Barry Island: Teen Arrested After Taha Soomro's Death at Popular Funfair Sparks Outcry
A 16-year-old's sudden death at Barry Island Pleasure Park has led to a police investigation and the arrest of a 15-year-old boy. Witnesses are urged to come forward as the cause remains unclear. Police have warned against online speculation.
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Indonesia Dog Meat Trade: Despite Public Support, National Ban Stalls Amid Deep-Rooted Challenges
Indonesia’s parliament is considering new animal protection laws that could finally outlaw the dog meat trade nationwide. While over 70 cities have enacted local bans thanks to activism, inconsistent enforcement and cultural hurdles keep the trade alive—despite 93% of Indonesians backing a total ban.
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EuroMillions Results: Winning Numbers, Jackpots and Prize Surprises for May 13, 2025
The EuroMillions draw on May 13, 2025, offered a jackpot of nearly £114M with winning numbers 9, 19, 44, 47, and 50 plus Lucky Stars 2 and 9. Thousands across Europe shared millions in prizes, with one ticket scooping the entire jackpot.
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Lotto and Thunderball Results: Jackpot Numbers and Prize Breakdowns for April 12, 2025
On April 12, 2025, the National Lottery's Lotto jackpot of £4 million went unclaimed, while three Thunderball players took home £5,000 each. Over 152,000 Thunderball winners shared prizes, with total payouts reaching £867,874. Here’s a full look at the winning numbers and payouts.
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Cargo Ship Crash in Norwegian Garden: Sleeping Watchman Leads to Near-Disaster
A Cyprus-registered cargo ship went off course near Trondheim, Norway, after the watchman fell asleep. It crashed into Johan Helberg's seaside garden, stopping just 15 feet from his home. All 16 crew members were safe, but the ship remains stranded.
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Jeremy Clarkson Net Worth Soars to £55 Million Despite Early Farm Setbacks
Jeremy Clarkson’s fortune stands at an estimated £55 million, thanks to mega TV deals with Amazon and the BBC, as well as his work on shows like Clarkson’s Farm, despite initial farm losses. Multiple revenue streams, including hosting and writing, keep him among Britain’s richest TV stars.
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UK Military Faces Manpower Crisis as Labour's Defence Spending Plan Sparks Debate
Britain's military is losing 300 personnel each month, with recruitment lagging far behind departures—especially in the Army. Labour's plan to boost defence spending means big cuts to other public services, raising questions about pay, retention, and the future of the armed forces. The new strategy is under the spotlight as NATO pressures mount.
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Sam Cook Set for England Test Debut as Zimbabwe Returns to Trent Bridge for Historic Clash
Sam Cook will make his England Test debut against Zimbabwe at Trent Bridge on May 22, 2025. This marks Zimbabwe's first Test in England since 2003 and launches England's cricket summer. Cook joins Josh Tongue and Gus Atkinson in the pace unit, with Ben Stokes leading the squad.
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Bruno Fernandes Urges Manchester United to Rise Back to the Top After Trophyless Season
Bruno Fernandes has called on his Manchester United teammates to reassess their commitment and performance after a season without silverware and missing out on Champions League football. He stressed the need for greater offensive threat, a stronger mentality, and voiced continued trust in manager Erik ten Hag's leadership.
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Kneecap Rapper Faces Terrorism Charge Over Hezbollah Flag Incident at London Show
Kneecap rapper Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh has been charged with terrorism after reportedly displaying a Hezbollah flag during a London show. The allegation stems from a 2023 performance, with the case gaining traction after video footage circulated online in 2025. The group insists their activism opposes systemic injustice, not extremism.
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