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Police seek dashcam footage after bomb squad's controlled explosion at Kent home
Police are hunting suspects after a reported arson attack in which a suspicious package was detonated and residents were evacuated from their homes.
Midwest teen lured man to park through dating app, then screamed 'I actually hate gay people' and got mob to beat him up, cops say
Abdulwareth Alahmad, 18, allegedly lured a man to Bluebird Park in Ellisville, Missouri, on Wednesday before sharing his hatred for gay people and releasing a mob to beat up the victim, police said.
Bradley Walsh fans convinced new Channel 4 quiz show is a 'hoax'
Bradley Walsh is set to appear in the pilot episode of a new show, but viewers aren't convinced
Suspect charged with wounding with intent after pub assault left three in hospital
A man has appeared in court and three others have been arrested after an assault at a town centre pub left several people in hospital.
Consumer sentiment increased in October: Conference Board
Consumer sentiment rose in October, as Americans’ views of present and future business conditions improved, according to a new survey. The Conference Board’s Consumer Confidence Index rose from 84.2 in September to 91.7 this month. Last month’s index, which the Conference Board revised upward from 81.9, marked the metric’s lowest point in more than a...
Neil Young Sues Trump For Using His Classic Song Again: ‘Opposite Of Everything’ He Stands For
The rock legend and longtime Trump critic previously reached a settlement with the campaign, which promised not to use the song without his permission.
Medway towns rank among Kent's worst for collisions near schools
Data has shown three of the county’s most dangerous school runs in terms of vehicle collisions close to schools are in Medway.
Labour refuses to reveal how many new crimes have been committed by prisoners freed under 'chaotic' new early release scheme
Shadow Justice Secretary Nick Timothy accused the Government of presiding over a 'chaotic' programme that has already seen thousands of offenders freed.
Shau Kei Wan water supply returns after pipe burst
The government said emergency repair works conducted after a water pipe burst in Shau Kei Wan have been completed, with fresh water supply to users in the area returning to normal from 9.30pm on Tuesday. In a social media post, the Water Supplies Department said that because the incident involved a large and complex system of pipes, people living at the ends of the water supply network or at higher elevations may need to wait up to three to four hours before the water reaches them. The department said it would continue to provide water trucks and tanks until the fresh water supply fully returns to normal. It also said it is normal for the water to appear milky or slightly turbid upon supply restoration. Lawmaker Elaine Chik called on the authorities to fully digitalise the city's underground pipeline data to prevent similar incidents from happening. "We suggest that implementing a 'scan-first, backfill-after' rule for all construction projects to build an accurate 3D underground pipeline database for future reference," Chik said. Edited by Aaron Tam
Greater Manchester A&E issues urgent plea to patients as it faces 'extreme pressure'
Patients with non-emergency conditions may be asked to come back at a later time