Driver pleads guilty to Liverpool parade attack
Paul Doyle changes plea to guilty for driving into Liverpool victory parade crowd, injuring over 100. He faces a lengthy custodial sentence on December 15.
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Paul Doyle pleads guilty to all Liverpool crash charges
Ex-Royal Marine Paul Doyle has pleaded guilty to 31 charges after driving into a Liverpool crowd, injuring over 100. He now faces a lengthy prison sentence.
Liverpool Parade Crash Suspect Returns to Court
Paul Doyle, 54, denies 31 charges as his trial continues over the Liverpool victory parade crash that injured over 100 people. Follow the latest updates from court.
Liverpool parade crash suspect in court
Paul Doyle, 54, faces 31 charges over the Liverpool FC victory parade incident that injured 134 people. Follow the latest from the trial at Liverpool Crown Court.
Girl, 2, in hospital after McDonald's Happy Meal drink
A two-year-old girl in Germany was rushed to hospital after drinking from a McDonald's Happy Meal water bottle suspected to contain disinfectant. Police are investigating.
Liverpool parade crash suspect appears in court
Paul Doyle, 54, denies 31 charges after a car ploughed into Liverpool FC victory parade crowds, injuring over 100. Follow the latest from the trial.
Gardener faces life for paralysing teacher lover
Robert Easom, 56, has been found guilty of grievous bodily harm after breaking his partner's neck. Trudi Burgess, 57, is now tetraplegic and requires constant care. Her family speaks out.
Sydney pool party stabbing over omelette leads to jail
A man has been sentenced to prison after stabbing a guest 10 times during a cocaine-fuelled poolside party argument over an omelette in Sydney's affluent North Turramurra. Read the shocking details.
Online Safety Act used to jail paedophile for 20 years
Senior Crown Prosecutor confirms new Online Safety Act offences are being used to ensure child abusers face 'full force of the law' following landmark case. Listen to exclusive interview.
Ask Babies for Nappy Change Consent, Experts Say
Australian researchers recommend parents seek consent during nappy changes to teach bodily autonomy from infancy. Learn how this approach benefits child development.
Driver jailed for deliberate 80mph police car crash
Shocking dashcam footage shows Joseph Sharpes, 22, deliberately plough into a police car at 80mph while on drugs. Two officers were seriously injured. Watch the video.
Former Rugby Player Jailed for Anzac Day Glassing Attack
Former NSW Blues player Maurice Trindall sentenced to prison for grievous bodily harm after glassing a woman and stomping on a man during a street fight. Read the full details.
Man Accused in Children's Fire Death Will Not Face Trial
Matthew McAuliffe, accused of leaving three children to die in a house fire, will not stand trial as he is deceased. The case against their mother, Shania Lee, continues. Read the full details.
Truck crash at South Korean market kills two
Two women killed and 20 injured after truck ploughed into busy Bucheon market. Driver claims sudden acceleration caused tragedy. Read the full investigation details.
ChatGPT Faces 7 Lawsuits Over Psychological Harm Claims
OpenAI confronts unprecedented legal battles as claimants allege ChatGPT caused severe mental health crises, destroyed careers, and spread dangerous misinformation in landmark cases.
Met Police culture makes racial harm 'inevitable'
A damning internal report exposes how the Metropolitan Police's institutional culture systematically fails Black and ethnic minority staff and enables racial discrimination.
Friend Influence Drives Teen Self-Harm, Study Reveals
Groundbreaking UK research reveals teenagers are significantly more likely to self-harm if their friends engage in similar behaviour, highlighting urgent need for peer-focused mental health interventions.
Met Police officer charged over Uxbridge Taser incident
A Metropolitan Police firearms officer has been charged with actual bodily harm after deploying a Taser during a search operation in west London, raising serious questions about use of force protocols.
Gambling lobbyist: "No social harm" stuns MPs
A parliamentary committee was left incredulous as gambling industry representative Grainne Hurst made the extraordinary claim that betting causes no social problems whatsoever.
MLA's explosive drug policy speech sparks debate
BC MLA Stephanie Higginson delivers impassioned speech challenging Canada's approach to substance use, arguing current policies cause more harm than the drugs themselves.
Police officer charged with GBH over ex-Greens candidate assault
A senior constable from New South Wales police faces grievous bodily harm charges following an alleged assault on Hannah Thomas, a former Greens candidate, in what's being described as a disturbing case of police brutality.
Father jailed for grooming schoolgirl who self-harmed
A manipulative father who groomed a vulnerable schoolgirl has been sentenced to prison after his victim began self-harming. Read the disturbing details of this grooming case.
First UK jailing for online grooming encouraging self-harm
Karl Davies becomes first person in Britain convicted under new online safety laws for grooming a child and encouraging self-harm in disturbing social media case.
ChatGPT blocks mental health and erotica content
OpenAI introduces new restrictions on ChatGPT, blocking content related to mental health crises, erotica, and self-harm in a major policy shift affecting UK users.
HIV 'Bluetoothing' blood-sharing crisis spreads
A dangerous new practice called 'flashblood' or 'Bluetoothing' where drug users share HIV-infected blood is accelerating transmission rates across East Africa and Pacific Islands, warn health experts.
Lockdowns caused 'catastrophic' child mental health crisis
Official inquiry hears devastating evidence that pandemic restrictions caused unprecedented harm to young people's mental wellbeing, with eating disorders and self-harm cases surging.
Urgent Beta-Blocker Warning Over Suicide Risk Link
EXCLUSIVE: A major new study reveals a shocking link between widely prescribed beta-blockers and a dramatic rise in suicide and self-harm attempts. Experts issue an urgent call for patient review and heightened monitoring.
Welder's 'blind rage' attack leaves victim with life-changing injuries
A brutal and unprovoked attack by welder Liam Thorpe, fuelled by 'blind rage', left a man with catastrophic injuries including a fractured skull and bleeding on the brain. The shocking court case reveals the details of the vicious assault in Hull.
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.
QLD Gov to Ban Pill Testing, Defying Health Experts
The Queensland government has announced a controversial ban on pill testing services, drawing fierce criticism from health experts who warn it will put young lives at risk at music festivals and events.
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