50,000 Student Visa Appeals Swamp Australian Tribunal
Australia's Administrative Review Tribunal faces a backlog of nearly 50,000 student visa appeals, driven by tougher rules and a focus on permanent residency over study. Read the full analysis.
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Dozens of FEMA Workers Placed on Leave by Trump Administration
The Trump administration has placed over 40 FEMA employees on administrative leave, raising concerns over politicisation of the disaster agency. Read the full investigation.
DOJ Moves to Dismiss Maurene Comey Lawsuit
The US Justice Department argues fired prosecutor Maurene Comey's lawsuit should be dismissed on procedural grounds. Read the latest on this high-profile legal battle.
Civil servant fined $1m for 10-year salary fraud
A Kuwaiti civil servant has been ordered to repay over $1m after being paid for a decade without working. The case highlights a global issue of public sector fraud.
Councils Rename Streets Linked to Prince Andrew
UK councils are undertaking complex administrative processes to rename streets honouring Prince Andrew, as residents report embarrassment. Discover the challenges and costs involved.
John Healey Underpaid Council Tax After Council Error
Defence Secretary John Healey settles £1,500 council tax bill after Westminster City Council admits administrative error. Get the full story on this political oversight.
Migrant sex offender freed in Home Office blunder
David Lammy faces scrutiny after Home Office error frees convicted migrant sex offender due to administrative failure, raising serious public safety concerns.
Prisoner returns after mistaken release in UK justice error
Exclusive footage reveals the moment Billy Smith voluntarily returned to prison after being mistakenly released, raising serious questions about UK prison security protocols.
Police blunder frees migrant facing deportation
Exclusive: Hadush Kebatu, a convicted criminal facing deportation, was accidentally freed from custody due to a catastrophic administrative error by UK police forces.
Brisbane school exam blunder: Wrong papers given
Exclusive: A significant administrative error at one of Queensland's top schools saw students sitting incorrect exams, raising serious concerns about assessment integrity and student welfare during crucial testing periods.
Asylum seeker sex attacker freed by police error
An Ethiopian asylum seeker convicted of sexually assaulting a teenage girl in London was mistakenly released by police due to a catastrophic administrative error, raising serious questions about public safety and border control.
Bannon: Republicans must become 'shock troops'
Former Trump strategist Steve Bannon urges Republicans to become 'shock troops' and dismantle the administrative state in explosive War Room podcast revelations.
CDC hires scientists then fires them in system error
In a stunning bureaucratic failure, the Centers for Disease Control hired scientists only to immediately issue layoff notices due to a 'system error' - leaving careers in limbo and raising serious questions about government competence.
DWP Boosts Job Support for Thousands on Universal Credit
Major changes to the DWP's Administrative Earnings Threshold mean thousands on Universal Credit will receive more support to increase their work hours or face stricter sanctions.
UCLA DEI Chief Suspended After Charlie Kirk Clash
The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) has placed its Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (DEI) director, Dr. Tabia Lee, on administrative leave following a controversial incident involving conservative commentator Charlie Kirk. The suspension comes
Secret Service Employee Suspended After HQ Altercation
A US Secret Service employee has been placed on administrative leave following a violent physical confrontation inside the agency's Washington D.C. headquarters, prompting an immediate internal investigation.
Man's £100 parking check reveals shocking £23,500 council debt
A motorist checking a £100 parking penalty was left reeling after uncovering a colossal £23,500 debt erroneously linked to his car. This astonishing administrative error by Westminster City Council highlights a dramatic system failure.
Man Utd Social Media Blunder: Tag Wrong Team in FA Cup Post
Manchester United's official social media team commits a major faux pas, mistakenly tagging non-league Grimsby Town instead of Coventry City in an FA Cup post, sparking a hilarious response from the Mariners.
Josie Gibson's 'Old' Jibe at GMB Co-Host Stuns Viewers
This Morning's Josie Gibson faces backlash after an awkward exchange with Strictly's Nikita Kuzmin on Good Morning Britain, where she called him 'old' and questioned his dancing future, leaving viewers cringing.
FEMA Staff Forced on Leave After Challenging Trump Orders
Exclusive: A group of FEMA employees have been placed on administrative leave after writing a letter alleging they were instructed to carry out potentially unlawful directives from the Trump administration, The Guardian can reveal.
Homeowner billed £300k for land he doesn't own
A Melbourne homeowner faces financial ruin after receiving an outrageous £300,000 council rates bill for a neighbouring plot he never purchased. The council's baffling administrative error has sparked outrage and raised serious questions about local gover
Texas Police Car Crashes Into Family Swimming Pool
A routine police patrol in Texas ended in chaos when a squad car veered off the road and plunged into a family's backyard swimming pool, narrowly missing children who were swimming just moments earlier.
Man orders pint of Guinness, gets entire 50-pint keg
A pub-goer in York got the ultimate surprise when his order for a single pint of Guinness turned into an entire 50-pint keg. The hilarious bar mishap was captured on video and has since gone viral online.
Jeremy Bamber's critical error from jail could end freedom bid
Notorious murderer Jeremy Bamber, serving a whole-life term, has made a critical error from behind bars that could shatter his decades-long bid for freedom, as revealed in a shocking new documentary.
I'm A Celeb's 'Points of East' Star Reveals Shocking Truth
Former I'm A Celebrity campmate opens up about the hilarious 'Points of East' blunder that captivated the nation and became an iconic reality TV moment.
BBC Breakfast host's 'that's not my name' moment goes viral
BBC Breakfast turned unexpectedly comical when host Jon Kay repeatedly mispronounced the name of tech expert Kate Bevan, leading to a hilarious on-air correction that has since captivated viewers across social media.
Couple wins 27-year planning battle after council error
A couple has legally occupied their dream chalet in the Snowdonia National Park for 27 years without planning permission due to a critical council error. Discover how a bureaucratic oversight turned into a property rights victory.
Christian couple's £2m property dream ends in legal nightmare
A devout Christian couple's celebration turned to despair after they mistakenly believed they had purchased a £2 million home, leading to a costly legal battle over a catastrophic property blunder.
GB News host halts live show over 'ridiculous' tech meltdown
GB News star Mark Dolan was forced to abruptly halt his live broadcast after a series of chaotic technical failures, including a rogue alarm and a disappearing guest, left the show in disarray.
GB News guest storms off after live TV audio fail
A GB News interview descends into farce as a guest's audio fails, leading to a heated exchange and a dramatic walk-off during 'The Morning Live' show with hosts Ellie Costello and Stephen Dixon.
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