Infamous Lorena Bobbitt case to be turned into Hulu miniseries… 33 years after housewife severed her husband's manhood
Lorena Bobbitt made headlines around the world when she cut off her husband John's penis with a knife and dumped it in a field in June 1993.
One woman is dead and eight are hurt after house fire in London: Murder probe is launched
Metropolitan Police officers attended a property on Berkley Avenue in Hounslow, in the west of the capital, in the early hours of Wednesday following reports of a fire.
Microsoft ends one of the last ways to buy VMware without big bundles
Broadcom’s VCF-or-nothing licenses are coming to Azure
America's 'oldest inmate' who was given his last meal eight times before being spared dies aged 101
The convicted murderer was serving on death row and came close to being executed eight times, but his life was repeatedly spared.
Mushroom killer Erin Patterson's 'catastrophic' hotel claim dismissed by prosecutors for having 'no substance'
Prosecutors have poured cold water on Erin Patterson's bid to overturn her murder convictions.
Trump's bombshell boast about Kim Jong Un and their secret letters as he casually reveals his harrowing nuke stockpile
Donald Trump confirmed Wednesday that he will meet with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un later this year.
DAN HODGES: Farage's authority over his party is under threat - from a man who should be his great champion
In the mid-1980s, Derek Hatton, the sharp-suited leader of Liverpool's Militant Tendency, rose to prominence. The Merseyside council become a symbol of Labour 's lunacy
Russians pull billions from banks over fears Putin will raid savings to pay for Ukraine war
Russians are pulling billions from banks in the country over growing fears that Vladimir Putin could raid deposits to pay for his war against Ukraine.
Professor T, the detective with more mummy issues than Tutankhamun: CHRISTOPHER STEVENS
Paging Dr Freud! The neurotic detective show with a raging 'mother complex' is back, and it's more messed up than ever.
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Labour's Net Zero ban on new diesel lorries would be scrapped by Tories
Kemi Badenoch's party vowed to reverse the Government's 'ideological' plans to phase out diesel trucks and lorries in favour of electric vehicles if they return to power.
So much for a cost of living crusade: Pressure on PM to water down Net Zero pledges as inflation jumps and energy bills forecast to hit three-year high
Prime Minister Andy Burnham to water down Labour's Net Zero dogma at a time when critics say hard-pressed consumers and businesses can ill afford to pay for it.
Nigel Farage is urged to pick a side after Reform infighting intensifies
Nigel Farage's party was branded a 'circus' by one insider following the fallout from a row over a senior member's suspension.
Woman stabbed to death in street in London is named as man is charged with murder
Police officers responded to reports of a knifing at around 8.19am on Tuesday on Askew Road, Shepherd's Bush, where two women were found with stab wounds.
The Psychology of Digital Employee Experience (DEX)
This whitepaper reveals how invisible friction accumulates, why traditional IT metrics miss it, and how high-maturity organizations use DEX
Farm where Tony Martin shot and killed teenage burglar given green light to develop four new homes
Pub landlady Jacqueline Wadsley, 52 - the sole beneficiary of Martin's £2.5 million estate - withdrew plans for another scheme in May that would have converted five run-down barns into ten homes.
AMD inches closer to its goal of making AI suck less ... energy
House of Zen claims latest systems already 4x more efficient than two years ago
1,000 UK charities are hit by a huge cyber attack: Millions could be at risk
Up to 1,000 charities have been caught up in the hack, including Breast Cancer UK, English National Ballet and the Molly Rose Foundation.
The Morning Poll: Should ministers intervene to lower energy bills further this winter?
Should ministers intervene to lower energy bills further this winter?
Kemi Badenoch accuses Labour councillors of leaving flagship town hall with £137million budget gap while ministers its funding by 40 per cent
The Conservative leader said Labour had left Wandsworth Council, which it lost to the Tories in May after running it for just one term, with a 'historic' £137million gap in its finances.