Mum Faces Jail for False Rape Accusations Against Ten Men
A mother is facing imprisonment after admitting to falsely accusing ten different men of rape, described by a judge as a 'wicked pack of lies' that wasted taxpayer resources.
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Soham Killer Ian Huntley Dies After Prison Assault
Ian Huntley, convicted of murdering 10-year-olds Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman in 2002, has died following a violent assault at HMP Frankland prison.
Ian Huntley's Death: Recalling the Soham Tragedy
The death of Ian Huntley prompts a reflection on the 2002 Soham murders, where two 10-year-old girls, Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman, were killed, leaving a lasting impact on the nation.
Man Who Sent Abusive Emails to Keir Starmer Avoids Prison
Mark Tew, 63, was found guilty of sending offensive emails to politicians and barristers but received a suspended sentence due to health issues and autism traits.
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Murder Trial Hears Accused Beat Ex-Partner, Recorded Sessions
Stephen McCullagh, accused of murdering pregnant Natalie McNally, allegedly beat a previous partner and covertly recorded her counselling sessions, Belfast court hears.
Three Women Questioned Over Alleged Role in Fayed Abuse Scandal
The Metropolitan Police have interviewed three women suspected of facilitating sexual assaults by the late Harrods owner Mohamed Al Fayed, with 154 victims now identified in one of Britain's worst abuse cases.
Congress Investigates Governor Kristi Noem's Conduct
A congressional committee has initiated a formal investigation into South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem, examining potential ethical violations and misuse of state resources during her tenure.
Lindsey Halligan Ethics Probe Over Trump Connections
Lindsey Halligan is under ethics investigation for potential conflicts of interest related to her work with Donald Trump, raising questions about political accountability.
DOJ Releases Epstein Files with Trump Allegations
The Justice Department has unsealed documents from the Jeffrey Epstein case, including allegations involving Donald Trump, intensifying political debates ahead of the 2026 election cycle.
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Missing FBI Documents on Trump-Epstein Allegations Released
The US Justice Department has released previously missing FBI documents related to sexual abuse allegations against Donald Trump from the Epstein files, with the White House dismissing them as baseless.
Trump on Iran Leadership, UK Robotic Surgery Success
As the Iran war enters its seventh day, Trump asserts influence over Iran's next leader while dismissing Khamenei's son. In the UK, a remote robotic surgery from London to Gibraltar marks a medical breakthrough.
Judge Penelope Wass Cleared in Bias Case, Prosecutor Wins
A New South Wales judge has been cleared of bias allegations after a prosecutor successfully appealed a ruling, highlighting judicial conduct standards in Australia.
Capitol Rioter Gets Life for Child Molestation
A participant in the January 6 Capitol riot has been sentenced to life in prison for unrelated child molestation offenses, highlighting a complex legal case.
Kristi Noem Fired as South Dakota Governor
South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem has been removed from her position following a controversial tenure marked by political scandals and policy disputes.
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Gen Z Men Hold More Anti-Women Views Than Baby Boomers
A global survey finds nearly a third of Gen Z men believe wives should obey husbands, with rising regressive attitudes linked to economic struggles and political rhetoric.
Alleged Rapist's Online Searches Revealed in Malkinson Case
Court hears Paul Quinn searched for details on Andrew Malkinson's wrongful conviction case online before his own arrest for alleged rape in London.
Step-Family Porn Ban Faces Complex Legal Loophole Issues
New UK legislation bans pornography depicting step-family relationships, but exemptions in the Sexual Offences Act create enforcement complexities for police and prosecutors.
Senator Price Under Fire for Husband's Taxpayer-Funded Flights
Australian Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price is facing criticism after revelations her husband's flights to a conference were charged to taxpayers, sparking debate over parliamentary expenses.
Ex-Pilot Denied Bail in Campsite Murder Retrial Case
Greg Lynn, a former Jetstar pilot, has been denied bail while seeking a permanent stay in his retrial for the 2020 murder of Carol Clay. His 2024 conviction was overturned due to a miscarriage of justice.
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House Opens Inquiry into Texas Lawmaker Over Alleged Affair
The House ethics committee has launched an investigation into Republican representative Tony Gonzales over allegations of sexual misconduct and discrimination involving a former aide who died by suicide.
Guardian's 'Off Duty' Podcast: 12-Year Innocence Battle
A new Guardian Investigates podcast, 'Off Duty,' explores a Chicago police officer's 2011 murder case. One suspect's 12-year fight for justice challenges systemic flaws in the US criminal system.
Trial Over 2003 Rape That Caused Miscarriage of Justice
Paul Quinn, 51, is on trial in Manchester for a 2003 rape that led to Andrew Malkinson's wrongful 17-year imprisonment. The case highlights DNA evidence and identification errors.
Police Federation Chief Arrested in Corruption Investigation
Mukund Krishna, head of the Police Federation of England and Wales, and two board members have been arrested by City of London police on suspicion of fraud and corruption following a financial misconduct investigation.
MAFS Coercive Control Scandal: Plibersek Demands Action
A coercive control incident on Married at First Sight has prompted Tanya Plibersek to urge stronger legal measures and public awareness campaigns in Australia.
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Leon Black Sued for Allegedly Silencing Epstein Accusers
Law firm Wigdor LLP files civil suit alleging billionaire Leon Black used frivolous lawsuits to retaliate against sexual assault accusers and their attorneys, citing Epstein documents.
Parliament Debates Domestic Abuse Suicides as Homicides
The Liberal Democrats propose mandatory homicide investigations for suicides preceded by domestic abuse, sparking cross-party debate and campaigner support.
Detroit Murder Conviction Overturned After Coerced Confession
A Detroit judge has vacated the murder conviction of George Calicut Jr, who served over 25 years in prison after police coerced his confession. DNA evidence further supports his innocence.
Drill Rapper Detained in France After Two Police Escapes
Daniel Boakye, a 21-year-old drill rapper who escaped police custody twice in a week, has been arrested in France. He was serving time for robbery and awaiting deportation to Ghana.
Nottingham Killer Tried to Hand Himself into MI5 Before Attack
Valdo Calocane, who killed three in a 2023 Nottingham stabbing spree, attempted to surrender at MI5 headquarters in 2021, but was not assessed further, a public inquiry has heard.
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US DoJ Drops Legal Case Against Firms That Stood Up to Trump
The US Justice Department has ended its appeal against four law firms that resisted Donald Trump's executive orders targeting them for representing clients he disliked, with critics calling settlements by other firms acts of 'capitalistic cowardice'.
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