CBS News staff revolt over editorial interference
CBS News staff revolt after network leadership allegedly pressured journalists to alter coverage of controversial interview with journalist Bari Weiss, raising concerns about editorial independence.
Category : Search result: criminal networks
Gardener electrocuted by hidden substation wire sues energy firm
A landscape gardener suffered life-changing injuries when he accidentally sliced through a live electricity cable while pruning a hedge. The 11,000-volt shock left him with severe burns and ongoing health issues. He's now taking legal action against Scott
Sky Mobile price war targets Giffgaff and spusu
Sky Mobile launches aggressive new pricing strategy, undercutting major rivals with competitive SIM-only deals that could save Brits hundreds annually.
FCC's Carr demands Jimmy Kimmel network details
Top US communications regulator escalates battle with late-night host over alleged censorship claims, demanding network affiliation details in unprecedented move.
Three Makes Big Price Cuts on Mobile Plans
Major mobile provider Three has announced significant price cuts for millions of customers, with some plans seeing reductions of over £100 per year. Find out how this affects you.
Whoopi Goldberg's Fiery Outburst Over Jimmy Kimmel Rumours
Whoopi Goldberg erupts on 'The View' over false suspension rumours, defending Jimmy Kimmel and criticising ABC's handling of the situation. The dramatic segment reveals behind-the-scenes tensions at the network.
Trump Threatens to Revoke TV Licences of Critical Networks
Former President Donald Trump has ignited a firestorm by threatening to strip broadcasting licenses from American television networks that criticise him, raising profound questions about media freedom and political power in the United States.
Giffgaff Plots iPhone 17 Deal to Challenge UK Networks
Giffgaff is preparing a major strategy to offer the upcoming iPhone 17 directly to customers, challenging network giants with its flexible, contract-free model. Discover how this move could redefine phone ownership in Britain.
Pensioner's 5G mast health nightmare in Shropshire
A 74-year-old grandmother from Shropshire claims a newly erected 15m telecoms mast near her home has triggered a devastating health crisis, leaving her with chronic pain, nausea, and an inability to sleep, in a case igniting the 5G safety debate.
Instagram's Algorithm Promotes Child Abuse Networks
Shocking investigation reveals Instagram's algorithm actively connects paedophiles and facilitates illegal child content distribution, prompting urgent calls for regulation.
KC: Legal Aid Reform 'Astonishing Act of Self-Harm'
In a scathing critique, Thomas Ross KC warns that removing specialist criminal barristers from the Legal Aid Agency's advisory panel is a catastrophic move that will undermine fair trials and worsen the crisis in the UK's justice system.
Organised Crime Exploits UK Labubu Toy Craze
Exclusive investigation reveals how sophisticated criminal networks are exploiting the viral Labubu toy frenzy, flooding Britain with dangerous counterfeits and duping thousands of collectors.
Record number of offenders avoid court in Scotland
Exclusive figures reveal a dramatic surge in criminals being diverted from prosecution to social work schemes in Scotland, with over 34,000 cases recorded last year. Critics warn of a 'soft-touch' justice system as serious offenders, including those charg
UK Lawsuit Hits Fox News & Newsmax Over Election Claims
A major UK-based financial backer is suing Fox News and Newsmax in a landmark High Court case, alleging massive financial losses due to the networks' promotion of baseless 2020 US election fraud claims. The lawsuit could set a precedent for media accounta
Criminals banned from pubs and football matches in new law
A sweeping new law in England and Wales will bar offenders from town centres, pubs, and major events as part of their community orders, creating 'sobriety zones' to curb alcohol-fuelled crime.
Nexstar's $7.6bn Tegna Takeover Collapses
The blockbuster $7.6 billion acquisition of Tegna by Nexstar Media Group has been abruptly terminated following intense scrutiny from US regulators and political figures, marking a major setback for media consolidation.
Alan Johnson: Rwanda Plan Makes UK Less Safe
Former Home Secretary Alan Johnson delivers a scathing critique of the UK's Rwanda deportation scheme, arguing it removes key witnesses and makes prosecuting gang leaders harder, ultimately undermining public safety.
MSNBC's new logo mocked mercilessly online
MSNBC's recent logo revamp has triggered a wave of ridicule online, with critics and viewers comparing it to everything from a '90s screensaver to a failed PowerPoint slide.
Paul Doyle Faces Serious Charges Including Assault
Paul Doyle is now confronting multiple serious charges, including assault and criminal damage. Here's the latest on the case that has shocked the community.
Violent offenders face new restriction zones in UK
The UK government introduces strict 'restriction zones' to monitor violent offenders post-release, aiming to enhance public safety and reduce reoffending.
Disgraced Aussie MP quits after sex abuse conviction
A former Australian MP has finally stepped down from Parliament after being convicted of sexually assaulting two young men, marking the end of a scandal that rocked the nation.
Folbigg compensated after wrongful conviction
Kathleen Folbigg, once dubbed 'Australia's worst female serial killer', has been granted compensation following the quashing of her convictions for the deaths of her four children.
Thug jailed for acid attack threats
A violent criminal who terrorised a woman with threats of acid attacks and physical violence has been sentenced to 12 years behind bars. Read the shocking details of his reign of terror.
IPP Prisoner Joe Outlaw: A Decade Without Release
Joe Outlaw, serving an Imprisonment for Public Protection (IPP) sentence, has spent over a decade in prison with no set release date, sparking outrage over the controversial sentencing scheme.
Climate activists cleared in HS2 protest case
Three environmental campaigners were acquitted of criminal damage after a jury found their actions during an HS2 protest were justified to prevent greater harm.
Police watchdog warns of 'two-tier policing' risks
The police watchdog has raised concerns over 'two-tier policing' amid growing demands for forces to reveal the nationality and asylum status of criminal suspects.
UK prison crisis: How sentencing policies are failing
A deep dive into how strict sentencing policies in the UK have led to an overwhelmed prison system, sparking calls for urgent reform.
Schiff Under Criminal Investigation Over Trump Claims
Congressman Adam Schiff is under criminal investigation for his role in the allegations against Donald Trump, raising questions about political motives and legal accountability.
O2 switching off 3G network - what you need to know
O2 is set to switch off its 3G network, affecting millions of users. Find out what this means for you and how to stay connected.
The Repair Shop's Jay Blades charged with assault
Jay Blades, the beloved host of BBC's The Repair Shop, has been charged with assault and criminal damage following an alleged incident in London. The TV personality is set to appear in court next month.
Page 2 of 4