Новости за 21.05.2019

Oliver Walker was 'a bright little boy with intelligence beyond his years.'

She announced the new proposal today.

Police said they are investigating the 'sudden death'.

It's the most popular marathon in the world.

A bargain.

Terry Knope and his wife Raylaine Knope forced the disabled victim to eat her mother's ashes in a bowl with milk, made her perform sex acts on a jalapeno pepper, and dumped human waste on her, among other abuses.

The mother duck arrives each year to lay her eggs in the safety of the care center's courtyard, then marches her newly-hatched ducklings through the building, giving staff and residents a chance to enjoy her new family

'We can't support this bill because it's basically a rehash of what was discussed before.'

His genitalia was hanging on by a 'bit of skin'.

Imagine getting back after shopping to find this.

He ran away after being caught attacking his girlfriend, then exposed himself in the street.

A large blood-colored stain was visible on the driveway after the Tuesday morning tragedy

Leah Anidi-Ryz was deemed 'whiney' by management when she attempted to speak out about the abuse.

The site contains folders of revenge porn, featuring women from every major UK town, county and city.

Antoinette King, 33, smothered her 13-month-old son, Jeremiah, to death after she passed out on top of him, prosecutors say.

Steven Walker left his victim feeling 'violated and devastated.'

Over a 19 month period, Gerald Matovu and his lover Brandon Dunbar, 23, took advantage of 12 gay men, their Old Bailey trial heard.

Prosecutors said the couple refused to let the mentally and physically disabled victim use the bathroom or shower inside their home.

Phoebe Webb, 26, says she was told by a psychiatrist that she would be fine if she 'stayed hydrated'.

Campaigners say sufferers need to be treated with 'dignity and respect' rather than being criminalised.

Tana Mongeau confirms she will be appearing at VidCon just one year after her rival event TanaCon got cancelled.

She has already tried to pass it three times, and is bringing it back to the table in early June.

'I'm almost having to prove that I'm valid, that I'm allowed to be in this space. What I'm looking for is common sense, empathy and compassion.'

Richard Phillips was wrongly jailed 45 years for murder, which he will be paid $1.5 million for - approximately $33,333 for each year behind bars.

Video shows how the car was pushed along the road and then flung into the hard shoulder crash barrier.