Miriam Kuepper

2 days ago | dailymail.co.uk | Miriam Kuepper |Noor Qurashi

Remains have been found after a father-of-four was mauled to death by a shark in northwest Israel, officials said. The chilling attack took place near Olga Beach, Hadera, yesterday and prompted a major search and rescue operation. 'Help' and 'they're biting me' were among the man's final words as he thrashed his arms in the air helplessly before being dragged out to sea.

3 days ago | dailymail.co.uk | Miriam Kuepper |Gerard Couzens |Jon Brady

Idyllic rivers snaking through the lush rain forest in Amazon eco reserves hide the deadly violence ripe in the Ecuador-Colombia border region where a man was just savagely murdered by a baying mob. The crowd allegedly lynched the man, who has been identified in local reports as a British national, and burned him alive after storming a police station where he had been taken into custody for an alleged shooting.

1 week ago | msn.com | Dan Woodland |Miriam Kuepper

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1 week ago | dailymail.co.uk | Miriam Kuepper

Third time lucky! Brazen Albanian drug dealer, 26, is set to be deported for a third time... after repeatedly sneaking back into BritainBy MIRIAM KUEPPER Published: 17:10 EDT, 15 April 2025 | Updated: 17:11 EDT, 15 April 2025 A brazen Albanian drug dealer is set to be deported for a third time after repeatedly sneaking back into Britain. Ronaldo Zani, 26, has repeatedly snuck back into Britain despite twice being booted out for being part of an Albanian crime gang.

1 week ago | dailymail.co.uk | Miriam Kuepper

A heroic and 'brave' teenager was praised by a coroner after he tried to save his barrister father from drowning while swimming on holiday in Tenerife. Stephen Howd, 57, who had recently been appointed a judge, died off the coast of Santa Cruz after sea conditions changed while he was swimming with his son, an inquest on Monday heard. The father-of-three, from Farnham, Surrey, had enjoyed the water in the area many times after buying a holiday home in Spain in 2006, the hearing was told.