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An Ohio police officer found 439 grams of fentanyl – the deadly synthetic pain killer that killed pop star Prince – in a vehicle allegedly driven by a man suspended from driving.

Footage has reportedly been viewed millions of times on Chinese social media after users reacted with disgust.

Stab victim Paul Millea died after he frantically dialled 999 and was put on hold, a court has heard.

A 39-year-old Pittsburgh man will spend the rest of his life in jail after he was found guilt of first-degree murder of his fiance's eight-year-old son.

Two 16-year-old boys held following suspected homophobic assault on London Underground following public appeal

Ralph Shortey has since resigned from the Oklahoma senate and pleaded guilty to child sex trafficking – he faces between ten years and life in prison for his crime.

Restaurant is looking for an "official mystery Christmas dinner diner" to enjoy slap up meals at its 170 UK outlets.

Thousands of people have been evacuated as the Thomas Fire threatens Santa Paula and Ventura, destroying homes and vehicles in its path.

London Bridge terror attack mastermind Khuram Butt had been subject to MI5 investigation since 2015, David Anderson report reveals.

Airbnb has been criticised after unsuspecting guests found surveillance cameras hidden in their bedrooms

Beach-goers on the Fylde coast are warned not to let their dogs eat a bright-yellow substance that has contaminated the land.

Report finds terror attack which killed 22 people could have been averted "had the cards fallen differently".

Two young sisters who were believed to have been held by a religious cult leader in Utah have been found hungry, cold and alone in a storage receptacle.

Coalition warplanes pounded Yemen's capital with at least 25 air strikes overnight in apparent retaliation for the killing of former Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh by Houthi rebels.

A halal supermarket in France must shut down after it refused to sell alcohol and pork, ruled a Paris court.

UK is bracing itself for another winter storm as Caroline prepares to bring strong winds and heavy rain.

US Supreme Court hears case of Colorado baker Jack Phillips, who refused to make wedding cake for gay couple David Mullins and Charlie Craig.

Newport IT worker James Howells was one of the earliest adopters of Bitcoin: he amassed 7,500 Bitcoins back in February 2009 when they were worth less than $1.

Stephen Reay and Thomas Robinson admit racially aggravated assault following incident in Newcastle last September.

Nearly 200 passengers aboard one of the world's largest cruise ships have been struck by a bout of food poisoning during a two week stretch at sea.

Some 192 suspected paedophiles were arrested in just one week during a UK-wide operation by the National Crime Agency (NCA), sometimes referred to as Britain's FBI.

A police officer battled with depression and anxiety for six months after a woman he had never met accused him of rape.

Pharmaceutical major Pfizer has been producing the erectile dysfunction drug in the Ringaskiddy, Ireland since 1997.

The Sony World Photography Awards is one of the world's biggest, most prestigious photography competitions, with a big cash prize and a hugely popular annual exhibition. And it's free to enter.

King Michael dies in Switzerland aged 96, 50 years after being forced to abdicate from throne by Soviets.

Brandon Conrad, 14, Malik Page, 16, and Emmanuel Harris, 17, have been charged with beating to death homeless man Kevin Cullen in Philadelphia.

Australian police in manhunt for burglar who stole valuable doll.

Philip Hammond has angered defence chiefs by reportedly telling the prime minister the British Army only needed 50,000 troops – a cut of more than half of the personnel since 2010.

Imran Mostafa, the son of Abu Hamza, has been released from a British prison after serving less than half of his 11-year sentence for armed robbery.