All news by author: Charlie Jones

Leandro Mathias de Novaes, a lawyer who also shared pro-gun content on social media, had taken his mum for an MRI scan in São Paulo, Brazil, when he failed to heed warnings to remove all metal objects

Ben Kable was on his way home from a New Year's Eve Party in Oakland County, Michigan, US, when he was hit by a car and killed. Investigators say they pieced together fragments of Tubtim 'Sue' Howson's car left at the scene

The terrifying warning was made by exiled oligarch Mikhail Khodorkovsky who now lives in Britain after falling foul of Putin. In 2001 he founded Open Russia, an organisation advocating democracy and human rights

The brazen bit of jewellery was worn ahead of a huge military parade which gave North Korean leader Kim Jong-un a chance to show off his latest and largest nuclear missiles

The builder posted a picture of the mysterious safe on social media kicking off a flurry of speculation about what could be inside and why it was boarded up in the first place in Los Angeles, US

The three bodies were discovered by police who had to break their way through two doors to get inside the family home in Andover, Massachusetts, US

As all eyes were on President Joe Biden and his wife after she swanned in to cheers from the Democrats, Jill and Doug Emhoff misjudged the distance between them and appeared to make the social slip up

Davion Irvin, 24, told police he took the stolen monkeys on the local light-rail system before dropping them off at his animal stash house not far from Dallas Zoo, according to court documents

Dianne Gordon, 65, had been walking the three miles each way to and from her job when she stumbled across the plastic bag filled with cash and wedding cards outside a petrol station in Michigan, US

Richard Wendell Sotka, 48, was arrested in Mississippi County, Arkansas, US, by police 10 hours after the brutal double killing. He told police he felt humiliated after walking in on the two in a compromising position

Walmart stores across the US have been targeted by phone calls reporting bombs, according to an update from the New Hampshire Department of Safety

The photo was released by Gabby Petito's family's lawyers as part of a lawsuit against the Moab City Police Department accusing the officers involved of missing the chance to save their daughter

Raheem Taylor, 58, was convicted of the 2004 killings but has always claimed his innocence with his lawyers claiming there's enough evidence to at least postpone the execution

Leonard 'Raheem' Taylor has always claimed his innocence, saying he was in California at the time his live-in girlfriend and her three children were shot to death in their Missouri home

Tre Evans-Dumaran, 24, had been helping residents hit by heavy flooding on the Hawaiian island of Maui when he was sucked into the storm drain and swept 800 yards to the shoreline

After a picture of the shark was posted on social media someone came and cut off the tail, dorsal fin, pectoral fin, and what was left of the teeth in Cold Storage Beach in Dennis, Massachusetts, US

Juliette Lamour, from Ontario, Canada, bought the winning ticket on the advice of her grandad but quickly forgot, only remembering when news started spreading that the winner was from her city

Rescue teams across the region are working day and night desperately trying to get those trapped to safety. Some of those beneath the rubble were using social media to guide rescuers

The video shared by the boutique shows a woman entering the store, apparently on her phone, before an accomplice come in and carry off the stroller when the shop's owner was distracted with another customer

The National Guard have been called in to help evacuate everyone within a mile radius after a train carrying hazardous materials derailed East Palestine, Ohio, US

Police fear the dad told his wife and children to stay in the second-floor attic of their property when he went down to investigate the heavy smoke coming from downstairs in Charly-sur-Marne, France

David Balogun's feat is all the more impressive considering he studied remotely from his home in Bensalem, Philadelphia, US. His family are now looking to colleges but said they need to find one that would work for the nine-year-old

Jo Ann Ussery's remarkable project went on to inspire others with one man now even holding festivals where the artists perform on the wings of his home in Hillsboro, Oregon, US

A bill proposed by Democrats in the Massachusetts state legislature would allow prisoners in the US to exchange bone marrow or an organ for time off their sentence, capped at one year

Investigators believe the body of Regina Michalski could have been in the freezer for two years. Her daughter Eva Bratcher has been charged with concealing the death in Chicago, US