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Inquest into M5 death of teen tased by police

An inquest has begun into the death of Logan Smith, 18, who was tased by police and then hit by a car on the M5. The Independent Office for Police Conduct is investigating.

Police ID mix-up: Wrong teen declared dead for 22 days

A catastrophic police error saw two families wrongly told which son had died in a Rotherham crash. The mistake was only uncovered weeks later when a teenager awoke from a coma. Read the full investigation.

Family told son dead for 3 weeks in police error

A South Yorkshire Police blunder saw a family mourn their 'dead' son for 22 days after a crash. Trevor Wynn, 17, was in a coma while another victim was misidentified. Read the full shocking story.

Judge suspended for bullying staff allowed to run again

Judge Tracy Flood was suspended for bullying court staff to the point of self-harm thoughts. The Washington Supreme Court overturned her removal after she claimed criticism was racist. Read the full investigation.

BBC hires £120k whistleblowing team after scandals

The BBC is recruiting a high-paid whistleblowing team following a series of scandals involving Huw Edwards and Gregg Wallace. Read the full story on the corporation's new transparency drive.

Pro-Palestine group slams NSW protest ban after Bondi

A pro-Palestine organisation faces backlash for opposing a proposed protest ban following the Bondi terror attack. NSW Premier Chris Minns seeks new police powers. Read the full debate on civil liberties.

Congresswoman pepper sprayed in Arizona federal raid

Arizona Congresswoman Adelita Grijalva alleges she was pepper-sprayed during a federal immigration operation at a Tucson taco shop. Read the full story on the clash between protesters and Homeland Security.

Police chief retires before sack over explicit photos

A senior Greater Manchester Police commander admitted gross misconduct after sending explicit images to a junior officer. He retired just before a hearing that would have fired him, sparking calls for urgent disciplinary reform.

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