Spanish town must allow Muslim festivals, court rules
A court in Spain has overturned a controversial ban on Muslim religious festivals in public spaces in the town of Jumilla, ruling it discriminatory.
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Indian Court Orders Removal of Stray Dogs from New Delhi
A landmark court ruling mandates the removal of thousands of stray dogs from New Delhi, sparking debates over animal welfare and public safety.
Erin Patterson to face separate trial for attempted murder
A judge has ruled that Erin Patterson must stand trial separately for the alleged attempted murder of her estranged husband to avoid potential prejudice in court proceedings.
India court orders compensation for infant rabies death
India's Supreme Court has mandated compensation for a family whose infant died from rabies after being denied treatment by multiple hospitals. The ruling highlights systemic failures in emergency healthcare.
Melbourne’s Star Ferris Wheel Set to Spin Again
Melbourne’s troubled Star Ferris wheel, once a symbol of the city’s skyline, is finally set to reopen after years of delays and financial woes. Discover the revival of this beloved attraction.
Wildfire breaks out on Edinburgh's Arthur's Seat
Emergency crews are tackling a fierce wildfire on Arthur's Seat, Edinburgh's famous volcanic hill, as flames spread across the dry grassland. Authorities urge public caution.
Wildfire breaks out on Edinburgh's Arthur's Seat
A fierce wildfire has erupted on Edinburgh's iconic Arthur's Seat, prompting emergency response and evacuations as thick smoke billows over the capital.
Ancient Spanish church devastated by fire
A devastating fire has torn through a centuries-old Spanish church, with emergency crews battling to save the beloved tourist attraction from total destruction.
Fire at Córdoba’s La Mezquita – UNESCO Site in Flames
A fire has broken out at La Mezquita, Córdoba’s iconic mosque-cathedral, raising concerns over the safety of the UNESCO-listed landmark. Emergency services are on the scene as officials assess the damage.
Superfit British teen's pool death mystery unsolved
A coroner has ruled it 'impossible' to determine how a superfit 13-year-old British schoolgirl drowned in a swimming pool at Orlando's Discovery Cove resort, leaving her family devastated and seeking answers.
Court allows force-feeding in anorexia case
A UK court has granted a hospital permission to force-feed a severely anorexic woman in a groundbreaking legal decision, prioritising her survival over personal autonomy.
Cosmetic cowboys banned in patient safety victory
Two rogue cosmetic surgeons have been struck off in a major win for patient safety, following a shocking undercover investigation by the Mirror.
Prince Harry's charity faces scrutiny in new ruling
The Charity Commission has issued a ruling regarding Prince Harry's charitable foundation, raising questions about its governance. Here's what you need to know.
Judge blocks Trump's disaster grants withholding bid
A federal judge has ruled against the Trump administration's attempt to withhold critical disaster prevention grants, marking a significant legal setback.
Idaho’s Rainbow Bridge demolished amid safety concerns
The iconic Rainbow Bridge in Idaho has been demolished, sparking debate over the preservation of historic landmarks. Discover the full story behind this contentious decision.
WWII boat emerges from Lake Mead as water levels plummet
A historic WWII relic emerges from the shrinking waters of Lake Mead, sparking curiosity and concern amid the reservoir's ongoing drought crisis.
UK car finance lenders surge after court ruling
Shares in UK car finance lenders surged following a landmark Supreme Court decision that clears uncertainty around loan practices. Discover how this impacts consumers and the market.
Transgender pool player loses discrimination case
A transgender pool player has lost a high-profile discrimination case after being barred from a women's tournament. The ruling could set a precedent for future disputes in competitive sports.
Soviet-era floating restaurant sinks in Moscow
A historic Soviet-era floating restaurant in Moscow has sunk into the Volga River, marking the end of an iconic landmark from Russia's past.
US Court Blocks Trump's ICE Raids
A US federal appeals court has halted the Trump administration's planned ICE raids, sparking debate over immigration enforcement and legal challenges.
Martin Lewis: Claim car finance compensation now
Money-saving expert Martin Lewis advises UK motorists to check if they're owed thousands due to hidden commission in car finance agreements, following a pivotal Supreme Court decision.
NSW Court Allows Pro-Palestine March on Harbour Bridge
The NSW Supreme Court has ruled in favour of allowing a pro-Palestine protest to proceed on Sydney Harbour Bridge. Here’s the latest on the decision and its implications.
Elon Musk's X loses major court case
A US judge has ruled against Elon Musk's X in a high-profile legal battle, dealing a significant blow to the tech mogul's ambitions. The decision could reshape the future of digital platforms.
Judge rules Trump's birthright citizenship ban unconstitutional
A federal judge has struck down former President Donald Trump's executive order to end birthright citizenship, declaring it unconstitutional. Here's how the ruling impacts US immigration policy.
Grateful Dead's SF home sells for $3.2m
The legendary Victorian home where the Grateful Dead lived and created music in the 1960s is now up for sale, offering a rare piece of rock history.
Supreme Court backs FCA in lawyers' case
The UK Supreme Court has upheld the Financial Conduct Authority's authority in a significant case involving legal professionals, reinforcing regulatory oversight in the financial sector.
Supreme Court rules in favour of financial watchdog FCA
The UK Supreme Court has ruled in favour of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in a high-profile case, reinforcing its regulatory powers over financial disputes.
Supreme Court upholds FCA powers in landmark case
The UK Supreme Court has ruled in favour of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in a high-profile case, reinforcing its regulatory powers over financial disputes.
Caribbean court overturns anti-LGBTQ+ colonial laws
A historic court ruling has struck down discriminatory colonial-era laws in the Caribbean, marking a major win for LGBTQ+ rights activists across the region.
FCA ruling opens door to car finance compensation claims
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has uncovered widespread unfair commission practices in car finance, potentially leading to billions in compensation for affected customers.
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