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GILGIT: A powerful tremor struck Yazben village in Qurumbar Valley, Upper Ishkoman, late Thursday afternoon, triggering landslides and sending thick clouds of dust billowing across the valley. The quake caused sections of nearby mountains to collapse, burying fields, trees, and homes under gray dust and debris. Images shared on social media by a local resident

The independence of the Department of Justice has long been a hallmark of American democracy. In contrast to despotic and dictatorial regimes around the world, the U.S. insulates from political influence prosecutors who possess the immense power to arrest, charge and potentially imprison. We know of what we speak: One of us was suspended as

Sussex Police Toby Spiring was twice the legal drink-driving limit, Sussex Police said A drink-driver who killed a 19-year-old motorcyclist in a head-on collision has been jailed. Toby Spiring was driving near Wisborough Green, in West Sussex, on 30 June 2024 when he overtook another car and hit Aidan Venison, who was riding his motorcycle

James Bovillat Wolverhampton Crown Court and Tanya GuptaWest Midlands Mr Majek was filmed dancing after Ms Whyte died, jurors have heard An asylum seeker accused of killing a Walsall hotel worker by stabbing her 23 times with a screwdriver on a railway station platform was seen on video dancing after she died, jurors have heard.