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20-year-old Brit confesses to causing havoc on Newcastle highway, injuring seven officers. Incident details and court proceedings revealed.

Tragic death of a 31-year-old woman during illegal surgery by fake doctor in New York City. Unauthorized procedure led to poisoning and heart failure.

UK and EU close to food treaty as British critics decry 'Brexit betrayal'. Concerns over trade implications and US trade prospects.

The British High Court defines 'woman' legally as 'biological women' in discrimination law, impacting transgender rights and women's quotas.

Hong Kong Post halts package processing to/from US in response to new American tariffs on Chinese goods.

A Scottish man regains hearing after finding Lego piece causing pain for 20 years. Medical mystery solved.

Learn about the numerous murder plots targeting President Donald Trump, making his presidency one of the most threatened in US history.

British Steel high ovens face sabotage, political tensions, and international implications as the UK races to secure vital resources.

British government calls in army experts to tackle waste crisis in Birmingham after garbage collectors' strike, facing opposition criticism.

President Trump's health assessment reveals normal results with medications for cholesterol and skin condition. Trump expresses good heart and soul health.

Hashem Abedi, involved in Ariana Grande concert bombing, attacks guards in UK prison. Investigation launched by anti-terror police.

Over a thousand people evacuated as tear gas affects visitors at Miniatur Wunderland in Hamburg, with 42 treated for respiratory issues.

A British mother, Vanessa Brown, arrested for taking iPads from daughters to make them study, leading to a police investigation.

The death toll in Myanmar surpasses 3500 after recent earthquake, with 200 still missing. Search and rescue operations completed, focus shifts to recovery efforts.

Tragic incidents during Tour of Flanders for amateur cyclists with Dutch participant fatalities.

Discover details about Prince Andrew's secret meetings, financial plans, and Chinese connections. Buckingham Palace responds to allegations. Read more on Telegraaf.nl.

Decades of mistreatment of Greenlanders by Denmark and American interest in buying Greenland unfolds. Learn about the historical background and current political dynamics.

KU Leuven launches investigation into 24-year-old medical student guilty of rape. University enforces disciplinary actions. Details of the case withheld.

Influencers and adventurers face risks when meeting isolated tribes, as recent incidents show. Explore the dangers of interacting with indigenous communities.

Gianni Infantino announces USA and UK as hosts for Women's World Cup in 2031 and 2035 respectively. Details on bids, tournaments, and expansion.

Controversy sparked as Acid exposes identity of convicted medical student, raising debates on justice system fairness.

Controversy surrounds a Belgian court's decision to not punish a medical student guilty of rape despite the severity of the crime. Find out more on Telegraaf.nl.

Russian men increasingly summoned for military service amid Ukraine conflict, oligarchs' sons rarely seen in uniform, challenges to avoid conscription.

A 24-year-old medical student found guilty of rape faces no punishment, sparking outrage. Victim shares her story in Leuven.

A 24-year-old medical student found guilty of rape but receives no punishment due to professional and personal attributes. Details on Telegraaf.nl.

Argentinian police detain 15 members of Russian sect accused of human trafficking. Leader tried to harm himself during arrest. Details on telegraaf.nl

Portuguese and British police intercepted a submarine with 600 million euros worth of cocaine onboard, revealing drug lords' extensive use of submarines for smuggling.

British parents arrested after complaints about school management, lack of evidence leads to case closure. Parents criticized school leadership in WhatsApp group.

The death toll in Myanmar increases to 1700 after a severe earthquake. International aid arrives as hospitals face shortages.

The closure of British Steel furnaces in Scunthorpe marks a significant blow to the UK steel industry due to import tariffs and environmental regulations.