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Tony Bartlett, 39, is on trial at Bristol Crown Court accused of murdering his four-week-old son, Atticus. Prosecutors allege that Bartlett violently shook Atticus after consuming nine pints, causing severe brain injuries. Atticus died on July 23, 2022, following the incident at their home in Chard, Somerset.

Families marked the anniversary of the Air India crash in Ahmedabad, which killed 260 people, as they await a final investigative report. Indian authorities are anticipated to provide an interim update soon, with officials indicating further analysis of the aircraft’s engines is necessary before completing the report.

In their final days, Alice Carrier and her girlfriend sought advice from an OpenAI chatbot, raising concerns about the lack of referrals for professional support during their exchanges. The nature of their communications has prompted discussions on the use of AI for mental health guidance.

A major fire at a warehouse on Oxgate Lane in Brent, northwest London, led to the evacuation of over 70 residents. Witnesses reported thick black smoke visible from miles away. The blaze, involving a multi-use two-storey building, prompted a response from 25 fire engines and around 150 firefighters.

South Korea’s former President Yoon Suk Yeol has received a 30-year prison sentence for sending military drones into North Korea, amid claims it was a tactic to justify his martial law declaration in 2024. The Seoul court’s ruling follows previous convictions related to his controversial leadership.

A spring rainstorm has impacted southeastern Saskatchewan, causing significant flooding at a golf course in Esterhazy and affecting basements in Churchbridge. Authorities are assessing the extent of the damage while residents work to manage the water accumulation.

A young girl who dangled for at least nine minutes from a window ledge in Ilford was saved by a ‘complete stranger’ – who said his cricket skills helped him catch her. The three-year-old was spotted by onlookers clinging to a window on a flat above a pawnbroker’s on Ilford High Road, east London, on Tuesday afternoon. Fortunately, she was brought to safety by a police officer and a civilian who rushed out of his home to save her. A Muslim immigrant saved the day Father-of-two Mohamed Jesil of South Asian decent, who arrived to the UK as immigrant, was brave…

FIFA’s Fan Festival in Toronto was forced to carry out an emergency evacuation midway through Mexico’s World Cup opener against South Africa on Thursday night. Thousands of people had turned up to watch the first match of the World Cup on the big screen in the Fort York grounds in Toronto. The world cup in history An embarrassing week for Gianni Infantino has led to a calamitous first day of the World Cup 2026. World Cup 2026 has been the worst in history, where everything is going wrong. However, shortly before half-time, the game was abruptly stopped on the big screen and…

The Kremlin labelled Canada a ‘warmonger’ nation following its signing of a joint production deal, indicating intentions to respond by disclosing the addresses of Canadian firms involved. The statement underscores escalating tensions between Russia and Canada amidst ongoing geopolitical conflicts.

In Gaza City, Ali Tafesh, an amputee football player for Gaza Al-Irada, trains in the damaged Palestine Stadium. As Gaza prepares for the World Cup, he reflects on losses from the ongoing conflict, highlighting the challenges faced by athletes in a region with severely impacted sports infrastructure.