British couple's £173k villa seized by squatters
A British couple's dream Spanish villa, worth £173,000, has been taken over by squatters while they were away. Disturbing CCTV footage shows the illegal occupants moving in.
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1,000 UK cops accused of domestic abuse
A damning investigation reveals over 1,000 police officers in the UK have been reported for domestic abuse allegations in the past five years, raising serious concerns about accountability.
Two LA Sheriff's deputies killed in training explosion
Two experienced Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputies were killed in a devastating explosion at a training facility, leaving the law enforcement community in mourning.
Atlanta family's property dispute heads to court
A family in Atlanta is embroiled in a heated legal dispute over property rights, with lawyers arguing over jurisdiction and ownership in Fulton County courts.
LA deputies injured in bomb training explosion
Multiple Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies were injured in a controlled explosion that went wrong during a training exercise at their bomb disposal facility.
Royal Albert Hall ownership dispute reaches High Court
The historic Royal Albert Hall faces a legal battle as the High Court examines its controversial ownership structure. Discover the implications for this iconic venue.
Royal Albert Hall seat ownership dispute escalates
The Royal Albert Hall is embroiled in a legal dispute over the ownership of its seats, with critics arguing the system unfairly benefits wealthy patrons.
EU's Israel sanctions inaction called 'unlawful betrayal'
As tensions escalate, critics accuse the EU of failing to take stronger action against Israel, calling it a breach of international law and human rights obligations.
Hong Kong's New Security Law Sparks Fears Over Freedoms
Beijing's sweeping new national security legislation for Hong Kong has raised concerns over the city's autonomy and civil liberties, with critics warning of increased mainland control.
Iris Law wows in sheer mini dress in NYC
Model and actress Iris Law turned heads in New York City, flaunting her legs in a daring semi-sheer mini dress. The fashion icon showcased her effortless style during a casual stroll.
Siblings' bitter £600k inheritance battle in court
Two siblings are locked in a fierce court battle over their late father's £600,000 estate, with one accusing the other of undue influence. The emotional feud reveals deep family rifts.
Brazil passes bill weakening environmental protections
Brazil's Congress has approved a highly contentious bill that dismantles decades of environmental safeguards, sparking outrage among activists and scientists.
Iris Law's bold NYC street style turns heads
Daughter of Jude Law, Iris Law, turns heads in New York City with a bold midriff-baring outfit, showcasing her effortless street style.
Comey slams Trump's "political" Justice Department
Former FBI director James Comey accuses Donald Trump of undermining the rule of law and turning the Justice Department into a political weapon in a revealing new interview.
New UK bill grants workers rights from day one
The UK government is set to introduce legislation granting employees key rights from their first day on the job, marking a significant shift in employment protections.
Sanders Signs Divisive Arkansas Protest Law
Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders enacts a divisive law, sparking protests and reigniting debates on government transparency and public dissent.
Football bans penalty rebound goals in new rule change
Football's governing body IFAB has announced a controversial rule change that will disallow rebound goals from saved penalties, sparking debate among fans and players.
Louisiana cops charged in visa bribery scandal
Several Louisiana police officers have been charged with accepting bribes to fraudulently approve visas in a shocking corruption scandal.
Superinjunctions in Afghan Data Breach Case Explained
Discover how superinjunctions are being used in the Afghan data breach case, their implications for press freedom, and why they remain controversial in UK law.
UK sick pay reforms could save firms £2bn
Proposed changes to statutory sick pay could save UK businesses up to £2bn annually, but unions warn of risks to low-paid workers.
EU accused of betrayal over Israel sanctions
Human rights groups condemn the European Union's inaction over Israel's military operations in Gaza, calling it a violation of international law and a betrayal of Palestinian rights.
Dundee and Fife lawyers investigated for misconduct
Several solicitors from Dundee and Fife are under investigation by the Law Society of Scotland following allegations of professional misconduct.
Reeves pressured to close law firms' NI loophole
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces calls to end a tax loophole allowing law firms to avoid National Insurance contributions, costing the Treasury millions annually.
Ex-MLB pitcher guilty of father-in-law murder
A former Major League Baseball pitcher has been found guilty of murdering his father-in-law amid a bitter dispute over $1.3 million. Read the gripping details of the case.
Kash Patel: Lie Detector Test for FBI Role?
Former Trump ally Kash Patel claims he’s the right man to run the FBI and is willing to take a polygraph to prove it. But critics question his controversial past and political ties.
Police Accused of Assaulting Schizophrenic Woman
Two police officers in Australia are under investigation after allegedly punching and kicking a schizophrenic woman out of frustration. The incident has sparked outrage and calls for accountability.
Iris Law flashes bottom in braless summer look
Model Iris Law turns heads with a daring fashion choice, going braless and flashing a glimpse of her bottom in a stylish summer ensemble.
Pokémon card sellers face £5k fines under new UK law
A proposed UK law could see Pokémon card enthusiasts facing fines up to £5,000 for selling rare cards without proper documentation. Learn how this crackdown affects collectors.
New law targets toxic UK workplaces
A proposed legal change aims to tackle toxic workplace cultures by holding employers accountable for employee wellbeing. Experts weigh in on its potential impact.
Qld Police: Domestic Violence 'Not Core Business'
Queensland's top cop faces backlash after stating domestic violence case management is 'not core business' for police, raising concerns over victim safety.
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