West Virginia National Guard Deployed to Washington
The West Virginia National Guard has been dispatched to Washington, D.C., as authorities brace for potential unrest. The move follows heightened security concerns in the capital.
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Jenrick: Judges Must Avoid Political Bias in Court
Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick calls for judges to be removed if they allow personal political views to influence court rulings, amid growing concerns over judicial impartiality.
Immune system breakthrough could transform autoimmune treatment
New research uncovers key mechanisms behind autoimmune diseases, offering hope for better treatments and diagnostics.
Police chief: Courts failing to stop repeat shoplifters
A senior police officer has criticised the justice system for failing to deter shoplifters, as offenders are repeatedly let off with minimal consequences despite rising retail crime.
Immune system 'fountain of youth' discovered
Groundbreaking research reveals how rejuvenating the immune system could slow ageing and extend lifespan, offering hope for new treatments.
Farage attacks 'two-tier justice' after police drop case
Nigel Farage has slammed what he calls a 'two-tier justice system' after police dropped an investigation into alleged rule breaches by a senior Labour figure.
Australia’s tax system favours the rich – time for change
The Australian tax system has long been exploited by the ultra-rich, leaving ordinary citizens to shoulder the burden. Experts argue for urgent reforms to ensure fairness and equity.
Teen murderer's sentence reduced in controversial ruling
A teenager convicted of murdering a British mother has had their sentence reduced, sparking outrage and debate over justice system leniency.
Australia reforms Working with Children Check system
Attorney-General Michelle Rowland announces major reforms to Australia's Working with Children Check system, aiming for greater consistency and safety nationwide.
UK must rethink prisons for rehabilitation, experts say
A growing movement argues that prisons should focus on rehabilitation, not just punishment. Experts call for systemic changes to reduce reoffending and address root causes of crime.
Media's Ethnicity Focus Fuels Division, Not Justice
Examining the harmful consequences of emphasising ethnicity in crime reporting and how it exacerbates societal tensions.
White Blood Cells May Hold Key to Longevity
Groundbreaking research reveals that certain white blood cells may hold the secret to slowing down ageing and extending human lifespan. Find out how this discovery could revolutionise longevity science.
Ex-DWP worker exposes Universal Credit flaws
A former DWP employee exposes the harsh reality of Universal Credit, revealing how the system is rigged against claimants.
Children Abused in Care – The Silence That Followed
A mother's harrowing account of her children's abuse in care and the systemic silence that compounded their suffering.
Cooper's justice reforms: solution or new problem?
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper's latest policy aims to ease pressures on courts but risks creating new challenges. Experts weigh in on the potential fallout.
PwC tracks UK office attendance with traffic light dashboard
PwC has introduced a traffic light dashboard to track employee office attendance in the UK, sparking debate on workplace surveillance and hybrid work policies.
Serial shoplifter avoids jail for fourth time
A serial shoplifter with a long rap sheet has been spared prison for the fourth time, raising questions about the effectiveness of the justice system.
Scientists race to study interstellar visitor before it's gone
Astronomers race against time to study an enigmatic interstellar object passing through our solar system, calling for immediate action before it vanishes forever.
Jellyfish swarm shuts down French nuclear plant
A nuclear power plant in France was forced to shut down after an invasion of jellyfish clogged its cooling system, raising concerns about marine life disruptions and energy security.
Josef Fritzl's lawyer pushes for early release
The lawyer of Josef Fritzl, Austria's most infamous rapist and captor, argues for his early release, sparking outrage and debate over justice and rehabilitation.
Ministry of Justice faces backlash over court closure plans
The Ministry of Justice is under fire for its proposal to shut down multiple courts across England and Wales, raising concerns about access to justice and local communities.
NASA's startling 'Oumuamua discovery challenges science
NASA scientists reveal startling new findings about the mysterious interstellar visitor 'Oumuamua, challenging previous theories about its origins and composition.
Malka Leifer attacked by fellow inmate in prison
Malka Leifer, the former principal convicted of sexual assault, has been attacked by a fellow inmate in an Australian prison. The incident raises questions about inmate safety and justice.
Labour's soft justice risks flooding UK with criminals
Critics warn that Labour's lenient policies are releasing a tidal wave of dangerous offenders onto Britain's streets, putting public safety at risk.
Labour frees hundreds of prisoners early
The Labour government's early release scheme has seen hundreds of prisoners walk free, sparking debates on public safety and justice reform.
Labour tightens deportation rules for foreign criminals
Labour proposes stricter deportation appeal rules to prevent foreign criminals from abusing the UK's immigration system, aiming to close legal loopholes and expedite removals.
Killer's prison escape sparks justice system outrage
A convicted murderer's brazen escape from prison has left the victim's family devastated, as they call for urgent reforms to prevent such failures in the justice system.
Stacey Dooley sparks outrage as 'benefit queen'
Documentary maker Stacey Dooley faces backlash after labelling herself 'Britain's benefit queen' in a provocative social media post. Critics accuse her of mocking the welfare system while earning millions.
UK may release prisoners early to ease overcrowding
Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick hints at early release for certain prisoners to tackle severe overcrowding in UK jails, sparking debate on public safety.
Most Brits think judges are politically biased - poll
A damning new poll reveals over half of Britons think judges are influenced by politics, sparking fresh debates about judicial impartiality.
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