Witness sobs uncontrollably while recalling moment accused killer Beau Lamarre-Condon allegedly arrived at her house to wash blood from his rental van
Follow Daily Mail's live coverage of Beau Lamarre-Condon's murder trial.
American tourist says she was left terrified after trio of rickshaw drivers 'tried to scam her and steal her phone' during 'dream holiday' in London
Heather Ford, 39, was 'ambushed' during a ride on one of the pedal-powered passenger vehicles last Thursday after seeing Phantom of the Opera at His Majesty's Theatre.
US warns Gulf allies of possible strikes against Iran after midterm elections as president declares at Texas rally the war will end 'whenever I want it to be over'
Donald Trump has promised to not strike Iran at least until the November 3 elections have concluded, though he gave an ominous threat regarding the war at a rally in Texas Tuesday.
Liverpool's gangsters' molls: The women linked to some of the city's most notorious criminals as gangland family drama This City is Ours returns to screens
Behind many of the men who have brought misery to the city, there are women attracted to the power of its most notorious criminals.
Alexander brothers each jailed for 30 years for drugging, raping and trafficking women as victims confront siblings in court
Twins Oren and Alon Alexander, 39, and Tal Alexander, 40, were sentenced on Tuesday for rape, sex trafficking, sex abuse and sexual exploitation.
Violent family history of teenage Oregon school shooter revealed amid hunt for motive after horror attack left three children and one teacher dead
Griffin John II, 16, had been assaulted twice in recent years - including once by his mother's boyfriend - before he opened fire at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon.
PETER VAN ONSELEN: Australia should welcome migrants from anywhere - but stop pretending integration doesn't matter
Welcoming people is a policy decision. Making integration work is a governing responsibility.
Gymgoers accuse David Lloyd of 'discrimination' as health clubs ban men from spa sessions because women feel uncomfortable for 'religious reasons'
The exclusive gym chain, which charges up to £200 a month for membership, has introduced women-only spa sessions at some of its branches during peak evening hours, from 6pm to 8pm on Thursdays.
Albanese flags major change to visa deal allowing British backpackers to avoid regional work for 'Bondi Beach or Coogee'
Anthony Albanese is considering changes to a UK backpacker visa exemption as regional businesses warn proposed working holiday visa cuts could hurt farmers and tourism operators.
Extraordinary moment escaped inmate is found and captured with assistance from police helicopter using infrared camera
An officer in footage from the helicopter could be heard saying that the inmate has fled police several times before and usually tries to hide until nightfall.
Mother-of-two found dead under bridge in Kansas in what police call a 'tragic accident'
A woman was found dead under a bridge from a possible 'structural quirk' in the overpass shortly after she was reported missing in Kansas City, Kansas.
Nuclear submarines deployed as Foreign Office warns of 'sudden escalation' in Middle East
Three of the UK's four nuclear deterrent submarines are at sea as the Foreign Office warns "the risk of sudden escalation is high" in the Middle East, with Brits urged to brace for travel disruption
Newborn dies after home birth in Sydney suburb as police launch investigation
Emergency services were called to a home in Hinchinbrook on Tuesday at 6pm following the birth of the baby.
Moment Amazon courier hurls parcel from van window - then takes picture of damaged package as 'proof' of delivery
Doorbell footage shows the sprinter van pulling up outside a house and rolling down the window before throwing a parcel in front of a car.
Series of failures allowed mentally ill man to be freed from custody hours before he bludgeoned three pensioners to death, inquest jury concludes
Paranoid schizophrenic Alexander Lewis-Ranwell attacked Anthony Payne, 80, with a hammer and killed identical twins Dick and Roger Carter, 84, with a saw on February 10, 2019 in Exeter.
Homeowners' pain is all in vain as inflation surges again following four interest rate rises already this year: Grim figure puts Reserve Bank on course for yet another hike
Inflation has accelerated again despite four interest rate rises this year, keeping pressure on the Reserve Bank to rise rates again at its meeting next week.
EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Show's over now for Jack Nicholson, says Douglas
Nicholson's great friend Michael Douglas has revealed that the Oscar winner and notorious womaniser will never appear in front of a camera again.
One in ten senior NHS doctors rake in pay of more than £200,000 a year, official figures show - sparking fresh calls for militant health union bosses to call off crippling winter strikes
Data compiled by health officials reveals the top 5 per cent highest-paid NHS consultants earned £223,518 on average in the 12 months to April.
No clear winner in Israeli general election: Exit polls predict Netanyahu's party to win most seats but rival bloc 'will be bigger and could still oust him'
Early exit polls suggest the 77-year-old's Likud party will remain the largest in the country's parliament. However, Israel faces fresh uncertainty.
King Charles arrives in The Bahamas as he kicks off Caribbean tour amid demands from Commonwealth nations for slavery reparations - and monarch 'won't shy away from shameful past'
The King addressed the thorny issue of slavery and reparations within hours of landing on the potentially explosive Caribbean tour.
Britain's most spied upon woman: Julia's heating, coffeemaker and doorbell could be recording her every move. Now, as a hacker says you should be more worried about your devices than ever, these are the precautions to take
Every inch of Julia Starzyk's home is also serviced by the biggest collection of smart gadgets I have ever seen.
A bin too far: The town where residents now have to sort recycling into 12 bins... and get called 'lazy' for complaining
Denbighshire County Council is trialling the recycling of soft plastics such as crisp packets, chocolate wrappers and ready meal tops with some 4,500 homes.
LIAM HALLIGAN: The Big Bang liberated Britain from statist torpor. So why, 40 years on, is Labour intent on dragging us back?
As John Healey stands at the Dispatch Box today, likely unveiling a Budget that hikes taxes and worsens our national debt, he should remember the milestone the City of London has just marked.
DAILY MAIL COMMENT: As John Healey unveils his first Budget, the prospect of even more benefits is adding insult to injury
The expected unveiling of billions more in welfare payments in today's Budget will amount to a textbook example of adding insult to injury
Sir Ranulph Fiennes's wife is allowing visitors after concerns were raised for his welfare... but bars son
The 82-year-old, who was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease in 2019, was moved to a specialist dementia unit by his second wife, Louise Millington-Cotes.
An unreliable US President cosying up to Russia. War in the Middle East. And a global oil crunch... 70 years after the Suez Crisis, history is repeating itself in truly brutal ways
Meanwhile, in Eastern Europe the Russians are brutally attempting to extirpate a much smaller country, which is mounting a heroic but ultimately doomed resistance.
Business backlash over plans to hike the minimum wage as firms say jobs will be at risk
Restaurant and retail bosses said they desperately need to be given breathing space in the Budget, as further wage rises will make it even harder for them to retain or take on staff.
Election Nostradamus Nate Silver predicts midterms could be 'end of the Trump era' if Republicans lose big
Silver has been bullish on liberals' chances to overtake the GOP in the November 3 elections, with his model giving the party a 94 percent chance of winning the House.
Labour's £1billion back-to-work scheme fails to hit even half its target as long-term jobless refuse to sign up
Official figures show the £1.2billion Connect to Work scheme recruited just 13,900 people in its first year - far below the goal of 33,623.
JEREMY HUNT: Reform the public sector or tax the life out of the economy? It's not difficult to work out which is best for Britain
Much of the Budget speculation has been about tax rises. Families and businesses are bracing themselves after what happened in the last two Budgets.
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