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The mum of two-year-old Lola James repeatedly refused health visitor check-ups, a report finds.

The husband in a separated couple told the court he believed his wife had given birth, while she said it was not true.

Three girls, aged 6, 7, and 9 were killed at a dance class in Southport on Monday.

Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and two accomplices will plead guilty in Guantanamo Bay trial, say US prosecutors.

BBC NI spends 24 hours with the Welcome Organisation on the frontline of homelessness.

An hour prior to the attack, the IDF lifted multiple roadblocks at entrances to Nablus.

Albuquerque Head admitted he took part in one of the most violence episodes in the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol rioting.

The University of Potsdam's investigation examined allegations that Rabbi Walter Homolka had tolerated “sexually harassing behavior by his life partner… which were not confirmed.”

A spokesperson for the district attorney said that prosecutors would make a timely decision about whether to bring charges.

Uber reported it received more than 3,800 reports of riders claiming they were sexually assaulted by their drivers between 2019 and 2020.

The Australian government this week announced it would spend A$18 million over four years on a new center aimed at keeping safe the undersea cables that power the nation's internet.

Officials are searching for suspects in a poaching incident that left four elk dead in California's Redwood National Park, where hunting is outlawed.

Researchers from Leiden University have developed a method to predict which sellers will be successful in illegal online marketplaces. This could help the police track down big players on the dark web, the hidden part of the internet. Their results are published in Scientific Reports.

Authorities in Washington have determined that a Tesla that hit and killed a motorcyclist near Seattle in April was operating on the company's "Full Self Driving" system at the time of the crash.

Bill marks first effort by Congress in decades to hold tech companies more accountable for content that endangers children and teens.

Meta has agreed to pay $1.4 billion to settle a lawsuit accusing it of violating a Texas state privacy law with a feature for "tagging" friends in Facebook photos, according to a deal finalized Tuesday.

The US Senate passed a sweeping social media safety package Tuesday that would force tech companies to do more to protect children—the first major legislation targeting Silicon Valley in a generation.

Westmeath fire service says it cannot yet confirm number dead after incident in farmland near Killucan

Animal lovers fear legislation will lead to many of the dogs being killed or ending up in overcrowded shelters

Narinder Kaur claimed refunds on goods stolen in 1,000 raids on high street stores across England and Wales