Bathroom Bacteria: The Hidden Family Health Risk
New research reveals how bathroom items like toothbrushes and towels become breeding grounds for dangerous bacteria when shared among family members.
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New laws protect child abuse victims in police operations
Groundbreaking legislation will enable Australian Federal Police to share sensitive material with state counterparts while implementing stronger safeguards for victims of child sexual abuse.
Northampton man jailed for terrorism offences
A 31-year-old British-Bangladeshi man from Northampton has been sentenced to two years and eight months in prison for disseminating terrorist material and encouraging attacks.
Met Police data sharing with Home Office sparks Muslim community fears
Exclusive investigation reveals controversial data sharing practices between Metropolitan Police and Immigration Enforcement, raising serious concerns about community trust and racial profiling.
ISIS brides returning to Australia: AFP admission
Australian Federal Police make stunning confession about returning ISIS supporters and their families, revealing unprecedented security challenges facing the nation.
Police officer probed over extremist material claims
A Merseyside police constable faces serious misconduct allegations after reportedly displaying extremist content to young men during community engagement in Southport. The officer has been removed from frontline duties pending investigation.
NSW Police: 19 arrested in child abuse network bust
A major police operation across New South Wales has resulted in 19 arrests for child abuse material offences, with victims including infants among the 14 children rescued from harm.
UK blocks £4M Irish language funds amid Stormont crisis
Westminster confirms it will not release £4 million earmarked for Irish language services in Northern Ireland until devolved government returns to Stormont, sparking political controversy.
Stormont restored: Historic power-sharing deal ends 2-year deadlock
Northern Ireland's devolved government has been restored after a dramatic two-year political deadlock, with Sinn Féin's Michelle O'Neill making history as First Minister in a landmark power-sharing agreement.
Sydney Uber driver charged over hidden camera in car
A Sydney Uber driver has been charged after police discovered a hidden camera secretly recording passengers in his vehicle. The disturbing find has raised serious safety concerns for ride-sharing users across Australia.
Instagram boss denies photo deletion rumours
Instagram's head Adam Mosseri has directly addressed viral rumours about the platform deleting photos, clarifying the app's future direction and what users can really expect.
Manchester school distributes Nazi material to students
St George's Church of England High School faces investigation after handing out antisemitic material containing Nazi symbols during a history lesson, prompting condemnation from Jewish community leaders.
Disney+ Announces Major Price Hike for UK Subscribers
Disney reveals significant price increases for its streaming services, including a new premium tier and a crackdown on password sharing, set to impact UK subscribers.
Foster: Westminster Interference Risks NI Government Collapse
Former DUP leader Arlene Foster issues a stark warning that meddling from London threatens to collapse Stormont's devolved government and undermine the delicate political balance in Northern Ireland.
TPUSA Staffer Arrested on Child Pornography Charges
George Zinn, a former employee of Charlie Kirk's Turning Point USA, has been arrested by the FBI and charged with possession and distribution of child sexual abuse material. The shocking allegations have sent ripples through the conservative political org
UnitedHealthcare Manager Charged with Terrorism Offences
A senior IT manager at US healthcare giant UnitedHealthcare has been charged with attempting to provide material support to ISIS. Luigi Mangione, 35, allegedly used his technical expertise in a failed bid to aid the terrorist organisation.
Stormont Returns: £3.3bn Deal Ends NI's Two-Year Deadlock
Northern Ireland's power-sharing government has been restored at Stormont following a landmark £3.3 billion financial package from Westminster, ending a two-year political stalemate.
NY man charged with attempting to supply ISIS with gear
A New York City man, Luigi Mangione, faces terrorism charges after allegedly attempting to supply military equipment to ISIS. The indictment reveals a plot to source and send tactical gear to the terrorist organisation.
Starmer unlocks £3.3bn Northern Ireland funding package
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer announces immediate release of £3.3bn funding package for Northern Ireland during historic meeting with First Minister Michelle O'Neill, signalling new era of cooperation.
NCAA Proposes Landmark Plan to Pay Student Athletes
In a seismic shift for US college sports, NCAA President Charlie Baker has unveiled a revolutionary plan allowing top-tier Division I schools to directly pay their athletes, challenging the long-standing amateurism model.
Brisbane man charged with terrorism offences after police raid
Max Belter, a 22-year-old from Brisbane, has been charged with terrorism-related offences following a police raid. The Australian Federal Police allege he was planning a terrorist act and possessed extremist material.
NCAA agrees historic $2.8bn settlement for athlete pay
The NCAA and major US conferences agree to a monumental $2.8 billion settlement, paving the way for a groundbreaking revenue-sharing model with college athletes.
Cheryl's Plea: Stop Sending Me Your Demos
Pop icon Cheryl issues a candid warning to her devoted fans, urging them to cease sending unsolicited music demos and personal material, citing legal and safety concerns in a rare personal address.
Heathrow Terminal Evacuated Over Hazardous Material Scare
Heathrow Airport's Terminal 3 was plunged into chaos today after a major security alert prompted a full-scale evacuation over fears of a hazardous substance.
UK and Ireland in Fresh Talks to Restore Stormont
Exclusive: The UK Secretary of State has launched a fresh diplomatic push with the Irish government in a bid to break the political deadlock and restore the devolved government in Northern Ireland.
Stormont Power-Sharing Restored After Two-Year Deadlock
Northern Ireland's devolved government has been restored after a two-year political stalemate, with Michelle O'Neill of Sinn Féin making history as First Minister in a landmark power-sharing agreement.
Big Tech failing to stop child abuse content online
Australia's eSafety Commissioner has issued a stark warning that major tech platforms are failing to stop the proliferation of child sexual abuse material, despite new voluntary codes being implemented.
Supreme Court rejects Stormont restoration legal challenge
The UK Supreme Court has unanimously dismissed a landmark legal bid that sought to compel the government to implement stricter laws for restoring devolved government in Northern Ireland, leaving the power-sharing crisis unresolved.
Starmer Eyes Five Eyes Intel Access for Home Secretary
Prime Minister Keir Starmer is considering granting his new Home Secretary, Yvette Cooper, direct access to top-secret Five Eyes intelligence, a significant departure from longstanding protocol that could redefine UK security strategy.
182% Surge in Online Child Exploitation in Australia
Australia faces a devastating epidemic of online child sexual exploitation, with new data revealing an unprecedented 182% increase in reports. Authorities and charities issue urgent warnings to parents.
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