Man Hit by Van in Lewisham High Street Crash
Emergency services rushed to Lewisham High Street at 7am on Saturday, 18 October after a van collided with a pedestrian. Massive Response from Emergency Teams The Metropolitan Police, London Ambulance Service, London Fire Brigade, and London’s Air Ambulance all attended the scene. Victim Hospitalised, Condition Unknown The victim, a 54-year-old man, was taken to hospital […]
Fire Erupts at Dhaka Airport Cargo Terminal, Grounding Flights
Major Blaze Disrupts Operations A massive fire broke out at Bangladesh’s busiest airport, Dhaka’s Hazrat Shahjalal International, causing flight delays and diversions on Saturday. Officials confirmed that both domestic and international flights have been affected as the flames tore through the cargo terminal. Firefighting Efforts in Full Swing Thirty-six firefighting teams, backed by the […]
£10,000 Reward After Mosque Arson Shocks East Sussex
A £10,000 reward is up for grabs to catch the culprits behind a shocking arson attack on a mosque in Peacehaven, East Sussex. Fire Rips Through Mosque as Worshippers Escape Unharmed The blaze erupted on the evening of Saturday, 4 October 2025, at the mosque on Phyllis Avenue, causing major damage. Luckily, worshippers inside heard […]
Urgent Appeal to Find Missing 13-Year-Old Callum in Swindon
Police are desperately searching for Callum, a 13-year-old boy who vanished in Swindon. Last Seen Leaving for School Callum was last seen at 8am on Friday (17/10), leaving his home to go to school. Since then, he has not been spotted. What He Was Wearing He may be donning his school uniform and carrying a […]
Rachel Reeves Eyes Motability Shake-Up in £1bn Cost-Cutting Bid
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is gearing up to overhaul the Motability scheme as part of an effort to slash more than £1 billion from the budget. The move targets the taxpayer-funded programme that lets over 860,000 disabled Brits lease vehicles without paying VAT or insurance premium tax. Luxury Motors Under Fire The scheme, costing taxpayers £2.8 […]
Blazing Chaos on Air China Flight as Lithium Battery Ignites Luggage Bin
Flames erupted mid-air on Air China flight CA139, sparking panic as a lithium battery in a passenger’s bag suddenly burst into flames. The fire broke out in the overhead luggage bin during the trip from Hangzhou to Seoul. Cabin Crew Battle Blaze, Flight Diverts to Shanghai Quick-thinking cabin staff jumped into action, containing the blaze […]
Predatory Teacher Preyed on Vulnerable Boys
Former East Sussex Schoolmaster Jailed for 20 Years Over 1970s Child Sex Abuse Predatory Teacher Preyed on Vulnerable Boys Raymond Langley, 76, has been locked up for two decades after a chilling spate of child sex offences at a school in East Sussex during the late 1970s. Langley, once housemaster and bursar at the now-defunct […]
Tragic early morning discovery sparks police probe
Police Arrest Trio Over Teen’s Death Three people have been arrested following the grim discovery of a 19-year-old female bar worker found dead in Manchester in the early hours. The young worker was found unresponsive in a flat near The Deaf Institute, close to her workplace, Gorilla nightclub. Welfare Concern Sparks Emergency Call Greater […]
Four people and dog rescued from fire at six storey flat block in Bethnal Green
Massive Fire Erupts on Hackney Road – Four Rescued The London Fire Brigade sprang into action after the first of 18 urgent 999 calls came in at 6.57am this morning, alerting them to a flat fire on Hackney Road. Eight Engines and 60 Firefighters Battle Blaze A huge emergency response saw eight fire engines and […]
Pregnant mum killed in brutal attack – killer admits murder after initially pleading manslaughter
Shaine March U-Turns, Confesses to Murder of Pregnant Partner Alana Odysseos, 32, was just weeks pregnant with her third child when she was viciously attacked at her Walthamstow home in July last year. Initially, her partner Shaine March, 45, admitted manslaughter by diminished responsibility but denied murder. That changed dramatically on Friday when March […]
