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Police drop investigation into case of missing Oldham boy who turned up in France
Police have dropped an investigation into the disappearance of a boy from Oldham who turned up in France six years after going missing.
Alex Batty was taken to Spain by his mother, Melanie, in 2017 and they did not return home in defiance of a court order that had granted …
Three men who died in dinghy trying to cross Channel were ‘unlawfully killed’
Three men who died in a dinghy overfilled with people trying to cross the Channel that “literally fell apart at the seams” were unlawfully killed, a coroner has found.
The conclusion follows Ibrahima Bah’s conviction for gross negligence manslaughter in relation to four deaths in the incident in the Channel …
Boy, 14, arrested after 12-year-old stabbed to death in Birmingham
A 14-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a 12-year-old boy was stabbed to death while walking home from school in Birmingham.
West Midlands police said the victim was found by a member of the public on Tuesday afternoon after being stabbed in the stomach, and was …
Nick Clegg defends Meta’s removal of Facebook and Instagram factcheckers
Washington Capitals goalie says errant nachos to blame for conceding goal
NHL goalies already have enough to deal with – flying bodies, razor-sharp skates and pucks traveling at more than 100 mph – without delicious Tex-Mex snacks entering the fray.
But that’s what Washington Capitals goalie Logan Thompson had to contend with on Tuesday night, and he says it led to …
De Minaur feels ‘slapped across face’ after stinging Australian Open defeat
Israeli forces surround Palestinian hospital and refugee camp in West Bank
Israeli forces have besieged a Palestinian government hospital in Jenin and a nearby refugee camp in the heart of the city, as the Israeli defence minister, Israel Katz, said the assault marks “a shift in … security strategy” in the West Bank.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said on Wednesday …
Djokovic’s Australian Open show of steel sends a message: there’s still more to come | Tumaini Carayol
In the most recent late-night exhibition of his insatiable resilience and desire, as he again belied his ageing body to deliver another legendary performance, one of the most significant moments of Novak Djokovic’s quarter-final defeat of Carlos Alcaraz at the Australian Open came as the Serb clung desperately on to …
Families’ relief as memorial unveiled to black South Africans who died in first world war
Elliot Malunga Delihlazo’s grandmother would say that her brother Bhesengile went to war and never came back. The family knew he had died in the first world war, but they never had a body to bury, only a memorial stone in the rural family homestead in Nkondlo in South Africa’s …
Sinner sweeps past De Minaur to thwart home hopes of Australian Open joy
At one point during this humbling defeat by world No 1 Jannick Sinner over Alex de Minaur in the quarter-finals at Melbourne Park, the Australian’s mother Esther looked to the heavens. Her son was in the middle of his greatest test, a clash against the world No 1 as deep …