Where Humanity Meets the Headlines
A sheriff has concluded that the fatal Stonehaven train derailment, which killed three men in 2020, could have been avoided if a drain had been built correctly.
Passengers on a train where a man was stabbed thought he was joking when he warned them to run, a court has heard.
A fourth boy has been arrested after five teenagers were stabbed at a Halloween party in Hampshire. One victim remains in a life-threatening condition.
Holly Alex, a survivor of grooming gangs, criticizes the Scottish government for delaying the public inquiry promised nearly nine months ago, urging faster action.
China dismisses reports of a China-made artillery shell found in Papua New Guinea, calling it a 'shell-shaped wine bottle' that poses no danger.
Jacob Allen Morley, a convicted murderer who escaped from a Tennessee prison, has been captured after a week-long manhunt across multiple states.
Spain's Transport Minister Óscar Puente resigns after a deadly high-speed train crash near Urda that killed at least 69 people, citing accountability.
Prince Andrew has been summoned to testify in a High Court fraud trial, facing questions about his financial dealings and a £750,000 payment.
A 17-year-old girl in Strabane, County Tyrone, rescued an unconscious boy from a bonfire after he was punched, suffering severe burns. Her quick actions have been praised.
Humaira Batool, 26, jailed for 10 years for causing death by dangerous driving after crashing a rented Lamborghini at 140mph on the M62, killing her friend.
Andy Lloyd, 56, was electrocuted when his lorry's grab arm hit an 11,000-volt power line at a farm in Conwy. His 14-year-old son was with him.
A third teenager has been arrested after five teens were stabbed at a Halloween party in Chandler's Ford, Hampshire. One victim remains in critical condition.
Russian strikes on an aid centre, hospice, and hospital kill at least 38 civilians in Ukraine over 24 hours, as Zelensky condemns "one of the largest mass killings" of the war.
Seven flights across Europe, including two from the UK, were inspected after suspected bomb threats, causing disruptions but no explosives found.