More than 50 decomposing bodies were discovered inside the South Chicago Chapel funeral home in un-refrigerated conditions with insect infestations. The funeral director's license was suspended, while officials investigate.
A four-year forensic review into the 1976 deaths of siblings Martha and Griff Thomas at a Pembrokeshire farmhouse has concluded without new answers, leaving their family devastated.
Global football governing bodies remain divided over FIFA president Gianni Infantino following his withdrawal of a controversial commercial rights proposal. While UEFA maintains its boycott threat and CONMEBOL raises concerns, associations from Argentina, Mexico, Africa, and parts of Asia have voiced their support.
England named a 16-man squad for the upcoming Test series against Pakistan, addressing the absence of Ben Stokes by recalling Dan Lawrence and selecting Jordan Cox to bat at No 3 under returning captain Joe Root.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh hailed the Territorial Army as a key contributor to 'Viksit Bharat' during a parliamentary consultative committee meeting in New Delhi, highlighting its roles in security, disaster response, and environmental conservation.
Mourners in central Gaza gathered for a mass funeral for 112 people killed in a 2023 Israeli strike. Their remains were recently recovered from rubble as a ceasefire enabled rescue efforts.
The UK government will introduce new regulations for the funeral industry, including licensing and inspections, after several high-profile cases of abuse, including Robert Bush's 20-year prison sentence for 67 offenses related to funeral services.
Large crowds attended a mass funeral in Gaza City for 112 people, including 44 children, whose bodies were recovered from rubble following an Israeli strike in late 2023.
Pakistan-occupied Kashmir's assembly polls are marked by reports of state-backed violence, enforced disappearances of journalists, and internet shutdowns, prompting condemnation from Amnesty International and the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ).
Pakistan-occupied Kashmir faces escalating brutality, violence, and media crackdown during assembly polls, prompting global human rights and press freedom watchdogs to urge Pakistani authorities to end the crackdown and restore communications.
Benjamin Lewis, 48, fascinated by vampires and blood, was detained in a hospital after leaving stolen sheep and deer corpses at New Forest churches, frightening parishioners and farmers. DNA evidence led to his arrest for religiously aggravated harassment and theft.
Active individuals Jonathan Price and Chris Dunn underwent joint replacements due to osteoarthritis, prompting experts to discuss the complex interplay of genetics, sedentary lifestyles, over-exercise, and recovery in joint damage. The article explores how to maintain joint health through balanced physical activity.
Russian nationals Diana and Roman Nazimov were found murdered in a shallow grave in Chonburi, Thailand. Suspects Thana Kerdthong and Thongchai Srinil were arrested, confessing to their killings and the separate murders of a Thai family.
At least 72 migrants have died after approximately 60,000 people surged from Morocco into Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta. The crisis prompted 22 EU states to call for coordinated border action and Italy to suspend Schengen travel with Spain, while Spanish authorities installed a floating barrier.
At least 72 people have died following an unprecedented mass rush of over 50,000 migrants from Morocco into Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta last Thursday. Spanish officials confirmed five more bodies were found, bringing the total, as health services treated over 1,000 people, though the situation has since improved.
A family of three — Vinod Pillai (50), his wife Shailaja (45), and daughter Purnima (19) — died in Pimpri's Morwadi after allegedly attempting suicide by inhaling poisonous fumes. Police found notes indicating severe financial problems, with Vinod having been unemployed for 1.5 years.
Ten climbers, including renowned British-Nepali mountaineer Nirmal Purja, have been confirmed dead after an avalanche on Broad Peak in PoK's Gilgit-Baltistan region. Search and rescue operations are ongoing to recover the remaining bodies, with harsh weather initially delaying efforts.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino faces growing calls for his removal after withdrawing a $20 billion private investment plan for the World Cup. European, North American, and Asian football confederations, along with internal FIFA staff, expressed no confidence, citing poor governance and a pattern of missteps.
Gianni Infantino's FIFA presidency faces a crisis after a controversial private investment plan, valued at $20 billion, was withdrawn. Football associations globally, including UEFA and CONCACAF, condemned Infantino's leadership, citing a lack of transparency and poor governance, and called for accountability and a comprehensive review.
Andy Burnham, referred to as the prime minister in the article, has called for FIFA president Gianni Infantino to resign over his plans to sell a stake in the World Cup for $4.2bn. The proposal faces growing pressure, including a furious backlash from UEFA and other football bodies, and led to the resignation of senior adviser Carlos Cordeiro.
UEFA announced it will boycott FIFA competitions, including the World Cup, if FIFA proceeds with its plan to sell a 20% stake in a new commercial entity, FIFA Forward Enterprise, to private investors. Concacaf also rejected the proposal, which has drawn scrutiny due to FIFA President Gianni Infantino's ties to Joshua Kushner's firm.
Spain regained control of Ceuta after over 50,000 migrants crossed from Morocco, leaving dozens dead. Tensions rose in Europe with Italy suspending Schengen arrangements and the US criticizing Spain's migration policies.
Rescuers in Pakistan located four bodies after an avalanche on Broad Peak, where 10 climbers, including renowned Nepali mountaineer Nirmal Purja, went missing. Search efforts continue for the remaining six amid harsh weather and complex terrain.
Spain regained control of its North African enclave Ceuta after an unprecedented influx of over 50,000 migrants from Morocco, with most voluntarily returning. The incident, which left dozens dead, triggered political tensions across Europe and exposed divisions over migration policy.
