
News
Share
Published 15:05 1 Aug 2025 BST
Updated 15:37 1 Aug 2025 BST

The decapitated head of a murdered man has been handed in to police wrapped in tin foil.
The incident happened yesterday afternoon (31 July) in the Portuguese capital Lisbon and left medics stunned.
Employees at São José Hospital were shocked when a student walked in with a severed human head in his backpack.
Police were immediately called to the hospital and swiftly handed the suspect over to Portuguese criminal investigation police (Polícia Judiciária), as per the Portuguese outlet Correio da Manhã.
The student later confessed to the murder and was arrested.
The man faces charges of aggravated homicide and desecration of a corpse.
He reportedly told police that he had only met the victim a matter of hours before murdering him.
Investigators say that the suspect wrapped the head in tin foil before placing it in his bag and going to the hospital.
The motive behind the killing seems to be trivial as per police.
It comes after the decapitated body of a man was found on Patio Salema on Wednesday.
Early forensic tests suggest that this head belongs to the same man.
The suspect is set to appear before a criminal judge on Friday.
Oleshky evacuation begins under US-brokered ceasefire
Four-hour pause in fighting allows long-awaited evacuation from Oleshky A four-hour pause in fighting has allowed residents of Oleshky to leave the Russian-occupied Ukrainian city for the first time since it came under Moscow’s control. The evacuation in the Kherson region follows a ceasefire brokered by US First Lady Melania Trump, which has held along […]
News
1h
Jet2 flight to UK diverts after declaring midair emergency
The plane was headed for Manchester A Jet2 flight heading from the Greek island of Samos to Manchester in the UK has been forced to divert after declaring a midair emergency. The plane, a 737-800, was forced to divert to Split in Croatia, making a sharp turn to the south west while over the border […]
News
3h
NHS worker wins tribunal after colleagues give him humiliating ‘Invisible Employee’ award
News