Noor Qurashi

1 day ago | msn.com | Elizabeth Haigh |Noor Qurashi

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1 day ago | dailymail.co.uk | Elizabeth Haigh |Noor Qurashi

Locals have complained of empty shelves and missed cancer appointments after a burst pipe left thousands of homes without water. Schools were forced to close in west Devon today as taps ran dry across the region. South West Water said around 9,500 houses in the area were still experiencing a loss of water supply or lower water pressure than usual. Supplies were hit by the burst pipe on Monday and engineers are working to fix the problem. It is understood the water will return tomorrow morning.

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.

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

Number of Channel migrants is up a THIRD on previous record as 9,500 reach Britain in just four months this yearBy NOOR QURASHI Published: 13:18 EDT, 22 April 2025 | Updated: 13:18 EDT, 22 April 2025 The number of Channel migrants in small boats has surpassed 9,500 this year so far -a third up from the previous all-time high. Official figures show the hefty figure compares to to 6,691 in the same period in the record-breaking year of 2022.

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

London's Notting Hill Carnival is at risk of a Hillsborough-scale 'mass-casualty event', Sir Sadiq Khan has been warned. A police and crime committee for The London Assembly said the Met had consistently raised concerns about the occasion, which sees at least one million people gather on the streets of west London every August bank holiday weekend. Met assistant commissioner, Matt Twist, explained crowd density was 'probably the most concerning element' of the event, The Times reports.