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Cows invade Neath station platform, halting trains
Commuters faced extraordinary delays after a herd of cows staged an unexpected platform invasion at Neath railway station, bringing Great Western Railway services to a complete standstill during morning rush hour.
Bristol's first new train station in 100+ years opens
Portway Park & Ride station becomes Bristol's first new train stop in 100+ years, promising faster commutes and reduced city centre traffic
CPS drops China spying case against parliamentary staff
Exclusive: Crown Prosecution Service drops case against UK parliamentary researchers accused of spying for China, citing insufficient evidence in security scandal that rocked Westminster.
Legal outcry as CPS drops China spies case
Top UK legal experts challenge CPS decision to abandon prosecution of three individuals accused of spying for China, raising serious questions about national security priorities.
Fly-tipper fined for burning waste near recycling centre
In a shocking display of environmental disregard, a man has been prosecuted for illegally setting fire to fly-tipped waste mere steps from a fully-functional recycling facility in St Helens.
Starmer scrutinised over Chinese spy case as CPS chief
New revelations emerge about Sir Keir Starmer's oversight of controversial Chinese espionage case during his tenure as Director of Public Prosecutions, raising questions about political transparency.
CPS Appeals Kneecap Rapper's Terror Charge Dismissal
The Crown Prosecution Service challenges the dismissal of terrorism charges against Kneecap's Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh in a case testing free speech boundaries in UK music.
CPS faces legal challenge over kneecap terror case
The Crown Prosecution Service is under fire as a man accused of a kneecap shooting faces a terror designation in a landmark legal appeal challenging counter-terrorism policies.
Minister demands police action over Hezbollah symbols
Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick calls for urgent Metropolitan Police intervention following pro-Hezbollah demonstrations featuring terrorist organisation symbols in central London.
Minister demands police action over protest chants
Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick calls for urgent police intervention following alleged 'jihad' chants at London protest, questioning CPS and Met Police response to extremist rhetoric.
CPS admits institutional failures in Stephen Lawrence case
The Crown Prosecution Service makes unprecedented admission of institutional failure in handling the Stephen Lawrence murder case, acknowledging systemic racism affected justice.
Starmer's alleged role in Tugendhat case collapse exposed
Explosive claims emerge about Sir Keir Starmer's potential involvement in the collapsed prosecution of Security Minister Tom Tugendhat, raising serious questions about political interference in legal matters.
Manchester Synagogue Attack Suspects Released
Greater Manchester Police have released two men arrested over the alleged terrorist attack on a Manchester synagogue, leaving community leaders demanding answers about the investigation's sudden turnaround.
Pregnancy Prosecutions: America's New War on Women
As US states criminalise pregnancy outcomes, women face unprecedented legal threats. This investigative report exposes how reproductive rights are being dismantled state by state.
Trump faces new charges in classified documents case
Former President Donald Trump confronts fresh allegations in the Mar-a-Lago documents investigation, while his co-defendant Carlos De Oliveira alleges 'vindictive prosecution' in dramatic court filings.
The Railway That Revolutionised British Travel
Discover how the Liverpool and Manchester Railway, opened in 1830, revolutionised transport and created the blueprint for modern rail travel that we know today.
Ex-Syrian President Assad Charged with War Crimes in UK
In an unprecedented legal move, former Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has been charged with war crimes by a British court following a landmark private prosecution brought forward by a Syrian refugee.
Bronx heating crisis: Landlords prosecuted in freezing temps
Hundreds of Bronx residents suffer through sub-zero temperatures as multiple building owners are prosecuted for heating failures during dangerous cold snap.
Man pushed onto tracks at Worcester Park Station
British Transport Police launch urgent appeal after man violently shoved onto railway tracks at Worcester Park Station in terrifying late-night incident. Witnesses sought.
Care staff face jail for lying about pensioner's death
Three care workers admit to covering up circumstances surrounding elderly resident's death from wheelchair fall complications in shocking care home scandal.
US Women Criminalised for Pregnancy Outcomes
Groundbreaking research exposes how hundreds of American women face criminal charges for pregnancy-related incidents, with devastating consequences for maternal healthcare.
Trump Prosecuted Over Comey Firing in Obstruction Case
In an unprecedented legal move, the US Justice Department has filed criminal charges against former President Donald Trump for the 2017 firing of FBI Director James Comey, alleging obstruction of justice.
Democrats Worry Trump Prosecutions Alienating Voters
Senior Democratic strategists warn that the multiple criminal cases against Donald Trump could backfire spectacularly, alienating moderate voters concerned about perceived political weaponisation of the justice system.
Bus driver charged over fatal crash that killed teenager
A bus driver has been formally charged following a devastating collision that claimed the life of a 19-year-old girl in Walsall, as the victim's family pays emotional tribute.
West Coast Railways wins Settle-Carlisle line contract
West Coast Railways triumphs in bid to operate the iconic Settle-Carlisle railway line, ensuring the future of this scenic route through the Yorkshire Dales and Cumbrian fells.
Prosecutors drop death penalty in mafia murder case
Prosecutors abruptly drop death penalty against alleged mafia associate Luigi Mangione in high-profile Tampa murder case, citing lack of evidence. Former AG Pam Bondi and NY Mayor Eric Adams involved.
Madeleine McCann Suspect Faces New Charges in Germany
Exclusive: German prosecutors confirm new sexual offence charges against Christian Brueckner, the prime suspect in the disappearance of Madeleine McCann, as the investigation continues.
SAS Veteran: End 'Endless Pursuit' of Soldiers
A decorated former SAS commander demands an immediate halt to the relentless investigations into UK veterans for their actions during the Northern Ireland Troubles, branding it a politically-motivated 'witch-hunt'.
Trump Brands Prosecutors 'Treasonous' in Free Speech Rant
In a fiery speech, Donald Trump launched a blistering attack on US prosecutors, branding them 'fascists' and 'communists' for pursuing cases against him, claiming it's a violation of free speech. The former president made the comments while endorsing Char
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