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Choi Mal-ja was sentenced to 10 months in prison suspended for two years after taking off 1.5 cm (0.59in) of her attacker's tongue in an attempt to escape when she was 18-years-old.

Shocking footage shows how athletes were sent flying into the air during the pile-up that took place on stage three of the Vuelta a Venezuela race on Wednesday.

Brooklyn Beckham's ex, Lexi Wood, is speaking out about her past relationship with the heartthrob in a new exclusive interview with the Daily Mail.

They were all convicted of conspiracy to incite racial hatred following a nine-week trial

British tourists heading to France should brace themselves for the biggest French aviation strike in years. 

Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves promised to make Britain the fastest-growing economy in the G7. But there was no growth at all in July. The economy is flatlining.

The legendary actor will reprise his role as fan-favourite character Granville for one final time as part of the 90-minute episode.

Julian Fellowes, Downton's creator, writer and producer, has put the cap back on his pen and it's carriages at midnight for everyone, after one last film.

A statement from a victim said he was regarded "almost as a grandfather figure" and was known as "good old Ken"

French Montana, real name Karim Kharbouch, was seen cradling Sheikha Mahra hand, as his publicist confirmed to TMZ that the pair got engaged during Paris Fashion Week in June.

Danny Chandler attacked her multiple times, leaving her with injuries to her head, face, stomach and leg

Data from the Office for National Statistics ( ONS ) showed Westminster and City of London had the highest gross disposable household income (GHDI) per head in 2023.

It was the first formal search carried out at the Arenas Del Mar Beachfront and Rainforest Resort since Miller Gardner, 14, died on March 21.

The City is set for a revival in new companies listing shares on the London Stock Exchange, with a number of 'jumbo issuers' potentially coming to market next year, according to Peel Hunt.

A tenant made a shocking discovery after returning from holiday to find a handwritten note from his landlord left on the kitchen counter - and what happened next left him furious.

Vinted users are fuming after the popular resale app introduced a new rule that could see users banned for a once-common selling trick.

The two young women were stopped at the gates of Southampton Central railway station because they could not show valid tickets, despite claiming they had bought them on their phones.

The 42-year-old star suffered the injury while training for the role, sources told Deadline on Thursday. Further details of exactly what that injury is have not been forthcoming.

Governments acted to ease tax burdens during the pandemic but this trend started to reverse two years ago and 'has now solidified', it said.

Physicists have confirmed Stephen Hawking's 1971 black hole area theorem with near-absolute certainty, thanks to gravitational waves from an exceptionally loud black hole collision detected by upgraded LIGO instruments. New Scientist reports: Hawking proposed his black hole area theorem in 1971, which states that when two black holes merge, the resulting black hole's event horizon -- the boundary beyond which not even light can escape the clutches of a black hole -- cannot have an area smaller than the sum of the two original black holes. The theorem echoes the second law of thermodynamics, which states that the entropy, or disorder within an object, never decreases. Black hole mergers warp the fabric of the universe, producing tiny fluctuations in space-time known as gravitational waves, which cross the universe at the speed of light. Five gravitational wave observatories on Earth hunt for waves 10,000 times smaller than the nucleus of an atom. They include the two US-based detectors of the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) plus the Virgo detector in Italy, KAGRA in Japan and GEO600 in Germany, operated by an international collaboration known as LIGO-Virgo-KAGRA (LVK). The recent collision, named GW250114, was almost identical to the one that created the first gravitational waves ever observed in 2015. Both involved black holes with masses between 30 and 40 times the mass of our sun and took place about 1.3 billion light years away. This time, the upgraded LIGO detectors had three times the sensitivity they had in 2015, so they were able to capture waves emanating from the collision in unprecedented detail. This allowed researchers to verify Hawking's theorem by calculating that the area of the event horizon was indeed larger after the merger. The findings have been published in the journal Physical Review Letters.

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