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Santos flees NYC after Mamdanis election triumph
Disgraced congressman George Santos makes hasty exit from New York City following progressive Democrat's victory, as legal troubles continue to mount for the convicted felon.
Sex offender freed in prison blunder - manhunt continues
A convicted sex offender has been mistakenly released from a UK prison after serving just three days of his sentence, sparking a nationwide manhunt and raising serious questions about Home Office procedures.
Wandsworth Prison: Second inmate wrongly freed in week
HMP Wandsworth faces serious scrutiny after releasing two prisoners in error within days, including a convicted fraudster following an Algerian migrant sex offender's mistaken freedom.
Pope: Virgin Mary Art Should Replace Crucifixes
In a surprising revelation from his new book, Pope Francis has suggested that depictions of the Virgin Mary holding the dead Christ should replace traditional crucifixion imagery in Catholic churches.
Royal Mail Christmas stamps spark religious controversy
Royal Mail faces criticism after releasing Christmas stamps featuring secular artwork, reigniting debates about religious representation in Britain's festive traditions.
Gym instructor guilty of jihadi bomb and chemical plot
Exclusive: A London gym instructor turned 'Anglo-Jihadi' has been found guilty of plotting a devastating bomb and chemical attack on a British shopping centre in a chilling terror conspiracy.
Trump suggests Christian database in US during Abuja speech
Former President Donald Trump faces backlash after suggesting the creation of a database tracking Christians in America during controversial Abuja remarks, drawing criticism from Ted Cruz and religious groups.
Medieval mass grave reveals Spain's violent religious past
Archaeologists discover 13th-century skeletons in Spain showing evidence of violent deaths during Christian consolidation, challenging historical narratives of peaceful conversion.
Russian link suspected in Paris memorial vandalism
Two Bulgarian nationals have been convicted for vandalising a Holocaust memorial in Paris, with French intelligence suspecting Russian involvement in orchestrating the attack to destabilise European unity.
Killer's courtroom regret after murdering pregnant girlfriend
Convicted murderer Leon Murray screams 'I regret everything' in courtroom drama after stabbing pregnant girlfriend to death while on licence for previous teenager killing.
Disgraced Baptist Pastor Henry Lyons Dies Aged 80
Former National Baptist Convention president Henry Lyons, who served prison time for financial crimes, has passed away aged 80. The controversial religious leader's legacy remains complex.
Prison staff save murderer despite DNR order
In a dramatic prison incident, HMP staff ignored a controversial 'do not resuscitate' instruction to revive a murderer who took his daughter's life, raising profound ethical questions about medical care for the most despised inmates.
Rapist freed before schoolgirl found dead in river
Exclusive: A convicted rapist was released from prison just days before a 15-year-old schoolgirl's body was discovered in a river, raising serious questions about public safety and probation decisions.
Buddhist monk guilty of child sex abuse in Melbourne temple
A senior Buddhist monk at a Melbourne temple has been convicted of multiple child sexual abuse offences, with victims as young as five years old suffering systematic abuse over several years.
NHS radiographer fraud for board game collection
A senior NHS radiographer has been convicted after fraudulently claiming nearly £7,000 in expenses to pay off debts accumulated from his compulsive board game collecting habit.
Convicted paedophile volleyball player denied Australian visa
Dutch beach volleyball star Steven van de Velde, convicted of raping a British child, has been denied an Australian visa ahead of international competitions, sparking global debate about athlete eligibility.
Australian volleyball picks convicted paedophile for Olympics
Volleyball Australia sparks international outrage as they include convicted child rapist Steven van de Velde in their Olympic training squad, despite his 2016 conviction for sexually assaulting a 12-year-old British girl.
Prison officer jailed for inmate relationship in prayer room
A 23-year-old prison officer has been sentenced after engaging in an inappropriate relationship with a convicted robber, with encounters taking place in the prison's prayer room at HMP Guys Marsh in Dorset.
Pope Francis urges international action to save Lebanon
In a powerful address from Beirut, Pope Francis calls for international intervention to prevent Lebanon's collapse and urges regional stability amid escalating tensions.
Morocco prints own Quran, challenging Saudi religious authority
In a dramatic religious power shift, Morocco has printed its own version of the Quran, breaking Saudi Arabia's long-standing monopoly and sparking international debate about Islamic interpretation and authority.
Colorado school bans religious imagery in student artwork
A Colorado high school faces backlash after implementing a controversial ban on religious imagery in student artwork, raising serious questions about freedom of expression and religious rights in educational settings.
Boston removes Catholic saints from city pledge
In a controversial move that's dividing the community, Boston's City Council has eliminated references to Catholic saints from its traditional pledge, sparking debate about religious heritage and modern inclusivity.
Mafia boss gets fan mail from women in prison
Exclusive insight into the extraordinary prison life of Luigi Mangione, the convicted murderer serving life who receives romantic letters and gifts from female admirers while incarcerated at HMP Wakefield.
Microsoft exec's friendly letters to Epstein revealed
Exclusive documents uncover Nathan Myhrvold's friendly correspondence with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, including private jet travel arrangements and birthday wishes, raising new questions about elite connections.
Nursery worker convicted of child assault in Doonside
A childcare worker at Little Zaks Academy in Doonside has been convicted of assault after CCTV captured her violently handling a young child, sparking outrage and raising serious safeguarding concerns.
Liz Hurley's controversial photo with Ghislaine Maxwell
A previously unseen photograph of actress Elizabeth Hurley posing with convicted sex offender Ghislaine Maxwell at a lavish party has emerged, raising questions about their association and drawing criticism from victims' advocates.
Ex-council leader jailed for £188k romance fraud scam
Ex-council leader Simon Tuck, 51, convicted of orchestrating sophisticated romance fraud across multiple dating platforms, stealing nearly £200,000 from victims in elaborate con.
Dad drowns baby in bucket: Murder conviction
A depraved father has been convicted of murdering his 10-month-old son by drowning him in a bucket of water in a case that has shocked the nation with its brutality.
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