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1 week ago | 
gossip-addict.com | Patrick Harrington
RUSSIA is reportedly building up a 50,000-strong force alongside the border of Kharkiv amid fears of a fresh summer offensive to attack the city. With the US backing out of direct negotiations to broker a peace deal and Vladimir Putin stalling ceasefire talks, experts fear a major Russian offensive in the coming weeks would be timely.
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2 weeks ago | 
gossip-addict.com | Patrick Harrington
A KILLER who burned an elderly store clerk to death gave a chilling message to the victim’s family moments before he was executed. Matthew Lee Johnson‘s 26-minute death by lethal injection came exactly 13 years after he set great-grandma Nancy Harris, 76, alight during a robbery.
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3 weeks ago | 
gossip-addict.com | Patrick Harrington
THE last-known living American hostage kidnapped by Hamas on October 7 has been released from Gaza. Edan Alexander, 21, an Israeli-American soldier who grew up in the US, was abducted from his base during theterrorist raid 583 days ago.
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1 month ago | 
thesun.co.uk | Patrick Harrington
BreakingThe building was reportedly just hours from being attackedTHE Israeli embassy was the target of a suspected Iranian terror plot that was foiled at the last minute, according to reports. Police launched major counter-terrorism operation last week and made arrests across the country. Police arrested five men, including four Iranians, and said they had identified a "specific" target - but would not reveal where it was.
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1 month ago | 
thesun.co.uk | Patrick Harrington
A TOWERING mountain that rises suddenly from the flat Amazon rainforest is cloaked in mystery. Cerro el Cono, the steep pyramid-shaped rock, stands tall and alone - leading locals to believe it was "built for the Gods". The 1,310ft-tall peak shoots up from Sierra del Divisor National Park in eastern Peru, near the border with Brazil. Its shape is striking similar to the pyramids of Giza - with broad, flat sides that have been covered in vegetation over centuries.
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1 month ago | 
thesun.co.uk | Patrick Harrington
GMAIL users have been warned to be vigilant after a recent surge in sophisticated scam messages. A torrent of password-stealing attacks have been landing in inboxes - and Google has explained what to do if you receive one. There has been a particular uptick in phishing-style attacks, where scammers pretend to be legitimate companies and ask you for sensitive details. The tech giant reassured customers that even if you get locked out of your account, you have up to a week to regain access.
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1 month ago | 
thesun.co.uk | Patrick Harrington
THE owners of a smash burger van are “gutted” after the council forced it to shut for being too close to local primary schools. Co-owners Sam Carroll, 21, and Aaron Millar, 21, lost their bid for permission to house their smash burger takeaway trailer Smokies on the carpark of Dunkirk Hall pub in Leyland, Lancs. The burger-loving duo employ 18 locals but will now have to halve their staff numbers.
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1 month ago | 
thesun.co.uk | Patrick Harrington
A MUM and son tourist pair have died after being washed away in flash floods that hit an ancient city, as hundreds were evacuated. Dramatic footage shows water cascading into Petra, Jordan - one of the seven wonders of the world - and authorities urging everyone out. Streams sprung up and poured down the mountainsides into the famous gully, gushing past the elaborate carved palace.
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1 month ago | 
thesun.co.uk | Patrick Harrington
A BRIT holidaymaker was "nearly burnt alive" in his hotel room in Egypt when an electric shock zapped through his fillings. Steve Ellis, 42, was on a ten night getaway at the Coral Sea Imperial Sensatori hotel in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, when he was jolted so hard he flew out of bed, he said. The unsuspecting tourist put his hand on the bed-side light and was violently "thrown to the floor".
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1 month ago | 
thesun.co.uk | Patrick Harrington
THIRTEEN security guards kidnapped from a major gold mine have been found dead as a bloody mining turf war grips the region. The security staff disappeared in the mountains near Pataz, northern Peru, a week ago amid spiralling violence from illegal mining gangs. The mining company that employed the workers, La Poderosa, said search-and-rescue teams recovered their remains on Sunday. It said they has been abducted by illegal miners linked to criminal gangs on April 26.
