A teenager was murdered and his testicles removed by a gang who believed they could sell them for nearly £100,000 on the black market, Indian police have said.
The suspects, allegedly inspired by a social media video promoting a false claim about the value of human testicles, killed Rehan, aged 17, before cutting his testicles off with a blade.
Police arrested the prime suspect, Zoheb Khan, a 20-year-old business student, and Aamir Qureshi, 18, and detained three minors.
Investigators alleged that Khan recruited the group and convinced them that testicles could fetch about 12 million Indian rupees (£92,465) on the black market in the Gulf.
Andrew and Tristan Tate have been referred to Counter Terrorism Police after they visited Russia and took part in military training in what Conservative MP Alicia Kearns says could be a breach of British foreign influence laws.
Footage shows Tate being given the opportunity to use a grenade launcher and operating what is described as a flamethrower.
Arrested in Miami in July 2026, they are currently held in federal custody fighting extradition to the United Kingdom to face 59 criminal charges, including rape and human trafficking, alongside ongoing legal cases in Romania.
An Israeli television crew, i24News has claimed they came under attack while filming a documentary in Belfast's Cathedral Quarter on 'the rise of antisemitism'.
Yonathan Raveh, the channel's Hebrew Correspondent, said:
"We told everybody that we're Israeli. It went pretty OK. Just before this occasion happened, we were talking with two pro-Palestinian girls.
"It was a respectful, very respectful conversation, and, and then we, I guess we assumed that he heard that we're from Israel, and he came to the camera and they started to mess with it, not sure what he's trying to do, but maybe grabbed the camera, maybe just, I don't know, just disturb us, and then, and then you saw the video, he said, f**k off Israel and then we were not looking for any trouble, we just started to get away, and he started chasing us."
Yonathan claimed that the man then threw a pint glass, which hit his cameraman, Nadav Abas, on the back of the head.
First Minister of Scotland John Swinney has defended the use of more than £45,000 of public funds on business-class flights for him and two senior aides to the World Cup.
He flew to Boston on 11 June for Scotland's opening match travelling luxury business class.
Swinney insisted the government had sought to "minimise" costs.
