TV talk show guru Dr Phil is refusing a demand to hand over unedited footage of his controversial podcast interview with the husband of convicted child killer Rebecca Grossman.

Lawyers for the heartbroken parents of the two young brothers Grossman murdered in a hit-and-run have subpoenaed the star's producers, urging them to surrender the full, raw video as possible evidence in the wrongful death lawsuit against the wealthy socialite and her ex-lover, one-time Los Angeles star pitcher Scott Erickson.

Anna Kepner's stepbrother, 16, has been charged by federal authorities in connection with her death on board a Carnival cruise ship. 

The boy had been considered the main suspect in the November 7 slaying of the Florida cheerleader. Anna was found stuffed under a bed in her cabin on the Carnival Horizon as it was returning to Florida from Mexico.

The Nottingham massacre that left three dead and others seriously injured was the 'culmination of decades of unconscionable but entirely predictable structural, systemic and individual failure', an inquiry heard.

Mentally ill Valdo Calocane was free to fatally stab university students Barnaby Webber and Grace O'Malley-Kumar, and caretaker Ian Coates, after a series of blunders by officials.

First it was meat, cheese and coffee.

Now bars of chocolate are being locked away in plastic boxes as retailers and police warn thieves are stealing bars to order.

Tesco, Co-Op, and Sainsbury's are all now using the transparent boxes which customers have to ask staff to open.

Tributes have been paid to a teenager who was stabbed to death outside a mosque following Ramadan prayers as police arrest a 17-year-old boy in connection with the attack.

Zeeshan Afzal, 18, was killed in front of the place of worship on Oldbury Road in Smethwick, near Birmingham, on Friday evening.

Russia is losing more troops than it can recruit, with Putin's forces suffering nearly 40,000 casualties every month, western officials say. 

Despite the devastatingly high casualty count, Russia is only recruiting up to 35,000 troops every month, officials added. 

Sarah Ferguson sought advice from Jeffrey Epstein on how to promote a charity working with vulnerable children while he was still in jail for child prostitution offences, the Daily Mail can reveal today.

The former Duchess of York called her paedophile friend a 'genius' in new lickspittle email unearthed in the Epstein Files.

A retired teacher tied herself to a tree in her neighbour’s garden for two-and-a-half hours in a desperate bid to stop it from being cut down. 

Lindie Rogers, 73, strapped herself to the 50ft tree after storming into Steve Evans' garden when she realised arborists had arrived at his home in Dorset.

A Bondi brouhaha between two parents at an elite private school has spiralled out of control, with shocking accusations being hurled and talk of police getting involved.

Earlier this month, mother-of-two Meghan Byrne accused fellow school parent Jeremy Levitt, a prominent Jewish businessman and occasional TV personality, of spreading rumours she had been 'cracking on to him'.

Villagers claim their peaceful community has been destroyed by ongoing HS2 works, with a Ukrainian refugee saying the construction is 'louder than Russian bombs in Kyiv'. 

Locals in the picturesque Water Orton, in Warwickshire, say heavy machinery is causing their homes to vibrate with a cloud of dirt and dust hovering over their gardens. 

A mother was killed while pushing her toddler in a pram when she was struck by crane equipment hanging off a lorry trailer, a court has heard.

Rebecca Ableman, 30, was out with then two-year-old Autumn in the Cambridgeshire village of Willingham when she was hit on the head.

Britain could face riots over food shortages after a cyber attack, extreme weather or war as chronic issues leave the system in a 'tinderbox' state, a major study claims.

Sudden price hikes or supply reductions could intensify pressure on UK food security and result in social unrest, according to the report by dozens of industry experts.