House of Lords votes to abolish death penalty for all crimes
In a landmark decision, the House of Lords has voted to abolish the death penalty for the crimes of piracy and treason, formally ending capital punishment for all offences in the UK.
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India death sentence for murder over skin colour comment
A court in India has sentenced a man to death for a murder sparked by a comment about the perpetrator's dark skin, a case that has shocked the nation and ignited a fierce debate about colourism and justice.
Kneecapping stigma prevents victims seeking help in NI
Exclusive investigation reveals how brutal paramilitary-style attacks continue to terrorise communities, with victims too afraid to seek medical or police assistance due to deep-seated fear and stigma.
Utah Court Halts Execution of Inmate with Dementia
The Utah Supreme Court issues a dramatic last-minute stay for Ronnie Lee Gardner, pausing his execution by firing squad amid a fierce legal battle over his severe dementia and fitness for execution.
Florida executes triple murderer Curtis Windom after final meal
Curtis Windom, executed for the 1998 brutal murders of three people, made a simple last meal request of fried fish and lemonade. This article details his crimes and final hours.
Florida executes inmate Curtis Windom for double murder
The US state of Florida has carried out the execution of Curtis Windom for the 2013 murders of his ex-girlfriend and her new partner. Read the details of his final hours, the victims' families' statements, and the ongoing debate over capital punishment.
Trump demands death penalty for DC criminals in fiery speech
Former US President Donald Trump calls for capital punishment for violent offenders in Washington DC during rally, reigniting tough-on-crime debate ahead of elections.
Trump vows extreme punishment for flag burners
In a dramatic escalation of his 'America First' agenda, former President Donald Trump has pledged to introduce severe penalties, including potential loss of citizenship and jail time, for anyone who desecrates the American flag. The controversial proposal
Death Row Inmate's Haunting Final Words: 'I'm Innocent'
Ivan Cantu was executed in Texas despite maintaining his innocence in the 2000 murders of his cousin and his cousin's fiancée. Read his final, heartbreaking words.
Iran publicly hangs killer from a crane as crowds cheer
Disturbing footage emerges from Iran showing a convicted murderer publicly hanged from a construction crane in a brutal display of Sharia law, sparking international condemnation.
Smacking Children Now Illegal Across Entire UK
A historic legal shift makes England the final UK nation to outlaw corporal punishment, granting children equal protection under assault laws. Discover what this means for parents and guardians.
UK Poll: Majority Now Believe Smacking Children is Unacceptable
Exclusive polling for the Mail reveals a historic shift in British attitudes, with a majority now believing it is unacceptable to smack a child, fuelling fresh calls for an outright ban in England and Northern Ireland.
Paedophile agrees to physical castration in landmark case
In an unprecedented legal case, a Louisiana paedophile has voluntarily agreed to undergo physical castration as part of his plea deal for raping a young girl, marking a severe and controversial sentence.
8 in 10 Brits Demand Smacking Ban in England
Exclusive polling reveals a dramatic shift in British public opinion, with overwhelming majority support for a ban on smacking in England, aligning with other UK nations.
Ministers face vote to ban smacking of children in England
Ministers are under mounting pressure to outlaw the physical punishment of children in England, closing a legal loophole that dates back to the Victorian era. Campaigners argue the current law is outdated and puts children at risk.
Louisiana Mandates Surgical Castration for Paedophiles
Louisiana passes America's first law mandating surgical castration for certain child sex offenders, sparking a fierce national debate on punishment, rehabilitation, and ethics.
Husband watches wife's killer executed in Texas
In a harrowing act of closure, a husband witnessed the execution of his wife's killer in Texas. The killer, Jedidiah Murphy, was put to death by lethal injection after a final meal and last words. This is the story of a decades-long wait for justice.
Malaysia U-turns on mandatory prayer punishment
The Malaysian government has swiftly U-turned on a controversial plan to punish Muslim men for skipping Friday prayers, following a fierce backlash from the public and legal experts.
Parents' push-up punishment for son sparks debate
A controversial parenting method has gone viral after footage showed a young boy being forced to perform push-ups and squats as discipline. Critics argue it's excessive, while some defend the approach.
Water pistol attack on Jews sparks outrage over lenient punishment
Two men who targeted Orthodox Jews with water pistols in London received only a slap on the wrist, raising concerns over hate crime enforcement.
Tennessee executes Byron Black after 36-year wait
Byron Black, convicted of a triple murder in 1988, has been executed in Tennessee amid ongoing debates over his mental competency and the fairness of his trial.
NRL boss slams 'unfair' punishment hurting club
A top rugby league official has blasted the NRL for imposing what he calls an 'unjust' penalty, crippling his club's performance and morale.
Child Murderers' Last Words Before Execution
A haunting look at the final statements of five child killers before facing lethal injection, exposing their remorse, defiance, and unsettling lack of regret.
Reform UK leader considers death penalty return
Reform UK party leader Richard Tice has sparked debate by suggesting he would consider reinstating the death penalty for the most heinous crimes, while outlining the party's tough stance on law and order.
Tennessee executes Black man amid racial bias claims
Tennessee has executed a Black man convicted of murder, reigniting debates over racial disparities in the US death penalty system. Critics argue the case highlights systemic bias.
Tennessee executes Byron Black after 33 years
Byron Black, convicted of a brutal triple homicide in 1988, has been executed in Tennessee despite claims of intellectual disability and racial bias in sentencing.
Iran amputates thieves' hands under Sharia law
Iran has carried out brutal amputations on thieves as part of its strict Sharia law enforcement, sparking global outrage over human rights violations.
Mum forces kids to crush hot peppers as punishment
A disturbing video has surfaced showing a mother punishing her children by making them crush hot peppers. The footage has sparked outrage online.
Florida executes Edward Zakrzewski for 1996 murder
Edward Zakrzewski has been executed in Florida for the 1996 murder of his business partner, marking the state's latest use of capital punishment amid ongoing debates over the death penalty.
Florida to break execution record in family murder case
Florida is set to execute a man convicted of brutally killing his wife and two children, marking a grim milestone in the state's history of capital punishment.
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