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A man who killed a dog walker and attacked two other people in a “frenzy of violence” in west London has been given an indefinite hospital order for manslaughter.

(Reuters) – Australian police said on Sunday that authorities there were investigating the “links to Australia” of a flydubai co-pilot who attacked the captain ​on a flight to Tel Aviv.

Police confirm investigation into period the man reportedly spent in Australia before alleged attempted terrorist attack

Stellar ($XLM) has pulled back after a strong September rally where it gained nearly 26% before the momentum weakened near $0.23 to $0.24. It is currently trading at $0.22, raising speculation about whether this consolidation can support another move higher. The weekly chart shows $XLM forming a long-term symmetrical triangle, while the derivatives are also…

Bad news for Jannik Sinner. The Italian, who has not played a tournament since winning Wimbledon, announced this morning that his return will not be at the Masters 1000 in Shanghai either. What is happening?

With 40 dead and a disaster declared across all 50 city districts, experts warn extreme flooding will only worsen across south-east Asia

Pakistan may finally be edging toward a political breakthrough. After months of unacknowledged contacts, the government and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), the party of jailed former prime minister Imran Khan, have entered formal talks as the party’s Oct. 4 long march approaches. The opening is fragile. Yet both sides may now be confronting a reality they…

“If you’re descending that rapidly, the aircraft would have disintegrated completely.” That was the chilling reality shared by pilot Aaron Murphy on Erin Burnett OutFront. Using a flight simulator, Murphy showed viewers what happens when a plane drops thousands of feet in seconds.

For more than two decades, Iraqi prime ministers have pledged to establish a basic principle of sovereignty: Only the government should possess the power to decide when the country goes to war and who carries weapons in its name. Yet successive leaders have been unable to turn that principle into reality.

John Campbell (right) hit 100 off 65 balls, but Shubman Gill (left) ensured it was in a losing cause. Photograph: Anupam Nath/APJohn Campbell (right) hit 100 off 65 balls, but Shubman Gill (left) ensured it was in a losing cause. Photograph: Anupam Nath/AP