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Newcastle dad collapsed in Leazes Park after being escorted out of A&E
An inquest into the death of Lee Robson has revealed how a patient with severe head trauma was escorted off medical premises by security personnel.
Iran Proposes Reopening Strait of Hormuz to End War, Wants Asset Release
Iran has offered to reopen the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for frozen assets, though President Trump rejected the proposal as oil prices surged.
Healey vows to stick to fiscal rules in budget built on hope
Chancellor John Healey used his first conference speech to pledge a new age of industrialisation while committing to strict Treasury fiscal rules amid rising debt.
Italy Imposes Fuel Price Caps as Eni and IP Lower Rates
Italy has officially implemented fuel price caps as major energy providers Eni and IP lower petrol and diesel rates to ease financial pressure on households.
US Northeast storm cancels flights and cuts power to thousands
A severe autumn Nor'easter has battered the US Northeast, grounding hundreds of flights, causing widespread blackouts, and forcing event cancellations.
Lufthansa flight diverted to Lyon after power bank catches fire
A Lufthansa Airbus A321 carrying 198 passengers was forced to divert to Lyon after a passenger's portable power bank ignited mid-flight.
Cornell University faces lawsuit over fraternity gang rape allegations
A lawsuit filed against Cornell University and its Chi Phi fraternity alleges seven members drugged and gang-raped a student. Court filings describe the sharing of digital invitations during the assault.
Jovanotti turns 60: the eternal ‘lucky lad’ who loved to walk
As Italian pop icon Lorenzo 'Jovanotti' Cherubini turns 60, he marks the milestone with a quiet family dinner rather than a grand public celebration.
Roberto Mancini begins second stint as Italy coach against Belgium
Roberto Mancini begins second stint as Italy coach against Belgium
Macklemore announces Free Palestine tour after Ed Sheeran tour drop
Rapper Macklemore has announced an independent concert series to benefit humanitarian organizations following his removal from Ed Sheeran's stadium tour.
Iran airlines cancel international flights as US sanctions take effect
Major Iranian carriers suspended international routes as new US sanctions took effect, threatening secondary penalties against foreign aviation providers.
Harvey Weinstein Sentenced to 15 Years for 2006 Sex Crime After Retrial
Disgraced former producer Harvey Weinstein has been sentenced to 15 years in prison following a retrial for a 2006 sexual assault in New York.
Brazilian model, 25, found dead in car trunk: ex-boyfriend arrested
A 25‑year‑old Brazilian model was found dead in the trunk of her ex‑boyfriend’s car during a customs check on the A8 motorway, and the ex‑partner was arrested on murder charges.
Colosseum worker dies after falling 10 metres during night shift
A 22-year-old specialist worker has died after falling 10 metres during overnight maintenance at Rome's Colosseum, sparking a formal safety investigation.
Trump denies role in blocking María Corina Machado return to Venezuela
President Donald Trump denied instructing anyone to block Venezuelan opposition figure María Corina Machado from returning to her country.
Spain locks in World Cup-winning coach Luis de la Fuente with a deal through 2032
Spain has locked in World Cup-winning manager Luis de la Fuente on a historic contract extension that secures his leadership of the national team through 2032.
German Christian Democrats slump to historic lows in regional elections
Germany faces severe political turbulence as Chancellor Friedrich Merz's Christian Democrats suffer historic losses in regional elections amid a far-right surge.
Typhoon Dujuan: 275 flights cancelled and flood warnings in Japan
Typhoon Dujuan has triggered widespread disruption across eastern Japan, grounding 275 flights and prompting evacuation warnings for over 1.6 million residents.
UK issues amber heat-health alerts as third heatwave begins
The UK has entered its third heatwave of the year, with amber health alerts issued for London, the Midlands, and southern England as prolonged high temperatures strain water supplies.
US clocks to fall back one hour as daylight saving time ends November 1
Millions in the US will turn their clocks back one hour on November 1 as daylight saving time ends, renewing debates over permanent time legislation.