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The farcical story behind ‘Chaos at Heathrow’ headlines on our rolling news channels, and what it says about UK’s criminal justice system
“Major incident at Heathrow Airport as armed police rush to scene and public transport locked down” screamed the Daily Mail on the morning of 7 December 2025.
“Major incident at Heathrow Airport as armed police rush to scene and public tra...
The link between some of Italy’s top football clubs and the Calabrian mafia
Inter Milan is one of the most famous football clubs in Italy, but in recent years their “ultras” have become enmeshed with the Calabrian mafia, from the deep south of the country.
The criminal machinations of the ultras have even led to t...
The strange case of the cryptocurrency kidnap that a London jury decided wasn’t a kidnap
Five men were jailed yesterday (8 September) after two cryptocurrency millionaires were held captive while visiting London from France.
Five men were jailed yesterday (8 September) after two cryptocurrency millionaires were held captive wh...
A blaze that triggered Iran’s revolution: 470 people died in a fire but did the wrong people get blamed for it?
Iran and the United States are still trading blows in the Straits of Hormuz, with talks to settle the conflict appearing to have got nowhere.
The ayatollahs took over in Iran in 1979 after the Shah – who was propped up by his sinister secr...
Tupac: The biggest whodunnit of all time has just been solved but what was the real motive?
On Monday (31 August) a jury in Las Vegas found Duane “Keffe D” Davis (pictured) guilty of the first-degree murder of the legendary rapper Tupac Shakur.
On Monday (31 August) a jury in Las Vegas found Duane “Keffe D” Davis (pictured) guilt...
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