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Family and friends pay emotional tributes to four teenage boys killed on camping trip in North Wales: Girlfriend of one says 'I'm going to miss you forever' as their bodies are found in partially submerged car in heartbreaking end to huge search
The four teenage friends missing on a camping trip to Snowdonia in North Wales have all been found dead, police have confirmed this afternoon. Sixth form students Jevon Hirst, Wilf Henderson, Hugo Morris and Harvey Owen (pictured left to right) from Shrewsbury, left the Porthmadog area of Gwynedd on Sunday morning. Police searching for the group found the silver Ford Fiesta off the A4085 between Nantmor and Tan-Lan this morning - around five miles from where they were last seen two days ago. The young men, from Shrewsbury, Shropshire, were due home on Monday morning but none of them made contact with friends and family or been active on WhatsApp. North Wales Police confirmed on Tuesday afternoon that the car the boys had been travelling in had now been found. Their deaths were confirmed
The best 100 cities on the planet ranked - and 'despite Brexit' it's London that's No.1, followed by Paris and New York. So where does YOUR favourite city come in the list?
That's according to an annual report by Resonance Consultancy, which ranks the top 100 from 270-plus cities with populations of more than one million. The results are based on scores across three key categories - liveability, lovability and prosperity, with dozens of factors taken into account. These include educational attainment, GDP per capita, poverty rate, the number of quality restaurants, shops and nightclubs; walkability, the number of mapped bike routes, quality parks and museums; and the number of recommendations on sites such as Tripadvisor, Google, Facebook and Instagram.
Moment gunman, 21, storms into Florida Dollar General and slaughters three black people in racist attack using assault rifle with swastikas - as cops say his writings were the 'diary of a madman'
Terrifying video (bottom) shows the moment Ryan Palmeter entered the Jacksonville Dollar General armed with an AR-15 and then shot dead three people in a racially-motivated attack. Palmeter (top), 21, left behind a manifesto, which cops called the 'diary of a madman.' He used an assault rifle covered in Nazi swastikas in the deadly assault on Saturday before turning the gun on himself, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office. The victims were a 52-year-old woman, Angela Michelle Carr and a 19-year-old Anolt Joseph "A.J." Laguerre Jr., and 29-year-old Jarrald De'Shawn Gallion. Sheriff T.K. Waters said the gunman 'hated black people' and 'wanted to kill 'n******'.' He described the shooting as a 'dark day in Jacksonville's history'. Both the rifle and handgun were legal and had been purchased legally, Waters said. The firearms dealers ― Wild West Guns and Orange Park Gun and Pawn — followed proper procedure
Trump's historic mugshot is released: Ex-president is arrested on Georgia election fraud charges - before posting his first Tweet in two-and-a-half years and defiantly telling supporters to 'never surrender'
The first-ever mugshot of former President Donald Trump has been released following his surrender in Fulton County, Georgia, on election fraud charges. Just like a common criminal, he was officially booked and fingerprinted by authorities at the Fulton County jail. Next, the former president had a mugshot taken and was promptly released on $200,000 bail. The former president headed down to Georgia on Thursday afternoon from his Bedminster, New Jersey, home and said he was 'proudly' being arrested on racketeering and conspiracy charges based on his alleged efforts to overthrow the 2020 election.