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Uber driver ordered to pay woman $20k for terrifying incident
Jawad Ehrar shouted at Kubra Hassani, locked the doors of the car and deliberately drove past the appropriate exit to her suburb while driving her home from work.
A policeman lobbing a tear-gas grenade down the Metro. Shopkeepers weeping on the streets. And a student who tells me violence is 'legitimate': ROBERT HARDMAN in Paris
A picture of raw fury and utter despair, she has not merely gone viral.
DAVID BARRETT: Labour's time bomb of up to 2.2million migrants set to win the right to remain here permanently
They will be able to stay in our country indefinitely, drawing on the full panoply of State benefits and being entitled to social housing.
Mary Berry's daughter sells her hideaway Oxfordshire mansion for £3.95million
Belles Berry, who designed the property with her husband in 2020, listed Blenheim Farm in May.
Man, 43, arrested over Australian MP car 'attack' is identified as radical anti-Israel climate campaigner - as Helen Haines remains fighting for her life after losing a leg
Brendan Nugent, 43, was arrested after Helen Haines, a centrist independent, was struck by a car outside her MP office on Monday afternoon, seeing her lose a leg.
Midland tobacco shop arson attack
CCTV shows the moment three men ram raid a shop on the Great Eastern Highway using a stolen car in November 2025.
Family raises support for dog mauling victim as park death probe continues
Ajay Malik, 37, remains in hospital after two dogs mauled him in a Chermside park.
Family raises support for dog mauling victim as park death probe continues
Ajay Malik, 37, remains in hospital after two dogs mauled him in a Chermside park.
'I F**king Hate You': Donald Trump And JD Vance Heckled At Respective Midterm Rallies
It was a noisy night on the 2026 midterm election campaign trail for the president and vice president.
You're nicked... by the real flying squad: Steve Boggan joins Met 'pilots' controlling a fleet of drones as they swoop at lightning speed to catch criminals in the act. An Orwellian nightmare, or the weapon we've all been waiting for?
According to London's Metropolitan police, drones have played a big part in reducing mobile phone thefts in the capital by 21 per cent in just one year





