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'Most accident prone person ever': Woman thankful after boulder rescue

Matilda Campbell found herself in the nightmarish situation after she tried to…
US researchers, who tracked more than 100,000 Americans over 15 years, found a worrying link between the behaviours. People were eight times more likely to commit homicide at 2am on average. The risk of suicide also rose five-fold at 3am

Insomniacs 'eight times more likely to commit murder', say experts who claim disrupted sleep makes us prone to lashing out

By Emily Stearn, Health Reporter For Mailonline Published: 10:38 EDT, 29 May…
Man drops sofa on girlfriend’s prone body as he beat her to death, then sits on it and goes to sleep

Man drops sofa on girlfriend’s prone body as he beat her to death, then sits on it and goes to sleep

Leroy Brahm violently beat his girlfriend, Annabel Rose Meenan, to death. (Mug…

Prescribed burning could make Australian forests more fire prone, report claims

There are calls to overhaul some of Australia’s long-established bushfire prevention strategies,…
‘It was creepy’: Woman found in prone position with no head or thumbs and blood drained from entire body is identified

‘It was creepy’: Woman found in prone position with no head or thumbs and blood drained from entire body is identified

Police identified a woman found dead on March 29, 2011, in this…
Molly, who goes by HR_Molly on TikTok, shared a series of videos this summer detailing how she thought blemishes on her skin were just acne or bug bites. They turned out to be skin cancer

I thought I was just prone to bug bites – it turns out I had SKIN CANCER nine times

A woman who thought she just had acne and bug bites turned…
Have You Noticed That Only Conservative Justices Are Prone to 'Ethical Lapses'?

Have You Noticed That Only Conservative Justices Are Prone to 'Ethical Lapses'?

Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito has become the target of an…
RAF chiefs initially feared women were too gossipy and prone to hysterics for vital military work in the Second World War, a new book reveals (pictured, The Women Behind The Few by Sarah-Louise Miller)

RAF chiefs feared women were too ‘prone to hysterics’ for military work in WW2, book reveals

RAF chiefs initially feared women were too gossipy and prone to hysterics…