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Former Royal Marine reservist Paul Doyle, convicted for a car attack on a parade crowd, was sentenced to twenty-one years and six months. His violent past includes a 1994 incident where he bit off part of a fellow service members ear during a drunken brawl on the M6 motorway. Despite attempts to reattach the ear, it was too damaged to save. Doyles history of assaults and criminal damage during his military career suggests a pattern of rage that has now led to severe consequences.

South Koreas parliament launches probe into Jeju Air crash, focusing on potential cover-ups by government agencies, amid families accusations of delays and hidden facts. The committee will question officials from the transport ministry, airports corporation, and Jeju Air on various aspects of the crash.

Gary Mounfield, Stone Roses beloved bassist, is being laid to rest at Manchester Cathedral. The local legend, who passed away peacefully in November, is remembered for his iconic bass lines and his impact on Manchesters music scene. His twin sons, Gene and George, are surrounded by love as the city gathers to celebrate a life that rocked the world.

The UK governments new animal welfare strategy aims to boost protections for pets, farm animals, and wildlife. Key plans include reforming dog breeding, licensing rescue centers, promoting responsible pet ownership, ending colony cages for laying hens and pig farrowing crates, tackling issues like carbon dioxide stunning for pigs, and encouraging slower-growing chicken breeds. The strategy also bans trail hunting, outlaws snare traps, and imposes a close season for hares. However, farmers and opposition voices warn these changes could let cheap imports from countries with lower standards undercut British producers. Environment Secretary Emma Reynolds promises these steps will set a gold standard, with the full document set to drop today.

Manchesters music world mourns the loss of legendary bassist Mani, known for his role in The Stone Roses, who helped shape the Madchester scene and influenced bands like Oasis. After The Stone Roses, Mani joined Primal Scream and returned for their reunion tours. Tributes pour in from fans and fellow artists, celebrating his positive spirit and musical legacy.

New footage of Tom Dingle emerges, sparking hope in the search for the missing teen. Police urge drivers with dashcam footage from Appley Bridge between 12:30 AM and 3 AM on December 13th to come forward. Tom, 15, stands at 510, has short black hair, an athletic build, and was last seen wearing a black Vans hoodie, black jeans, black Dr Martens boots, and carrying a backpack. The community is rallying behind the family, and authorities are leaving no stone unturned in the desperate search for Tom.

A police inspector shares his familys transformative adoption journey, from initial challenges to finding joy in their son Senans growth and development.

Council leader in West London unaware of senior Labour councillors illegal worker hire, despite earning extra £7,889 for chairing Housing and Environment Scrutiny Panel. Councillor Mir suspended by Labour Party but retains council seat, while Councillor Rehman resigned as Licensing Committee chair for parking in disabled bay without blue badge. Mir plans to donate £160 to charity and challenge court ruling, leaving residents questioning the Labour Partys handling of the situation.