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Why DID Agatha Christie vanish for 11 days, sparkling huge manhunt? After her car was found by 600ft drop, many feared suicide. Now a new book reveals the astonishing truth
The abandoned Morris Cowley was the first clue. With its headlights still blazing in the morning mist, the car was discovered in bushes at a Surrey beauty spot, 500 yards down a steep slope.
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Woke artist who sparked firestorm in country town of Maitland over ‘Jocko’ statue of black boy on the High Street for 150 years shares evidence it is racist
A country town divided about the statue of a ‘little black boy’ that’s been on its main street for 150 years is about to explode in further accusations with the shocking truth of the bronze figure’s real origins.
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Selena Gomez’s Attorney Calls Investor Fraud Lawsuit Allegations ‘Meritless’
Her legal team is filing a motion to dismiss recent claims against Gomez involving Wondermind, the star’s mental health startup.
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Five people shot at Virginia State University as police launch frantic manhunt for ‘multiple suspects’
At least five people have been gunned down at Virginia State University with multiple shooters on the loose.
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Flying Buster looks set to cut a dash in Sheffield showdown – Racing Post
Flying Buster looks set to cut a dash in Sheffield showdown Racing Post
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Saber’s AI Rideshare Stimulator controversy almost closes on high note with CEO apology, then he calls Portal scribe who mocked him an ‘unsuccessful writer’
Why are you making me write this stuff?
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‘It was so up and down’ – O’Connor wins heptathlon gold
Ireland’s Kate O’Connor speaks after winning gold in the women’s heptathlon at the European Athletics Championships, just weeks after winning the same event at the Commonwealth Games.
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The “really depressing” 1997 movie Robert Downey Jr hated every second of making
It was a professional low point. The post The “really depressing” 1997 movie Robert Downey Jr hated every second of making first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Aussie state launches gun buyback after Bondi Beach massacre: ‘Toughest gun laws in the country’
An agreement has been struck on a major federal-state gun buyback following the Bondi Beach massacre.
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Australian state to launch gun buyback after Bondi Beach attack
New South Wales, where the attack took place, will offer gun owners cash to give up their firearms.