Vista mall in El Paso, Texas.
An Aeroflot flight to Murmansk catches fire during an emergency landing in Moscow.
ATM heists surge in Germany, with criminals using Brute Force tactics to steal cash.
Larry McCarthy highlights his impactful political ads, including the Willie Horton ad.
A group of 10 to 15 men attacked the Frosch nightclub in Frankfurt an der Oder, injuring two and raising tensions around the local refugee community.
Strikes in Kyiv on Tuesday kill two as Russian attacks intensify on residential areas.
Babies in Gaza face life-threatening conditions as Israel's blockade of fuel supplies exacerbates the humanitarian crisis, prompting calls for accountability from leaders like Benjamin Netanyahu.
British farmers urge The Government to lift bans on cannabis cultivation for CBD oil.
Ghulam Azam, 91, hears his verdict which spares him the death penalty due to poor health.
Bangladesh faces protests and political turmoil ahead of the general elections.
The Bank of England faces a Serious Fraud Office investigation over money market auction rigging.
Barack Obama discusses Edward Snowden's case and US-Russia cooperation after the Boston Marathon.
Barcelona's police force utilizes high-speed motorcycles to efficiently respond to crime, showcasing their readiness in high-pressure urban environments.
Barclays and four former executives face fraud charges from UK authorities related to controversial side-deals with Qatar during the 2008 financial crisis.
Ransomware attacks have increased by over 100 to 200 incidents per year, costing businesses hundreds of millions to billions of dollars annually.
Mohamad Chatah, a critic of Hezbollah, is assassinated in a Beirut car bomb explosion.
A massive explosion in Beirut kills 135 and injures 5,000, raising questions about government negligence.
Beirut protests erupt with fury as citizens demand justice for explosion victims.
