A fire has broken out at a former synagogue in London, and police are investigating whether it is connected to a series of recent attacks targeting the UK's Jewish and Israeli communities.

A police inspector recounts an emotionally difficult moment during rescue operations following a cruise boat tragedy in Jabalpur, India, describing an image of a mother and child during the incident.

Steven Barker, convicted in the death of Peter Connelly (Baby P), has been referred to the Parole Board for possible release consideration. The referral comes weeks after what would have been the victim's 20th birthday.

An ex-JPMorgan banker has refiled a sexual abuse lawsuit against a female executive with additional allegations including PTSD claims and witness testimony.

A federal judge apologized to Cole Allen, a suspect in the White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting case, for conditions at the D.C. jail that the judge deemed overly restrictive and punitive during his detention.

A suspect in a deadly car ramming attack in Leipzig that killed two pedestrians was released from psychiatric care shortly before the incident, according to police accounts reported by German media.

A criminal trial has begun in Paris involving an activity leader accused of sexually harassing nine primary school girls and sexually assaulting three of them.

Federal prosecutors in New York have filed a legal argument supporting the public release of a letter allegedly written by Jeffrey Epstein before his death in custody, arguing there is no longer justification for keeping it confidential.

Enoch Burke, a former teacher, remains imprisoned after telling Ireland's High Court that he is not trespassing at Wilson's Hospital School and refusing to comply with orders to purge his contempt of court.

An explosion at a fireworks factory in China killed at least 26 people and injured 61 others, prompting President Xi Jinping to call for a comprehensive investigation.

UK counterterrorism police are investigating an arson attack at a former synagogue in London, following the recent raising of the national threat level to severe.

Illegal lotteries in Costa Rica have become a persistent problem, competing with official lottery operations and online alternatives while causing losses to charitable organizations that rely on official lottery revenue.

Enoch Burke remains imprisoned after declining to comply with a court order that prohibits him from entering Wilson's Hospital School premises.

A family of four, including two children aged four and eight, were found dead in Texas in what police believe was a murder-suicide.

An investigation into the death of showjumper Katie Simpson found that institutional misogyny led police and authorities to overlook warning signs that she had been murdered rather than having taken her own life.

A British-born hedge fund manager and his former company are on trial in Hong Kong for allegedly exploiting a bank's compliance failure to conduct insider trading in fashion company shares, prosecutors claim.

Australian author Craig Silvey faces potential jail time after admitting to possessing and distributing child sexual abuse material. The case represents a significant development in legal proceedings against the writer.

Chris Brueckner, the primary suspect in the Madeleine McCann disappearance case, has responded to calls for a UK trial by stating he has good lawyers, according to Metro reporting.

Police in Anantapur, India have dismantled an international cricket betting operation with 10 arrests, seizing ₹19.70 lakh in cash and freezing ₹18.20 lakh across multiple bank accounts, with the network allegedly controlled by a kingpin based in the Philippines.

A Bristol explosion that killed two people is reported to have been caused by Ryan Kelly, a former drug gang member, who allegedly detonated a grenade at his ex-partner's home. The incident resulted in Kelly's death alongside Joanne Shaw.

Brendan Harris, imprisoned for his role in Sophie Lancaster's 2007 murder, has been cleared for release by the Parole Board despite assaulting a nurse in custody, as authorities determine he no longer poses a public risk.

UK counter-terrorism police are investigating an arson attack at a former London synagogue, with Prime Minister Keir Starmer warning of consequences if Iran is found responsible for recent antisemitic attacks in the capital.

A 41-year-old man named Ryan Kelly died alongside a woman in a suspicious explosion in Bristol; he is believed to have been involved in drug-related criminal activity described as a 'Breaking Bad' gang.

Terror attack survivors and victims' families have issued an open letter supporting Jewish people following a recent attack in Golders Green, as Prime Minister Keir Starmer prepares to announce stronger measures against antisemitism.

Police officers were injured and vehicles damaged during an attack at a car event in Belfast, with the PSNI indicating arrests will follow the incident.

A German couple has admitted in court to stealing approximately €1.9 million from parking meters in a Bavarian town over several years without detection.

The parents of Chandra Levy, a Federal Bureau of Prisons intern found dead 25 years ago, have claimed her death may be connected to UFOs and classified information she allegedly knew about.

Jordan Linden, a former SNP councillor, has been convicted of 10 sex offences and is due to be sentenced on Wednesday following a trial at Falkirk Sheriff Court.

A man acquitted of rape, manslaughter, and coercive control in connection with his wife's suicide expresses concern about his reputation and claims he loved her.

A man named Ryan Kelly, 41, has been identified locally as one of two people who died in a suspicious explosion at a Bristol house that injured three others on Sunday.

A former Metropolitan Police officer has appeared in court accused of defrauding luxury retailers by falsely claiming non-receipt of high-value items purchased online, including designer goods and electronics totalling thousands of pounds.

UK counterterror police are investigating an arson attack at a former synagogue in London as the country experiences a surge in antisemitic incidents, prompting Prime Minister Keir Starmer to address the issue.

The trial of Jeffrey Donaldson on historic sex offence charges is expected to proceed this month, with further medical evidence anticipated regarding his wife Eleanor Donaldson's fitness to stand trial.

A judge has indicated his expectation that the trial of former DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson and his wife Lady Eleanor Donaldson will begin on May 26, after previous delays caused by her medical issues.

A 25-year-old British man who went missing after entering the sea at a beach in Malaga, Spain was found dead after a three-day search operation involving police, coastguards, and the Red Cross.

A five-year-old Aboriginal girl was reported missing from a camp in Australia on April 26, sparking significant community distress and unrest in the town.

An Italian model and Jeffrey Epstein accuser, Elisabetta Tai Ferretto, has been reported missing in New York after family members stopped receiving her daily phone calls starting April 22.

A woman accusing NFL player Stefon Diggs of assault is continuing her testimony on the second day of his trial, following a first day that featured conflicting accounts from both sides.

A man and woman were arrested following a Garda operation in Co Wicklow involving the seizure of firearms and a replica grenade, with assistance from an Army bomb disposal team.

Counter-terrorism police are investigating a suspected arson attack at a former synagogue in east London, following a series of recent attacks on Jewish sites.

A mother describes her 15-year-old daughter Holly Newton's death at the hands of her controlling ex-boyfriend Logan MacPhail, and argues that legal loopholes leave other young people vulnerable to similar abuse and violence.

A United Airlines plane struck a bakery truck while landing at Newark Airport in New Jersey, with the collision captured on dashcam footage.

An inquiry into the 2020 rape and murder of 21-year-old showjumper Katie Simpson from Armagh has blamed 'institutional misogyny' within the PSNI for missed warning signs during the investigation.