Friends reveal tragic truth about 'America's worst neighbor' and fears about mountains of trash blighting his $1.3m home in ritzy LA neighborhood
Residents in the posh Fairfax District neighborhood in Los Angeles have complained for years about the unbearable odor emanating from the 'trash house' on Martel Avenue.
Man, 43, arrested over Australian MP car 'attack' is identified as radical anti-Israel climate campaigner - as Helen Haines remains fighting for her life after losing a leg
Brendan Nugent, 43, was arrested after Helen Haines, a centrist independent, was struck by a car outside her MP office on Monday afternoon, seeing her lose a leg.
Eleven people still missing after boat capsized off coast of Mexico now feared to have been eaten by sharks
The US Coast Guard has suspended its search for 11 people missing after a boat capsized off Baja California, with survivors reportedly suffering severe injuries consistent with shark bites
Humans have to befriend bots 'or we're toast' and I 'fear for' my children, says genius Brit AI inventor
Professor Geoffrey Hinton, a British-Canadian computer scientist known for his work on artificial neural networks, issued the stark warning at a festival in Tenerife.
ICANN testing tech to let law enforcement access non-public WHOIS info
Single sign-on to help address imminent threats to life, critical infrastructure, or kids
QUENTIN LETTS: The veterans, some superbly whiskered, stiffened their spines as Kipling was quoted
Mr Francois, a man of emphatic patriotism, cited Rudyard Kipling's Tommy poem - the one in which Kipling notes the propensity of our elite to exploit stoical infantrymen.
Labour ministers are accused of betrayal over the Northern Ireland Troubles Bill
Critics said the Bill - replacing the Tories' Legacy Act, which gave soldiers immunity against vexatious prosecutions - cannot be properly scrutinised after it returned to Parliament on Monday.
Labour will hike taxes at the Budget, two thirds of Brits predict in new poll ahead of 'critical test' for Chancellor
Some 58 per cent of people think the country is heading in the 'wrong direction', compared to just 18 per cent who believe things are looking up, the research by Ipsos found.
Labour is now plotting Budget raid on family businesses... after the farm tax fiasco
Chancellor John Healey could try to raise cash by targeting rules which are often used to pass businesses down to the next generation, according to reports.
A real-life Babe! Meet Tom - the Piglet who was saved after falling off a lorry on his way to the slaughterhouse
The six-month-old pig owns cuddly toys, hangs out with chickens and cats and even rolls over for belly rubs. But his life wasn't always one of comfort and companionship.
Say cheese! Hilarious photos show pelicans playing with a ball
Pictures of the birds show them jovially playing together at a beach on Safety Bay in Western Australia, with one scooping up an abandoned dog ball from the sands.
Zelensky 'pleads with US Senate for help on battlefield' after Trump calls to replace Ukrainian leader
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky reportedly pleaded with a bipartisan group of US senators for aid in the war against Russia, as US President Trump called for his ouster.
Hero barber reveals how he dragged Helen Haines' attacker from LandCruiser, kicked away a flick knife and pinned him to the ground
A hero barber has spoken out.
Helen Haines' heartfelt message about Australia and the national flag hours before she was deliberately attacked
Federal MP Helen Haines is fighting for life after she was struck several times by a LandCruiser outside her electorate office.
Civil servant who fraudulently racked up £280,000 remotely working several full-time jobs answered 'no' when asked if he already worked for the government, court told
Kashim Chowdhury, 55, allegedly lied multiple times to secure overlapping jobs with organisations including the Home Office and the Department of Health and Social Care.
Crystal Palace's nightmare start to the season unpacked: The blunders that could cost Pierre Sage his job, how Steve Parish and Matt Hobbs sold him short in the transfer market - and why players feel worried and confused
Sage is under intense scrutiny after Palace's shambolic 5-0 thrashing by rivals Brighton. But that must not distract from the inexcusable failures of his bosses.
Mission to Mars! Japanese spacecraft begins epic five-year quest to bring Martian moon samples back to Earth for the first time
A Japanese rocket is set to blast off on an ambitious £262 million mission to swipe soil samples from one of Mars's mysterious moons.
Bodies of two women are found inside home after neighbours raised concerns
Officers rushed to the property in Rounds Hill, Kenilworth, on Sunday evening after neighbours had reported concerns over the women's wellbeing but were found unresponsive.
Thousands of mourners come together for funeral of innocent family who were killed in 'act of evil' arson attack
Philip and Kim English, along with sons Callum, and Jayden, tragically died after their home was targeted in Waterford on Tuesday, October 13.
Now Energy Secretary attacks her own Government's plan to make migrants wait longer to win permanent status in Britain
Energy Secretary Miatta Fahnbulleh, seen as a rising star within the Labour Government, attacked the Home Office's proposals to make immigrants wait years longer for 'settled' status.