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The head of Ukraine's military intelligence said Yevgeny Prigozhin's war-hardened mutineers couldn't reach the "backpack nukes" from the Voronezh-45 nuclear base because the facility's door was closed

Researchers from North Carolina State University analysed state parks in the area where they found the mites which carry the bacteria which causes scrub typhus - a disease which can shut down the heart and lungs

Bryant "Eduardo" Rivera, a suspected serial killer who has been compared to Ted Bundy, has been arrested near Los Angeles for allegedly murdering three sex workers in Mexico over a year ago

The analysis comes as the Prime Minister prepares for this week's NATO summit in Vilnius where the war in Ukraine is expected to top the agenda

The victim of a horror accident at Don Mueang International Airport in Bangkok, Thailand, has vowed to sue the airport after she needed her leg amputated

Nasrat Ahmad Yar, 31, survived the Taliban and got his family to the US for a better life only to be shot dead while working as a ride-share driver in Washington DC

Shark attacks are on the rise - there were nearly as many reported this week as there were throughout all of 2022. Some experts weighed in on the phenomenon and preventative measures being taken

In a courageous act, an employee of a residential block took down a gunman who entered the building's lobby with a rifle

Pictures from the scene in Philadelphia's southwestern Kingsessing neighbourhood show an assault rifle being carefully put into an evidence bag by investigators

A California social media influencer, Katie Sorensen, has been sentenced for falsely accusing a Latino couple of attempting to kidnap her children in a video that went viral

The US Coast Guard continued the search for the Titan submersible, even after knowing it had imploded, while debris found later confirmed the tragic fate of the sub and its crew

The frantic search to find the missing Titanic tourist submersible expanded "exponentially" today as crews search a surface area twice the size of the state of Connecticut and 2.5 miles deep

After being shot, the 22-year-old woman underwent an emergency C-section and gave birth before succumbing to her injuries

Anastasia-Patricia Rubinska was working as a waitress on the Greek party island of Kos when she was given a lift on a motorbike from a Bangladeshi citizen who is now in custody charged with her murder

Ecuadorian Bella Montoya has been officially declared dead less than two weeks after she was placed in her coffin and found breathing four hours later by her horrified family

Louise Cunningham, of St Helens, Liverpool, was caught on a secret camera helping herself to pills and money while attending the home of Willie Wilkinson, who suffers with dementia, on July 4, 2022

Sequoia Samuels was reported missing early on Thursday morning after family woke up and she was nowhere to be found with the front door of their apartment in Memphis lying open

Woman allegedly caught on surveillance footage using a self-checkout till trick to steal a trolley load of food worth $970 from a Pick 'n Save supermarket in Wisconsin.

Mark Dicara, 62, was drifting off when he thought he heard an intruder entering his home in Illinois on April 10, but he awoke to a searing pain and a gunshot wound that had gone through his whole leg and lodged itself into the bed under him

Friday's historic indictment against former US President Donald Trump claims that he risked national security by storing boxes of classified material in a Mar-a-Lago bathroom and shared a confidential 'plan of attack'

A 23-year-old Tennessee petrol station employee was shot and killed during her shift, leading to the arrest of a father and son who robbed her the store at gunpoint. Just moments prior, she expressed concern over her safety at work

Steve Feltham, 60, lives in an ex-mobile library van on Dores Beach, and spends his time searching for clues to prove the existence of the Loch Ness Monster after becoming fascinated as a child

Frank Partridge claimed he was a functioning alcoholic while working as a licensing officer in London’s West End. Detectives found a video on the phone of Ryan Bishti, the owner of Cirque Le Soir nightclub in Soho

North Korea's attempt to put its first military spy satellite into orbit failed as its rocket crashed off the Korean Peninsula's western coast

Daniel Anderson - who has a background in security and close protection - spilled the beans about planting trackers, spying on people and travelling the world to answer his clients' questions