Britain's Worst Funeral Scandal: Undertaker's Evil Deeds

On April 3rd, a funeral director and whole, named Robert Bush, just pleaded guilty to

over 30 counts of mishandling bodies, including handing out.

Wrong ashes to families, hoarding corpses, and stealing from charities.

Papers are calling it Britain's worst funeral scandal, with fears that thousands of grieving

relatives got duped by what one calls the most evil.

Undertaker, in UK history, internationally, French President Emmanuel Macron hid back

at Donald Trump's latest NATO jabs, urging him to get serious and focus on stability, instead

of drama.

Meanwhile, King Charles has to the US soon to boost NATO ties instead of UK security

packs with Washington.

Families are furious, labeling Bush a monster who deserves to rot in jail when sentenced

in July.

Front pages splashed photos of victim spaces, highlighting the betrayal at his funeral

home, where bodies and ashes piled up improperly.

On the space front, NASA's Artemis II crew dealt with a six-hour toilet breakdown, but

fixed it with Houston's help, while crowds watched the Orion, wanching awe.

Energy Secretary Ed Miliband looks set to green light the first big North Sea oil project,

and nearly a decade amid fuel crunches from the Iran War.

Shouts to M&S slamming London mayors to decon over rising shoplifting mobs, plus World

Cup final tickets potentially hitting 8,000 pounds.

Stay tuned as these stories unfold.