A Penticton man will spend his jail sentence in the community after breaking into the home of his former partner while children were in the house. 

Kevin Gaiderman was employed at Chellaston Academy for five years but left following a vote of no confidence by staff

A man has been found alive in the remote and harsh Canadian wilderness, after he went missing during a winter hike.

The long-lost man who went missing 25 years ago and was reunited with his family after he turned up in a hospital was traveling the US in a van when he vanished - until he was found in April.

David Petrie drove at 70mph on Dundee's Perth Road.

The man has been given an official final warning that he will be jailed if the abuse continues.

Brian Ash, 37, stamped on his young victim's head five times before using a screwdriver to leave puncture wounds in his hands.

Deh Idi Dakum, 85, was kidnapped on 18 November in Tangur District of Bokkos Local Government Area of Plateau State

The alleged incident in Robertsbridge, near Hastings this year brought to an end the seven-year neighbour dispute over their shared boundary which began when a fence panel fell down.

A Kamloops city councillor is coming forward about an argument he had with the mayor of Kamloops that led to a police investigation.

Shalom Nagar was chosen to hang one of the architects of the Holocaust, in Israel's only civil execution.

Shalom Nagar oversaw the hanging of the war criminal after he was convicted over his role in organising the Holocaust, in which around six million Jews were murdered.

Michael Doran became abusive towards police and told officers: "You couldn't afford my Mercedes."

Geoff Carter, 77, first went to war with his farmer neighbour Trevor Goldsworthy over the weekly bin collections in rural west Cornwall in 2018.

Corporal Aaron Stelmach-Purdie (pictured), 33, ran the expenses scam, with the help of five others including his boss Alan O'Neil, 47, from London 's Regent's Park Barracks.

Paul Dunleavy, a former school principal, was convicted of 36 charges of historical sexual abuse.

A Christian Brother, who was a prolific serial sex offender, has been jailed for abusing children for decades in a series of schools in Northern Ireland.

Victims of former Christian Brother Paul Dunleavey say the now jailed former school teacher and principal "loved to give out pain" to those he abused.

The judge described messages sent by Ryan Shepherd as appalling and misogynistic

The victim was trying to stop him smashing his way into a van

A Mountjoy prisoner has been convicted of murdering a fellow inmate after a jury agreed with the prosecution case that he had "lured" him into his cell, knocked him to the ground and stamped on his head in a "vicious and unprovoked" assault.

Heerendra Gohil, who is of Indian descent, accused managing director Paul Jennings of saying that ethnic minorities 'deserved Covid' during a heated discussion.

In an emotional update on X on Wednesday, Dallas Bishop T.D. Jakes says he's grateful for the support and love he's received after suffering an unspecified "slight health incident" during his sermon on Sunday.

President Joe Biden urged Donald Trump to rethink his tariff war with Canada and Mexico, fretted about the state of the media and offered what he was thankful for during a visit with firefighters.

The teenager contacted the British Consulate and a child welfare organisation after his parents enrolled him at a boarding school in Africa before leaving him abroad

Tommy McQuaker, 29, was bitten by a police dog during the disorder

Clinton issues an apology to those who found him hard going in the years following his wife's 2016 defeat to Donald Trump, which he describes as 'the darkest election possible in the United States'.

Andrew Frazer was left fighting for his life in a Benidorm hospital after suffering a severe head injury

The jury of nine men and three women at the Central Criminal Court took a little less than three hours to return a unanimous verdict of guilty of murder against David Dunne (40), with a last address in Summerhill, Dublin 1

A 13-year-old boy has begun legal action against his family over claims his parents 'brutally' took him abroad and enrolled him in a boarding school before 'abandoning' him there.