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23 hours ago | nationalworld.com | Michael Leidig

A former reality star has died after she slipped and fell in her bathtub and suffered a fatal head injury. Kristina Belaya, 24, died at her home in the town of Kartaly in the Chelyabinsk region of Russia on 30th May. Local investigators said she appeared to have slipped and fallen in the bathroom of her apartment. She was found with signs of a head injury and bruising on her body, but officials said these were consistent with a fall and there were no indications of a struggle.

1 day ago | nationalworld.com | Michael Leidig

A 25-year-old British traveller who vanished while backpacking through Malaysia has been found dead inside a lift shaft. Malaysian police have confirmed that the body found in a lift shaft in the city of Kuala Lumpur on June 5 is that of missing backpacker Jordan Michael John Johnson-Doyle. The discovery was made at a construction site where authorities found trace of Jordan's last movements before he went missing on May 27. He was last seen at a pub attending quiz night.

1 day ago | nationalworld.com | Isabella Boneham

Nine people have been injured including a toddler after a Ryanair flight hit a “supercell” over southern Germany. Nine people have been injured after a Ryanair flight was hit by severe turbulence. Crew and passengers were left in tears and the plane was forced to make an emergency landing. The Berlin to Milan flight encountered thunderstorms over southern Germany, with reports that people were thrown from their seats into the cabin ceiling as the plane was buffeted.

1 day ago | nationalworld.com | Chloe Smith

Across the UK, private resident-only gyms have traditionally been a hallmark of high-end residential developments. These desirable facilities often command a major price premium, putting them out of reach for many first-time buyers. Recognising the value of accessible wellness amenities, L&Q at Bankside Gardens in Reading is a collection of one- and two-bedroom Shared Ownership apartments with onsite facilities including a private gym and fitness studio.

1 day ago | nationalworld.com | Michael Leidig

When a descendant of Britain’s oldest money and media printing dynasty backed Bitcoin and digital publishing, the establishment was outraged. Some accused him of believing in a magic money tree, and most people dismissed him as a crank. His bid to buy back the family business and bring the old and the new together collapsed, and his investigative journalism network, led by award-winning journalist Nate Thayer, folded in the midst of a mysterious class action lawsuit with no complainants.