Tom McGhie

3 days ago | dailystar.co.uk | Tom McGhie

NewsWorld NewsWorld War 3All of Germany's 579 war bunkers are reportedly not fit for purpose should World War Three break out, after an expert said it's 'a very, very difficult situation we have here'Many countries in Europe are advising their citizens on what to do if World War Three breaks out (file)(Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto)Germany has admitted it’s not ready to protect itself should World War Three commence, with nearly all of its bunkers repurposed.

4 days ago | msn.com | Tom McGhie

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4 days ago | msn.com | Tom McGhie

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4 days ago | dailystar.co.uk | Tom McGhie

NewsWorld NewsSpainSandra Adams, 56, has journeyed to Mojacar on the Costa Almeria in Spain where her son Brett Dryden was found dead last July after appearing to sustain a serious head injuryBrett Dryden was discovered dead last July(Image: Daily Mirror)The mother of a Brit who was discovered dead in Spain is demanding answers about her son’s death. Sandra Adams believes her son Brett Dryden, 35, was murdered after he was found with a serious head injury last July.

4 days ago | dailystar.co.uk | Tom McGhie

Four people have died after a plane crashed into power lines and was sent crashing onto a road in Illinois, US, on Saturday (April 19). Local authorities said the single-engine aircraft crashed 200 miles south of Chicago at around 10:15am, with no one surviving the tragic incident. CBS News reports the deadly crash happened after the plane hit a set of power lines. Police say all four victims were Wisconsin residents.