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.
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American's Sunday Roast Revelation Stuns Brits
An American food enthusiast's viral journey discovering Britain's iconic Sunday roast reveals surprising verdicts on Yorkshire puddings, roast potatoes, and gravy traditions that left them questioning American cuisine supremacy.
Shoe thrown at India's Chief Justice in court security breach
A dramatic security breach occurred at India's Supreme Court when a man threw a shoe toward Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud during proceedings. The incident has raised serious questions about courtroom security protocols.
Jenrick's wig jibe angers judges at conference
Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick faces backlash after mocking judges' traditional wigs during legal conference speech, drawing accusations of government hostility towards judiciary.
US Supreme Court begins pivotal new term with major cases
The US Supreme Court begins a landmark term tackling explosive issues from abortion rights and gun laws to environmental regulations and digital privacy in what promises to be a defining session for American jurisprudence.
Ketanji Brown Jackson's Supreme Court Transformation
An in-depth look at Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's groundbreaking role on the US Supreme Court, her influential jurisprudence, and how she's reshaping American legal discourse from the bench.
Endangered British Puddings: Are Any Worth Saving?
From Spotted Dick to Sussex Pond, Britain's iconic steamed puddings are facing extinction. We investigate which classics are worth saving from culinary oblivion.
Five Years in Jail Without Trial: India's Umar Khalid Case
Umar Khalid, a prominent Indian activist, marks five years in pre-trial detention under the controversial UAPA anti-terror law. This in-depth report examines the case critics call a grave miscarriage of justice and a test for India's democracy.
KC: Legal Aid Reform 'Astonishing Act of Self-Harm'
In a scathing critique, Thomas Ross KC warns that removing specialist criminal barristers from the Legal Aid Agency's advisory panel is a catastrophic move that will undermine fair trials and worsen the crisis in the UK's justice system.
NRL Fury: Walsh Escapes Ban for Headbutt, Gets Fine
NRL fans are in a state of disbelief after Broncos star Reece Walsh avoided a suspension for a headbutt, receiving only a fine. The controversial decision has major implications for the upcoming finals series.
British Musical Drama Generates Oscar Buzz
The deeply moving film 'The End of the World' is generating significant Oscar buzz for its powerful portrayal of grief and community, potentially becoming Britain's next major awards contender.
Reece Walsh Faces NRL Finals Ban After High Tackle Charge
Brisbane Broncos star Reece Walsh could miss the NRL finals after being charged for a high shot on Canberra's Matt Timoko. The fullback faces a tense wait as the Broncos consider challenging the grade two careless high tackle charge.
Istanbul Mayor Imamoglu Sentenced to Prison and Political Ban
A Turkish court has sentenced Istanbul's popular mayor, Ekrem Imamoglu, to over two years in prison and imposed a political ban, a move widely seen as a political manoeuvre to sideline a key rival to President Erdogan ahead of crucial elections.
Japanese Citizen Jailed for 12 Years in China on Espionage
A Japanese national has been sentenced to over a decade in a Chinese prison on espionage allegations, a case emblematic of Beijing's harsh crackdown in Xinjiang and its opaque judicial system.
Trump Demands Retirement of Democrat Rival Nadler
Former US President Donald Trump launches a scathing attack on veteran New York Democrat Jerry Nadler, calling for his retirement in a Truth Social tirade. The explosive post reignites political tensions as Trump faces his own legal battles in the city.
Fed's Lisa Cook faces mortgage investigation
US Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook is under investigation by the House Judiciary Committee over allegations of improper mortgage approvals during the pandemic. Discover the details of the claims and the Fed's response.
UK Troops May Deploy to Ukraine for Training Mission
Exclusive: Defence Secretary John Healey is considering a major policy shift that would see British military personnel deployed to Ukraine for a formal training mission, a significant escalation of the UK's support against Russian aggression.
Bake Off Viewership Crashes: Channel 4 Loses 400k Fans
Channel 4's Great British Bake Off suffers a staggering loss of nearly half a million viewers in a single week, sparking concern over the show's declining popularity and the impact of its scheduling changes.
Bake Off 2024 Branded 'Cringe Nonsense' By Viewers
The Great British Bake Off's 2024 return is facing a storm of criticism, with viewers branding the new series 'cringe nonsense' and a 'waste of time'. Has the iconic show finally lost its magic?
Bake Off viewers scream at TV over 'criminal' biscuit theft
Great British Bake Off viewers were left in a state of sheer outrage and disbelief during 'Biscuit Week' after a contestant committed the ultimate baking sin, leading to an unprecedented intervention from host Noel Fielding.
British Pilot, 30, Drowns in Benidorm Night Swim
A young British pilot's dream holiday in Benidorm ends in tragedy after he drowned during a late-night swim. The 30-year-old's body was recovered by emergency services.
Linehan and Farage summoned to US Congress
Comedy writer Graham Linehan and political figure Nigel Farage are set to give evidence before a powerful US congressional committee in Washington, investigating the alleged 'weaponisation' of the federal government.
GBBO Fans Outraged as Star Baker is Shockingly Eliminated
Viewers of The Great British Bake Off were left reeling after a fan favourite and previous Star Baker was unexpectedly sent home in a dramatic week of pastry challenges, sparking outrage on social media.
The Great British Bake Off 2024 Returns with Chaotic Start
The Great British Bake Off is back! Our review of the 2024 series premiere reveals a soggy-bottomed start, new judge dynamics, and the same heartwarming chaos we adore. Has the show still got the magic?
GBBO's First Deaf Baker Makes History in 2024 Series
The Great British Bake Off 2024 breaks new ground by welcoming its first deaf baker, Tasha, into the famous tent. Discover how the show is adapting for inclusivity.
The Firm Cast: Where Are They Now? 35 Years Later
Exclusive look at the cast of the iconic 80s drama 'The Firm' 35 years on. Discover their dramatic career shifts, personal lives, and where your favourite hardmen are now.
Bake Off Chaos: Scorching Heat Forces Bakers to Abandon Bakes
The Great British Bake Off tent became a pressure cooker as extreme heat forced contestants to ditch their delicate bakes in a disastrous Technical Challenge, leaving judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith stunned.
American's First Taste of British Squash Is Pure Comedy
An American's hilarious taste test of classic British squash goes viral on TikTok, revealing the stark cultural divide between UK squash and US cordials. Watch the full reaction.
Downton Abbey's Julian Fellowes Receives Prestigious BAFTA Honour
BAFTA bestows its highest accolade upon Julian Fellowes, the mastermind behind the global television phenomenon 'Downton Abbey', in recognition of his exceptional contribution to the craft of screenwriting and British storytelling.
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