Serbia President Accused in 'Human Safari' Trips
Shocking claims allege Serbia's president organised sniper trips where tourists paid £70,000 to shoot civilians in besieged Sarajevo. Read the full investigation.
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Vučić denies 'human safari' sniper role in Sarajevo
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić faces explosive claims of organising and participating in paid sniper 'safaris' targeting civilians during the Siege of Sarajevo. New evidence emerges.
Serbian President Faces Milan Court Over Sarajevo 'Sniper Safari'
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić faces a legal complaint in Milan for his alleged role in the 'Sarajevo Safari' case, where snipers reportedly paid to shoot civilians during the siege. Read the full investigation.
Sarajevo Siege: The Sniper Alley Tragedy
A harrowing look back at the Sarajevo siege, where over 10,000 perished from sniper fire and shelling between 1992-1996. Remember the resilience and explore the powerful images that defined a city under fire.
Serbian President Accused in Sarajevo 'Human Safari' Scandal
Serbia's President Vučić faces fresh allegations of participating in 'human safaris' during the Sarajevo siege, as an Italian investigation into the sniper tourism scandal escalates. Read the latest developments.
Mum's 30-year fight over son's 'human safari' killing
A mother's three-decade quest for justice after her 6-year-old son was allegedly killed by wealthy 'sniper tourists' during the Sarajevo siege. Read the shocking investigation details.
Croatia commemorates Vukovar siege anniversary
Croatia honours the victims of the 87-day Vukovar siege that became a national symbol of resistance. Learn about this pivotal moment in European history.
Tourists Paid to Snipe Civilians in Sarajevo Siege
Shocking investigation reveals wealthy foreigners paid up to £88,000 to shoot civilians during Bosnian war. New evidence uncovers darkest chapter of Sarajevo siege.
US Congress Hunts Americans in Sarajevo 'Human Safari'
A US Congresswoman pledges to find Americans accused of paying up to £88,000 to shoot civilians during the Siege of Sarajevo in a shocking 'war tourism' case. Read the full investigation.
Wealthy foreigners paid to shoot civilians in Sarajevo
Italian prosecutors investigate 'sniper safaris' where rich foreigners allegedly paid to shoot civilians during the Sarajevo siege. Read the shocking details.
Inside El Fasher: Surviving Sudan's Forgotten Siege
An exclusive eyewitness account reveals the devastating human cost of the prolonged siege in Darfur, where civilians face starvation, relentless bombardment, and the world's indifference.
Met Police officers refuse ID in plain-clothes stop
A London man's viral video reveals Metropolitan Police officers refusing to identify themselves during a stop, raising serious questions about police accountability and public rights.
The Tragedy of El Fasher: Inside the Siege
An in-depth investigation reveals the harrowing reality of the siege of El Fasher, where civilians faced unimaginable suffering amid blocked aid and relentless conflict.
Sarajevo's fragile peace three decades after siege
Three decades after the longest siege in modern history, Sarajevo reveals a complex tapestry of resilience and lingering trauma. Discover how this European capital continues to navigate the delicate balance between remembrance and moving forward.
Ukrainian mothers give birth during Russian bombardment
Amidst relentless Russian bombardment and siege warfare, Ukrainian maternity hospitals have become unlikely bastions of hope as mothers give birth in underground shelters and bomb-damaged wards.
Met Police scandal: Report reveals toxic culture at London station
Shocking independent review exposes systemic failures at Charing Cross police station, revealing discrimination, bullying and toxic behaviour within Metropolitan Police ranks.
Police officer suspended over disabled mocking TikTok video
A Merseyside Police officer faces suspension after filming and sharing a TikTok video that cruelly mocked a disabled man, prompting internal investigation and widespread condemnation.
Palestinian journalist honoured with Press Freedom Award
Veteran Palestinian journalist Maryam Abu Daqqa receives International Press Freedom Award posthumously after dying under Israeli siege in Gaza, celebrating her 40-year career documenting human rights abuses.
Met Police officers arrested in Essex-led operation
Two Metropolitan Police officers have been suspended and arrested following a coordinated operation by Essex Police in Dalston, uncovering a significant breach of professional standards.
Nottingham Police Officer Dies After Medical Episode at Station
Tragedy strikes Nottinghamshire Police as PC Stephanie Irons, a dedicated officer with 13 years of service, passes away following a sudden medical emergency at her workplace.
Police officer ignored emergency calls for pizza delivery
Shocking bodycam footage reveals a New Jersey police officer prioritising pizza delivery over emergency calls while investigating a brutal murder case in his own neighbourhood.
Met Police officer charged with raping teenager
A serving Metropolitan Police constable faces serious charges after being accused of raping a teenage girl, raising further concerns about police conduct and vetting procedures.
Met Police Commander suspended in misconduct probe
A high-ranking Metropolitan Police Commander has been removed from duty amid a misconduct investigation, marking another blow to London's police force.
Met Police stop David Lammy in controversial incident
London's Metropolitan Police confirms officers from Essex stopped David Lammy's vehicle in what the Labour MP called a 'disturbing' incident, raising fresh questions about police conduct and racial profiling in the capital.
Met Police Chief Battles BBC Over Police Station Exposé
Scotland Yard Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley launches extraordinary attack against BBC Panorama ahead of explosive documentary revealing shocking failures at troubled police station.
Met Police officer suspended over sick leave revelry
A Metropolitan Police officer has been removed from duty after being filmed dancing on tables and downing shots while signed off sick, raising serious questions about conduct standards.
Fourth Met officer sacked in BBC Panorama fallout
The Metropolitan Police faces another crisis as a fourth officer is dismissed following a damning BBC Panorama expose into racism, misogyny and bullying within the force.
BBC exposes Met Police Islamophobia scandal
Explosive investigation reveals racist WhatsApp messages, bullying culture, and systemic failures at London's Charing Cross police station, raising serious questions about police accountability.
Police misconduct rules 'too lenient' on use of force
A damning report reveals police officers in England and Wales can avoid serious consequences for excessive force under current misconduct rules, raising urgent concerns about accountability.
Met Police sack officers in Panorama scandal
Exclusive: Metropolitan Police dismisses multiple officers following damning BBC Panorama investigation into serious misconduct and corruption allegations within the force.
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