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1 day ago | dailymail.co.uk | Shannon McGuigan |Jose Ramos

The 'small' knife carried by a teen later arrested by PC Lorne Castle, who was sacked for showing him a lack of 'courtesy and respect', has been pictured for the first time. The double-bladed 8inch weapon had a Stanley blade on one end, with a retractable serrated blade on the other. The weapon fell out of a 15-year-old boys waistband on January 27, 2024, while PC Castle was arresting him for two alleged assaults in Bournemouth town centre.

5 days ago | dailymail.co.uk | Jose Ramos

Satellite images show Swiss village wiped out by glacier collapseBy JOSE RAMOS Published: 12:00 EDT, 1 June 2025 | Updated: 12:00 EDT, 1 June 2025 Advertisement New terrifying satellite images have revealed how a tiny Swiss village was completely wiped out by a massive glacier collapse. The remote Alpine village of Blatten was flattened after an avalanche of rock, mud and ice was sent crashing down into the valley.

6 days ago | dailymail.co.uk | Jose Ramos

Cybersecurity experts have revealed that predators need just 20 images to create deepfake videos of children, prompting urgent warnings over the growing dangers of sharing family photos online. Professor Carsten Maple, a leading expert from the University of Warwick and the Alan Turing Institute, said advanced AI tools can use a shockingly small number of pictures to generate realistic fake profiles and videos of minors.

1 week ago | dailymail.co.uk | Jose Ramos

Sir Keir Starmer's plan for 'return hubs' to take migrants from the UK could be hijacked by Russian spies, the intelligence services have warned. The Prime Minister is eyeing up deals with Balkan countries, and some in Africa, to house failed asylum seekers. But MI6 have warned the Government that proximity to Russia opens up the scheme to infiltration by Kremlin agents.

1 week ago | dailymail.co.uk | Jose Ramos

New terrifying satellite images have revealed how a tiny Swiss village was completely wiped out by a massive glacier collapse. The remote Alpine village of Blatten was flattened after an avalanche of rock, mud and ice was sent crashing down into the valley. Once home to around 300 people, it now lies buried beneath a vast expanse of debris after the Birch Glacier broke off on Wednesday afternoon. Authorities say 90 per cent of the village has been destroyed.