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A MAN was being quizzed on suspicion of murder last night after an armed burglar was stabbed to death at his home. The pensioner, named locally as Richard Osborn-Brooks, left, was arrested
A PENSIONER was held on suspicion of murder yesterday after confronting an armed burglar who broke in as he and his disabled wife were sleeping. In a case that will reignite the debate about the rights of homeowners to defend themselves, Richard...
FOOTBALL was in mourning last night after the death of former England captain Ray “Butch” Wilkins at 61. The legend – who played in two World Cups for his country – had a heart attack and fall at his home a week ago.
A PENSIONER has been arrested after stabbing to death a suspected armed burglar he confronted in his southeast London home early today. The 78-year-old was asleep with his wife when he heard noises and got up to challenge two intruders. One of the...
Nasim Aghdam, the woman who carried out a gun attack on Youtube’s California headquarters, claimed the company had censored her videos. Her family said they had warned police she might be plotting an assault. Aghdam took her own life in Tuesday’s attack.
A crowd of 35,000 packed into the Gold Coast’s Carrara stadium yesterday for the opening ceremony of the 2018 Commonwealth Games, which drew on Australia’s history and traditions with dancers recreating life on the beach, theme parks, and local wildlife.
Presidents Rouhani, Erdogan and Putin attempt to find common ground at a summit meeting in Ankara
A combination of the “Beast from the East” and last year’s wet summer has caused devastation for Scotland’s sheep farmers. The recent whiteout conditions and freezing temperatures have led to ten times the normal number of lambs and ewes dying this...
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