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Landslides and floods kill 25

THE DEATH toll from landslides and flooding in northern India has risen to 25 after rescuers found more bodies buried under debris, officials said last Saturday (2).

Dozens more are missing after torrential rains triggered landslides and floods in the Himalayan states of Uttarakhand and Arunachal Pradesh.


Some 15 people have lost their lives so far in Uttarakhand and at least 10 were reported dead in the remote Arunachal Pradesh state.

“We have recovered 15 bodies so far. The rescue operations are on to find those still missing,” senior disaster control officer in Uttarakhand, Piyoosh Rautela, said.

Television images showed muddy, swirling floodwaters gushing through the area. In Arunachal, a nine-month old baby and a 10-year-old were among those killed.

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  • Drunk driver Anthony Gilheaney, 31, convicted of murder and multiple attacks on Christmas Day 2024.
  • Victim Aiden Chapman, 25, died from catastrophic brain injuries after being struck by the vehicle.
  • Attacks included homophobic and racist violence across London's West End.

A British man has been found guilty of murder after he deliberately drove his Mercedes into pedestrians during a series of violent attacks in central London on Christmas Day last year.

Anthony Gilheaney, 31, from Harlow, Essex, was convicted at the Old Bailey on Friday for the murder of Aiden Chapman, 25, who suffered fatal brain injuries. The court also found him guilty of one count of wounding with intent, two counts of attempted murder, and one count of causing grievous bodily harm.

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