World Sky NewsJury shown video of dad Lee Pomeroy stabbed 18 times in 25 seconds on train
The Old Bailey sat in silence during the graphic clip of the "quick and frenzied" attack on Lee Pomeroy, 51, who was stabbed by fellow passenger Darren Pencille on the 1.01pm service from Guildford to Waterloo on 4 January. It showed Mr Pomeroy board the train at London Road station with his son, with Pencille then seen walking in from another carriage and appear to say something as he walks past them. The two men have an exchange - allegedly over the aisle being blocked - which leads Mr Pomeroy to follow Pencille into another carriage to continue the row.
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Latest sex accusation against Trump lands with a thud
Nearly a week after the latest sexual misconduct accusation against President Donald Trump, the story has largely landed with a thud. Some see the muted response to author E. Jean Carroll's allegation of Trump assaulting her in a department store dressing room more than two decades ago as yet another example of the divisive Politics of Trump: Those who support him dismiss it as fake news. "Essentially, you're either for him or against him, and if you're for him, it doesn't matter what he's done," said Larry Sabato, who directs the University of Virginia's Center for Politics.
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NBA Rumors: Kevin Durant reportedly sells his Calif. home, buys one in N.Y.
More real estate news to keep an eye on as NBA free agency approaches Sunday at 6 p.m.
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Kelly Ripa stuns in white swimsuit at age 48 - a year after trolls accused her of being too old for a bikini: 'Bod goals'
One fan proclaimed Ripa's beachy look to be "model material."
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I've Cheated on Every Boyfriend I've Ever Had, and I Don't Regret It
If you're in your early twenties, you shouldn't either.
Celebrity CosmopolitanKylie Stepped Out Wearing ZERO Makeup and Glasses, and She Looks So Different
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Adam Scott To Mitch McConnell: Don't Use My Image, Unless It's For 'Humiliating Defeat'
The "Parks and Recreation" star called out the Senate majority leader for using a GIF to react to an article about Trump's Supreme Court plans.
