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A 72-year-old passenger fell after getting out next to a bus at the Robert Schumann Bridge in Hamburg-Wandsbek and was run over.
A 72-year-old was run over by a bus in Hamburg-Wandsbek and fatally injured. According to the police's initial findings, the passenger fell next to the bus after getting off at the Robert Schumann Bridge. He came under the wheels on Tuesday evening, just as the vehicle was driving off. Further details about the cause of the accident were initially not known.
Prosecutors in Tompkins County, New York, have reopened the investigation into an alleged gang rape at the elite Cornell University. A former student accuses seven men of sexually abusing her at the Chi Phi fraternity house in October 2024 after she was incapacitated under the influence of drugs and alcohol. The allegations were not initially brought to trial, but they are now examining whether new evidence warrants criminal prosecution. Gov. Kathy Hochul called for an independent investigation.
A 36-year-old motorcyclist collided head-on with a van near Hartenfels and died at the scene of the accident. According to police, he was traveling too fast and ran into oncoming traffic in a curve on Federal Highway 8. The B8 in the Westerwald district was closed for more than six hours.

According to media reports, during the arrests at the British military base RAF Fairford, one of the five suspects is said to have called the emergency number himself before a local resident alerted the police. The men were suspected of preparing for a terrorist attack. Gasoline was seized as an accelerant, but no functional explosives were found. US Secretary of State Rubio spoke of foreign interference, while Iranian authorities denied any involvement.
A man is said to have called 911 near the US air force base RAF Fairford in Great Britain and thus thwarted a suspected planned terrorist attack. According to media reports, he called almost an hour before the resident, who also alerted the police. The five British citizens aged between 23 and 25 who were arrested were released on conditions; According to the police, no functional explosive devices were found, only gasoline as an accelerant.
Two wood processing machines and a conveyor belt burned out in a fire at a recycling plant in Wiesloch (Rhein-Neckar district). The damage amounts to around 500,000 euros. The fire brigade operation was over after two and a half hours and there were no injuries.
On Wednesday, a large amount of explosive ordnance from the Second World War is to be defused in the Potsdam district of Groß Glienicke. For this purpose, a exclusion circle with a diameter of 1,500 meters will be set up, the B2 federal highway will be closed at around 9:30 a.m. and rush hour traffic will be allowed through beforehand. Motorists will be redirected to Heerstraße via Ritterfelddamm, Kladower Damm and Gatower Straße. Bus lines 604 and 638 are affected: line 604 is canceled, line 638 is being detoured. The restricted area includes, among other things, the Groß Glienicke forest settlement, the Preußenhalle, the State Office for the Environment, a shared accommodation facility and an assisted living facility. Areas in Berlin-Spandau are also affected, including 50 single-family houses, the Gatow landscape cemetery, parts of the Rieselfelder and the Habichtswald.