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U.S. indicts Thomas Smith, Capitol Police Officer, on Federal Charges for Georgetown Hit-And-Run Traffic Crash and Cover-Up

Andrew Maputo accident: Two injured

Harry and Meghan greeted with mixed feelings

“Unity is for mission”. Says Pope Francis to Orthodox priests

Wild Boar bits Sunbather on packed Costa del Sol beach

Roads surrounding St Paul’s Cathedral turn red, white, and blue during the second day of celebrations

Two men attack Margaret Thatcher statue in Grantham

During a fight at an east London party, a man in his 30s is stabbed to death.

A woman in her 50s died after falling from a 3,000-foot peak in Snowdonia.

Watchdog reports how U.S. paid millions of dollars to brutal WARLORDS,

Multiple dead as Train derails in German Alps

Metal Card V/S Plastic Card – What is the difference?

Johnny Depp is in Glasgow, revealing that he is ‘still in shock’ following Amber Heard’s defamation trial victory.

What Are The Advantages Of Having Car Covers For Your Cars?

Medvedev: If Ukraine uses the US MLRS against Russia, Moscow will destroy Kyiv.

Britain offers to help Ukraine in war effort 

What Traditional Games Are More Popular?

Danish officials accuse British multi-millionaire, Sanjay Shah, of £1.3bn Danish tax fraud  in Dubai

Mother, 33, died barely hours after giving birth as a result of ‘exceptionally terrible’ decisions made by medical doctors.

A college wrestler died of heatstroke after his water requests were turned down ‘due to his poor performance.’

Mass displacement as M23 and FARDC clash in North Kivu, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)

Nairobi Expressway: Government defends the construction

Ini Edo takes a go at BBNaija stars and those who rose to fame overnight.

Except for Niyi, the ex-Shine Ya Eye actors glared at the Reunion premiere in their high-class attire (photos)

25 protesters attempted to disrupt the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee yesterday, including a former Thomas Cook airline pilot and a drag act known as Silver Summers

Crowning glory: Government announces new guidance to help businesses apply the Crown symbol

Boris Johnson and five other former prime ministers attend the Jubilee service at St Paul’s Cathedral in London.