“It’s the most dangerous place to go surfing in the world ... 200-300 great whites that are over 12 feet (3.2 metres), in South Australia, so you know, somewhere between the three and ...

Just over a year since a devastating earthquake struck the High Atlas Mountains, on the outskirts of Marrakech, Morocco now claims to be the most visited destination in Africa. In 2024 ...

I'm definitely going to prison." Before later saying: "I'm so, so sorry." The driver, from Ospringe, Faversham, was arrested later that night and charged with causing death by dangerous driving ...

Computer hardware retailers Wootware and Dreamware Tech say 27-inch monitors are the most popular among gaming customers due to their versatility in features like resolution and refresh rate.

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Police are on the hunt for a former Cardiff and QPR star once considered Wales’ most promising footballer. Leonne Jeanne, 44, has been "recalled to prison" by South Wales Police, who are urging ...

In response to several deaths at the Tarrant County jail, the county sheriff, Bill Waybourn, invited a team of auditors to inspect his prison ... with the most at stake in the issue.

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Here are the top 10 African countries that get the most HIV/AIDS support from the U.S. in 2024: 1. South Africa - $250 million South Africa has the highest number of people living with HIV in the ...

President Donald Trump’s nominee for FBI director, Kash Patel, a Trump loyalist who has promoted right-wing conspiracy theories, is “one of Donald Trump’s most disturbing picks” who seems ...

Britain’s prisons are at risk of becoming like “Latin American jails” according to a letter published in The Times newspaper from three former prison governors. Ian Acheson, John Podmore, and ...