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P&O Ferries warns of 10-hour delays for travelers at Dover this Sunday due to heavy traffic.
In Britain, rising concerns among pediatricians about smartphone usage among children under five highlight potential developmental risks and social implications.
A participant's drag transformation is criticized for busted makeup and a bad wig.
Chicago faces record-high murder rates, with some blaming drill rap for the violence.
Ground-breaking investigations into romance fraud and real-life murder cases highlight the intense work of law enforcement in the UK series '24 Hours In Police Custody'.
Two AK-47s and a Scorpion submachine gun were among the weapons a drug dealer sought through an encrypted phone before his arrest in 2024.
54 grams of crystal meth, valued at over £6,000, are discovered in a car during a police stop in Luton, England.
The Duchess of Cambridge pays tribute to Sarah Everard at Clapham Common this hour.
Russia shuts down Deutsche Welle's Moscow office and revokes journalist accreditations on Friday.
A volunteer team begins searching in East Cleveland after Michael Madison's murder arrest.
The 2011 International Festival in Edinburgh showcases Asian culture with the National Ballet of China's performance.
Nina Conti reflects on her career as a ventriloquist and her beloved puppet Monkey while preparing for her performance at the Pleasance Dome in Edinburgh.
Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay reach the summit of Mount Everest on 29 May 1953.
Retired judge Eduardo Padro shares his experiences at the New York Supreme Court in this documentary.
Edward Snowden's flight from Hawaii to Hong Kong culminates in a meeting with The Guardian journalists, where he reveals the NSA's Prism surveillance program.
El Chapo is sentenced to life in prison, claiming his trial was unjust on Wednesday.
Kathy Burke examines social injustice and real crime narratives while highlighting the work of detectives and A&E staff across Britain.
Eltiona Skana is sentenced to life for killing seven-year-old Emily Jones in Bolton.
A service dedicated to Olivia Pratt-Korbel highlights community grief and calls for justice.
Eric Toth is arrested in Nicaragua for child pornography charges linked to Maryland.
Erica Garner shares her father's death by NYPD chokehold and the ensuing protests for justice.
Daniel Khalif is arrested by the Metropolitan Police in Chiswick after escaping Wandsworth prison.
Finland plans to limit Russian tourist visas amid discussions on broader sanctions.
A £130 million flagship station at King's Cross St Pancras opens, leaving Waterloo station feeling ghostly and redundant as Eurostar relocates.
Corinna May finished fourth from last in the 2002 Eurovision Song Contest, a setback that significantly impacted her music career and public visibility.
Evel Knievel attempts to jump across Idaho's Snake River Canyon on September 8, 1974, using a steam-powered rocket in a historic stunt.
Everyone loves Jennifer Lawrence, especially as she aims for another Oscar this week.
Everything Everything performs Schoolin' live at the Guardian's studio in Manchester.
DNA evidence links a suspect to the murder weapon, with investigators noting he left the scene in a gray tracksuit and later washed his clothes.
Frank Abagnale warns Facebook users about identity theft risks at Advertising Week Europe.
Cindy Brown confronts the devastating reality of her ex-husband Bobby Joe Long's confession to murdering 10 women during his 1984 murder spree.
Passengers aboard Azamara Journey enjoy a festive cultural celebration in Vietnam.
Emanuel live tweets the Michael Brown shooting, changing the narrative in Ferguson, Missouri.
Kabul's 2021 evacuation campaign highlights the challenges faced by British ex-soldiers and the Ministry of Defence amid the Taliban's resurgence.
In the world of online adult entertainment, individuals exploit the facade of virginity for financial gain, revealing the complexities of identity and deception.
Kabul's 2021 evacuation crisis highlights the British Ministry of Defence's efforts and the challenges faced by ex-soldiers as families flee the Taliban.
Kabul's evacuation in 2021 highlights the British military's efforts to rescue civilians as the Taliban seized control, featuring firsthand accounts from servicemen and women.
Two women accused of killing Kim Jong-un's half-brother appear in court in Malaysia today.
Fans in Bray honor Sinead O'Connor with a procession along the Promenade.
Emma Tustin and Thomas Hughes are sentenced for the murder of Arthur Labinjo-Hughes.
A missions trip to Africa with his grandpa inspired Todd's passion for gold mining and shaped his aspirations for the future.
Federal workers in Washington face hardships during a government shutdown and seek food donations.
Protests outside Ferguson Police Department highlight anger over Mike Brown's death and lack of justice.
The Gbmani barge hits disaster in the Niger Delta during a night journey with 1,700 aboard.
A woman describes feeling harassed by the press, stating she had to lie in the back seat of a car to avoid being photographed.
April Jones, a five-year-old girl, goes missing in Machynlleth on October 1st, 2012.
La Paz's cable car system, inaugurated under President Evo Morales, aims to transform urban transport and ease traffic congestion for residents.
Clinton's bail was set at $150,000 after spending 20 years on death row, leading to his eventual release and reintegration into society.
