Victims' Commissioner Baroness Helen Newlove Dies at 63
Tributes are paid to Baroness Helen Newlove, the passionate Victims' Commissioner for England and Wales, who has died following a short illness. Read about her powerful legacy.
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Victims' Commissioner Baroness Helen Newlove Dies at 63
Tributes pour in for Baroness Helen Newlove, the 'committed and passionate' Victims' Commissioner for England and Wales, who has died aged 63. Read about her powerful legacy.
Victims' Commissioner Helen Newlove dies aged 63
Baroness Helen Newlove, the Victims' Commissioner for England and Wales, has passed away following a short illness. The fierce campaigner for victims' rights transformed the role. Read her powerful story.
Victims' Commissioner Baroness Newlove Dies at 63
Baroness Helen Newlove, the Victims’ Commissioner for England and Wales, has died after a short illness. A passionate advocate for victims' rights, her legacy transformed the role. Our thoughts are with her family.
Princess Anne marks King's birthday in Singapore
Princess Anne reflects on 60 years of UK-Singapore relations at a party for King Charles's birthday. Discover the royal remarks and the significance of this diplomatic milestone.
Jenrick Faces Standards Probe Over Lammy Clown Video
Robert Jenrick defends sharing an AI-generated video of David Lammy as a clown, calling a Labour MP's racism complaint a 'disgusting smear'. Read the full story on the Westminster row.
Australia's Social Media Ban Threatens Reddit's Downvote
Australia's controversial new social media ban raises critical questions about digital expression and whether features like Reddit's downvote could face government scrutiny in the name of online safety.
Jewish FDNY Commissioner Resigns After Political Pressure
New York City's first Jewish FDNY commissioner resigns following pressure from Democratic Socialist assemblyman Zohran Mamdani over department's Israel stance.
Senator Canavan under eSafety investigation for social media post
Nationals Senator Matt Canavan under investigation by Australia's eSafety Commissioner for allegedly inflammatory online content, raising questions about political discourse and digital regulation.
Court rejects MP Liam Byrne's standards appeal
Former Minister Liam Byrne faces political setback as Court of Appeal rejects bid to overturn parliamentary standards ruling, raising questions about MP conduct and accountability.
King Charles to Honour First UK Veterans' Commissioner
The King will attend a special dedication ceremony for the UK's inaugural Veterans' Commissioner, marking a significant moment for British armed forces recognition and royal support.
Windrush Commissioner: UK Going Backwards on Race Equality
The UK's Windrush commissioner delivers a devastating verdict on racial progress, revealing systemic failures and warning that Black Britons are facing worsening discrimination years after the scandal.
NBA Fans Call for Commissioner Adam Silver to Resign
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver finds himself under fire from basketball enthusiasts worldwide following contentious officiating in the Celtics-Heat playoff game and controversial comments from coaches and players.
Goodell supports Giants over Daniel Jones injury handling
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has thrown his support behind the New York Giants' medical team and ownership amid controversy surrounding Daniel Jones' neck injury management during the 2023 season.
Bad Bunny criticises NFL commissioner Roger Goodell
Global music sensation Bad Bunny makes headlines with bold criticism of NFL commissioner Roger Goodell while weighing in on US political landscape and Donald Trump.
Police Commissioner's helicopter scandal sparks apology
Victoria Police Commissioner Mike Bush faces mounting criticism after using a police helicopter for personal transport, prompting a formal apology amid growing accountability concerns.
Australia's eSafety Commissioner demands global censorship powers
Australia's online safety chief Julie Inman Grant faces backlash after calling for worldwide content removal powers during London address, raising free speech concerns.
KPMG consultant leaked Bank of England rate data
Exclusive investigation reveals how a senior KPMG consultant improperly obtained and shared confidential Bank of England interest rate information, sparking regulatory scrutiny and raising serious questions about financial sector integrity.
LNER data breach: Passenger information stolen in cyber attack
London North Eastern Railway confirms massive cybersecurity breach affecting customer data including email addresses and partial payment details. Investigation underway as passengers warned to remain vigilant.
FOI System at Breaking Point in England
Exclusive investigation reveals England's FOI system in crisis with soaring delays and rejected requests, threatening government transparency.
John Bolton Faces Grand Jury Charges Over Memoir
Explosive reports suggest former National Security Advisor John Bolton could face criminal charges for allegedly mishandling classified information in his controversial memoir.
Blood type required on new UK driving licences
Millions of British drivers face significant changes as new driving licence applications will require blood type disclosure in groundbreaking medical safety initiative.
Hungary EU Commissioner unaware of Brussels spy claims
EU Commissioner Oliver Várhelyi denies knowledge of Hungarian intelligence operations targeting Brussels officials, as diplomatic tensions escalate over espionage allegations.
Police chief under fire over vigilante group comments
A police and crime commissioner faces public outrage after claiming residents felt 'empowered' rather than intimidated by vigilante groups patrolling their streets. The controversial remarks have sparked demands for resignation.
Government FOI crackdown fails as Ley praised
Labor's controversial freedom of information reforms face collapse as crossbench opposition grows, with Deputy Liberal Leader Sussan Ley receiving widespread praise for defending transparency.
John Bolton indicted over classified info in memoir
Former US National Security Advisor John Bolton has been indicted by a grand jury over allegations he mishandled classified information in his controversial memoir.
UN's Failed Fight Against Misinformation: A Warning Ignored
Decades ago, the fledgling United Nations attempted to curb mass-scale misinformation. As today's digital landscape proves, ignoring that warning has come at a devastating cost to global stability.
Australia's transparency crisis: Govt breaks FOI pledges
Exclusive analysis reveals the Labor government is failing its own transparency commitments, with freedom of information delays and rejections reaching record levels despite election promises.
UK Police Forces Face Legal Action Over Data Breaches
Multiple police services across Britain, including West Midlands and Greater Manchester Police, are under investigation for potentially compromising sensitive information of victims and witnesses in evidence submissions.
ACC Commissioner Scrutinised Over UNC Relationship
Atlantic Coast Conference commissioner Jim Phillips faces mounting pressure as questions emerge about his awareness of Jordon Hudson's relationship with UNC staff member while she was a student-athlete.
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