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A man jailed for the murder of four British soldiers nearly 50 years ago was wrongly convicted on the basis of his alleged confession to an “irredeemably tainted” senior detective, the Court of Appeal heard today.

Electric fencing and funding look set to prevent baboon raiding problems in Simon’s Town, according to the latest government master plan.

Each Illawarra Premier League club will enter the 2024 season with new found optimism. Here's what each team needs to go right for them for success.

Capricorn One tells the story of an ill-fated Mars mission and the conspiracy that follows. We examine whether a fake Mars mission is actually possible.

After trial in Schenectady County Court, Jaquan Morrison was convicted of Murder in the Second Degree and related charges Friday, for fatally stabbing Dwayne Ha

The victim was stabbed and killed days after allowing the defendant to stay at the Maple Avenue apartment that the victim shared with several other roommates, prosecutors said, citing witnesses.

One of the certainties arising from scientific reports is that at best there is little prospect of restricting global warming to the maximum 1.5°C, to which the nations of the world committed in Paris in 2015. This is Part 1 of a four-part series.

A routine food hygiene inspection of Douglas Willis butchers at 2 Llanyravon Square, Cwmbran in August 2022, undertaken by Torfaen Council’s Environmental Health Officers, found vacuum packing machine was being used on the premises to package raw and cooked meats.

A butcher from Cwmbran has pleaded guilty to three separate food hygiene offences.

The managing director of a butcher shop in Wales has been fined almost £3,000 after pleading guilty to three food hygiene offences.