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Fatal accident inquiry in Glasgow finds pilot David Traill 'consciously took a risk' The pilot of a helicopter that crashed into the Clutha bar in Glasgow, killing 10 people including himself, decided to ignore low fuel ...

Nation's largest supermarket chain had threatened to ban payment network's credit cards entirely over "excessive fees"

Sir Martin Moore-Bick's call for new fire guidelines would mark shift away from advice given in tower disaster Grenfell Tower inquiry: the chair's findings so far Grenfell Tower inquiry: the main players Lives of Grenfel...

The county's public health department has reported 1,047 deaths for last year, a number that has increased steadily since 2013 More than 1,000 homeless people died in Los Angeles county in 2018, double the number of deat...

PM will accept in principle all of report's recommendations for central government Boris Johnson has said the government will fully accept the findings of a report on failings in the Grenfell Tower disaster, promising su...

World Organisation for Animal Health says no country is immune from being hit by the deadly animal virus

A Colorado fertility doctor secretly used his own sperm to impregnate a woman, fathering her two daughters without consent, the family claims in a lawsuit filed Tuesday. Dr. Paul Jones of Grand Junction promised Cheryl E...

India's state-run nuclear power producer said "malware" was discovered on a computer at its largest facility earlier this year but the computer wasn't connected to the plant's operations, which it said were unaffected.

Deal between PSA Group and FCA would create one of world's biggest carmakers The French owner of the Peugeot and Vauxhall brands is in talks with Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) pursuing a merger that would create one of...

Lt Col Vindman reportedly said omissions included references to Joe Biden and Burisma A decorated army officer and the top Ukraine expert on the national security council has reportedly told House impeachment investigato...

Armed only with hoses and guts, firefighters faced down a fast-moving wall of flames in Los Angeles Tuesday. Infernos gripping the Golden State have consumed some 140 square miles, prompting officials to activate more th...

The boards of French automaker Peugeot SA and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV on Wednesday agreed to pursue a $50 billion merger, sources familiar with the matter said, a deal that could transform the global auto industry.

Earlier this month the company recalled 33,000 bottles of its talc powder

CCTV footage shows £250,000 Tecchler instrument was taken from carriage by a man A 310-year-old violin left behind by its owner on a train's luggage rack has been stolen, according to police. Stephen Morris left the ins...

Navy SEAL Eddie Gallagher’s July sentence for posing with a dead Islamic State captive was upheld on Tuesday — costing him up to $200,000 in retirement funds. The US chief of naval operations denied Gallagher’s req...

George Papadopoulos, a former Trump campaign aide who went to prison for lying to the FBI, has filed papers to run for the House of Representatives.       

Another woman is accusing former Vice President Joe Biden of inappropriate behavior. CBSN political reporter Caitlin Huey-Burns; CBS News political correspondent Ed O'Keefe and Politico national political reporter Laura ...

Bill Murray's belated transition from beloved Hollywood actor to eccentric wandering prankster has hit a fork in the road with the chance for a steady new gig: A job at the P.F. Chang's at the Atlanta airport, which the ...

JetBlue Airways is offering a 'wicked' deal: $31 domestic flights on Halloween.       

Chile's worst unrest in decades has transformed into a nationwide uprising for change. Here seven protesters explain what they're fighting for The spark that lit the flame was a 3% hike in subway fares, but after 12 days...

The U.K. prime minister has finally secured the election he has pushed for almost since he took the job in July. Nonetheless, it is a huge bet for him, with potentially vast consequences for the country.

A new history of the government's cold war public information reveals a range of sometimes alarming, often ridiculous propaganda Even if you didn't buy a copy of Protect and Survive in 1980, you may still be familiar wit...