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A mum says she is at her wit's end as the rubbish heap next to her home continues to grow. Dominique Mangan said that even after erecting a £1,000 fence to block the view of the waste from her living room, the pile has now escalated beyond its height.
Police are urging city centre goers to 'remain vigilant' after an iPhone was stolen out of a victim's hand 'in the blink of an eye'.
A blimp that advertised a soccer team in Brazil crashed and deflated, officials say. One person was injured. (Credit: Catalina Isadora Alves via Storyful)
The Arsenal squad are reportedly revelling in the belief that they got under Manchester City's skin following a heated draw at the weekend. The Gunners were moments away from an illustrious away win until John Stones netted a 98th-minute equaliser.
Spanish MEP Alvise Pérez is under investigation for the alleged illegal financing of his far-right party 'Se Acabó la Fiesta' (SALF) ahead of the European elections on June 9. Supreme Court prosecutors launched an investigation after uncovering evidence of a crime linked to a €100,000 cash transfer.
Former Conservative Party co-chairwoman Baroness Sayeeda Warsi has resigned the party’s whip in the House of Lords, as she said the party is 'hypocritical' and moved too far to the right.
A 52-year-old man has been imprisoned for causing death by dangerous driving following the fatal incident that claimed Nicole Cummings' life. Alec Keiran, from Daisy Meadow in Bamber Bridge, admitted to the charge at an earlier hearing and received his sentencing today, Thursday 26 September, at Liverpool Crown Court.
The hijacking of a Wi-Fi landing page at UK train stations, including Manchester Piccadilly, that was changed to an article about terrorist attacks, was an 'act of cyber vandalism', the communications firm involved has said.