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'We were terrified, we ran, there were fires all around us... I began filming so I could send to my family if I was going to die': Tourists describe their horror as they are caught up in Mexican cartel violence

'We were terrified, we ran, there were fires all around us... I began filming so I could send to my family if I was going to die': Tourists describe their horror as they are caught up in Mexican cartel violence

Terrified tourists have described the horror of trying to escape Mexico after the country erupted in a wave of violence following the killing of its most notorious drug kingpin.

At least 20 states have been plunged into cartel-fuelled chaos since Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes - also known as 'El Mencho' - died in custody on Sunday shortly after being seized by Mexican special forces in Jalisco state. 

Will Starmer's flagship smoking ban be extinguished by the EU? As the PM begs for a Brexit 'reset' member states argue tobacco prohibition contravenes current deal

Will Starmer's flagship smoking ban be extinguished by the EU? As the PM begs for a Brexit 'reset' member states argue tobacco prohibition contravenes current deal

Keir Starmer is facing a major challenge to his proposed UK-wide smoking ban - from the European Union.

Seven member states have formally warned that the Tobacco and Vapes Bill currently going through Parliament is incompatible with the Brexit agreement made with Brussels because it applies in Northern Ireland.

Newly released Epstein files show disgraced billionaire may have facilitated drug trafficking

Newly released Epstein files show disgraced billionaire may have facilitated drug trafficking

Newly-released documents suggest pedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein may have also been involved in drug trafficking.

The trove of files released by the Department of Justice show that the US Drug Enforcement Agency once opened an investigation into Epstein and 14 other unidentified individuals' money transfers, which authorities believed could be linked to trafficking illegal narcotics.

Jeffrey Epstein's brother tells Piers Morgan new report will show the paedophile was murdered - before angrily quitting interview when asked about victims

Jeffrey Epstein's brother tells Piers Morgan new report will show the paedophile was murdered - before angrily quitting interview when asked about victims

Jeffrey Epstein's brother has claimed that a new report will prove that the paedophile financier was murdered. 

Speaking to Piers Morgan on his 'Uncensored' programme, Mark Epstein said that he believes 'even more so' that his brother was murdered, adding that a 'group of pathologists are actually studying the autopsy results that should have been done initially.'

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