Stuart Pearce charged with drink driving in Gloucestershire
Former England defender and football manager Stuart Pearce faces drink driving charges after being stopped by police in Gloucestershire, with court proceedings scheduled for next month.
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Driver jailed for killing cyclist while in stolen car
Disturbing footage reveals the moment a reckless driver, who killed a cyclist while driving his mother's car without permission, was arrested while lounging in bed. The shocking case highlights road safety failures and family betrayal.
Police apologise after Sikh turban removed in search
West Midlands Police issues formal apology after officers removed a Sikh man's turban during a search in Oldbury, acknowledging the 'significant distress' caused by the incident.
Ex-Tory donor Howard Rubin faces sex charges in court
Prominent businessman and former Conservative donor Howard Rubin appears at Westminster Magistrates' Court charged with multiple serious sexual offences spanning decades.
Church of Norway apologises to LGBTQ+ community
In a historic move, Norway's national church has formally apologised to LGBTQ+ people for decades of discrimination and exclusion, acknowledging 'shame and great harm' caused by its policies.
China arrests pastor Jin Mingri in Zion Church crackdown
Exclusive investigation reveals Chinese authorities' intensified crackdown on underground Christian churches, with prominent pastor Jin Mingri facing serious charges amid growing religious persecution concerns.
Mormon Church leadership shift as Dallin Oaks steps up
Significant leadership transition within The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints as President Dallin H. Oaks assumes senior authority following health issues affecting senior apostle President M. Russell Ballard.
Ex-Lord Speaker Faces Suspension Over Speeding Scandal
Exclusive: Baroness D'Souza faces parliamentary suspension after investigation finds she attempted to improperly influence authorities over a speeding offence, raising serious questions about conduct standards in Westminster.
China escalates crackdown on Christian communities
Exclusive investigation reveals how Chinese authorities are intensifying persecution of Christian communities, with pastors detained and churches demolished across multiple provinces.
Tommy Robinson refused phone PIN to police in Channel Tunnel
Far-right activist Tommy Robinson refused to give police his mobile phone PIN during a Channel Tunnel crossing, telling officers 'not a chance, bruv' as court hears details of the confrontation that led to public order charges.
Chelsea's Fofana fined for driving without licence
Chelsea footballer David Fofana faces eight penalty points and a substantial fine after being caught driving his luxury Cadillac Escalade without a valid licence or insurance in a shocking motoring offence.
Driver: I was checking Tesco Clubcard points on phone
A motorist in Greater Manchester stunned police with an extraordinary explanation after being caught using his phone while driving, claiming he was merely checking his supermarket loyalty points.
Driver's rude gestures backfire with undercover police
A motorist's aggressive hand signals towards another driver turned into instant regret when the recipient turned out to be an undercover police officer, leading to immediate consequences on a UK road.
BMW driver steals disabled parking space in shocking footage
Outrage as a BMW driver is caught on camera illegally parking in a disabled bay outside a pharmacy, forcing a disabled customer to struggle accessing vital medication.
Judge quashes Koran burning conviction in free speech defence
A British judge has overturned the conviction of a man who burned a Koran, declaring the right to offend is fundamental to free speech in landmark case testing UK liberties.
Tim Westwood charged with nine sexual offences
Former BBC Radio 1 DJ Tim Westwood has been charged with nine sexual offences against four women, dating back to the 1980s, following a major Metropolitan Police investigation into historical allegations.
West Bank Christians face violent expulsion campaign
Exclusive investigation reveals shocking campaign of intimidation and violence against Palestinian Christians in the Occupied West Bank, threatening the extinction of one of Christianity's oldest communities.
Man appeals Quran burning conviction in free speech case
A London man convicted for burning the Quran while shouting anti-Islamic remarks challenges his sentence, claiming violation of his right to free speech in landmark legal case.
Duke of Marlborough faces speeding trial
Charles James Spencer-Churchill, the 12th Duke of Marlborough, stands accused of exceeding a 30mph limit in Woodstock. The high-profile case continues at Oxford Magistrates' Court.
Dashcam shows driver's red light run causing spinal injury
Dramatic video shows the moment a speeding Mercedes driver ignored a red light in Birmingham city centre, causing a devastating collision that left a pedestrian with serious spinal injuries. West Midlands Police release footage as driver faces sentencing.
Will Young fined £660 for driving while on phone
Singer Will Young slapped with £660 penalty after being caught using his phone behind the wheel in West London, court documents reveal.
Bishop's 17 secret lovers exposed after mistresses fight
A Peruvian bishop's double life unravels spectacularly after his legion of lovers began fighting over him, with a cleaning lady exposing his 17-strong harem of secret mistresses in a shocking church scandal.
'Dangerous Man' jailed for five years over firearms offences
Exclusive: Christopher Cook, who bragged online about being armed and dangerous, has been sentenced to five years after police discovered a lethal arsenal including a loaded shotgun and ammunition at his Kent home.
Vikings' Jefferson & Addison: NFL's New WR Duo
Minnesota Vikings wide receivers Justin Jefferson and Jordan Addison are developing an explosive offensive partnership that promises to terrorise NFL defences this season. Discover how this dynamic duo is transforming the Vikings' aerial attack.
Man claims divinity, faces Indonesian Islamic police
A controversial religious figure in Indonesia has been detained by Islamic sharia police after declaring himself divine, sparking debates about religious freedom and enforcement in the world's largest Muslim-majority nation.
Mormon Church Shooting Investigated as Hate Crime
A violent shooting at a Mormon church in Utah leaves multiple people wounded as authorities launch a hate crime investigation into the attack on religious worshippers.
Drive-thru phone use risks £200 fine for UK drivers
Millions of UK motorists are unknowingly risking fines and penalty points by using their mobile phones in drive-thrus and car parks, as experts warn these areas are not 'private land' under the law.
UK passengers face £1,000 fine for seatbelt mistake
A legal loophole means backseat passengers in the UK could be hit with a £1,000 fine for not wearing a seatbelt, even if the driver is unaware. Experts warn millions are at risk.
Hindu Group's Mass 'Conversion' Event Sparks India Outrage
A mass religious ceremony in India organised by a hardline Hindu group, aiming to 'reconvert' thousands of Muslims and Christians back to Hinduism, has ignited a firestorm of controversy and allegations of coercion.
Police apologise for shoes-on entry into Sikh temple
West Midlands Police has issued a formal apology after its officers caused offence by entering a Sikh temple in Oldbury while wearing shoes, violating a core religious practice.
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