All news for 2023-06-21

A rescue operation led by Moroccan authorities said the inflatable dinghy was originally carrying 59 people onboard - with a number still missing, believed drowned

A toddler found a gun in the nightstand of a bedroom in a property in Norwalk, Ohio, police said. The child, two, shot his pregnant mum in the back, who later died of her wounds

Since pandemic restrictions were eased relatives are still facing issues with visiting loved ones - an issue branded a 'dangerous hangover from Covid'

David Lee's sex act caused unnecessary suffering to the bird and Lee, of Sunderland, Tyne and Wear, was arrested for an offence which comes under the Animal Welfare Act 2006

The annoyed wife baffled social media users after revealing the reason why her husband left her asleep in a hot car while he took their children inside their home

Argentinian pair Lionel Messi and Sergio Aguero have a close friendship and could well be reunited in the future in an unorthodox way that has proved popular with legends in the past

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag hopes to sign Mason Mount this summer, but Chelsea have now knocked back their first two offers for the England international

John Griffin worked as a television producer at CNN for eight years before being terminated after his sickening crimes came to light including derogatory language about women

The lesser-known Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (or NALFD) is perhaps a hidden illness you have never come across before - and one in three of us are already developing it

Former Toddlers and Tiaras star Isabella Barrett became one of the youngest self-made millionaires in America after launching her own jewellery line - and is now sharing what her every day is like

Martin Kabrhel has denied allegations of cheating after an outburst from former World Poker Tour champion Dan Smith during the World Series of Poker tournament in Las Vegas

French Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin said a fire was underway on Rue Saint-Jacques in Paris’ fifth arrondissement, close to the Jardin Du Luxembourg

The price drop means shoppers will pay just £8.99 for the speaker

Tim Clarke has visited 240 Wetherspoons across the UK and kept the menus as proof. But he doesn't think that's enough and wants the boozer to bring out a 'passport' scheme

Three young children, aged six to eight, who had diabetes have died in a flat in Egypt after binging on sweets and ice cream while their mum was out of the building

The newest season of Charlie Brooker's hit series Black Mirror has prompted six times more viewers to rethink how quickly they accept the terms and conditions of a service without reading them

A tattoo artist has told how a man had a "rusty" penis padlock that he couldn't remove after his girlfriend, with the only key had left him, and it was eventually taken off using a hammer

An affidavit states Adam Montgomery beat Harmony Montgomery, five, to death after she wet herself in the car they were living in at the time of her disappearance

A mum-to-be has shared a series of rules for anyone who wants to visit her newborn, but while some are in praise of the rules others say they are too strict and will 'upset people'

The Stamford Bridge outcast has been tipped to move back to the Bundesliga in order to rediscover his best form, having struggled under a string of managers at Chelsea

Sabrina Dawood, the sister of businessman Shahzada, has acknowledged the global interest in finding her relatives but requested privacy at this difficult time

Rear Admiral John Mauger from the US Coast Guard said that five people on board the submarine-like submersible vessel that ventured to the Titanic wreck likely will run out of oxygen tomorrow morning

Celebrity chef Gino D'Acampo made reference to not cooking with aubergines - a clear dig at the outburst from This Morning boss Martin Frizell earlier this month when he was quizzed about a ‘toxic’ work environment following Phillip Schofield’s bombshell departure

Love Island viewers have demanded Sammy Root be the next villa resident to leave after he took a "disgusting" swipe at Jess Harding

Nearly 40 per cent of people end the month with no money left, while 24 per cent run out of cash for must-have goods either most months or most days, according to research