Communities file legal complaints over Thames sewage pollution
Residents across the Thames catchment file statutory nuisance complaints against Thames Water over sewage pollution, citing health risks and a case of a teenage rower contracting E coli.
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Funeral bosses left body decomposing for 36 days
Gosport funeral directors Richard Elkin and Hayley Bell deny charges after a man's body was found decomposing in an uncooled room. Discover the full story from the UK court case.
Man jailed for grabbing Ariana Grande at premiere
Johnson Wen sentenced to 9 days in prison after ambushing Ariana Grande at the Wicked: For Good premiere in Singapore. Read the full story of the shocking red carpet incident.
Man charged after charging at Ariana Grande
A man has been charged as a public nuisance after rushing at Ariana Grande on the red carpet at the 'Wicked: For Good' premiere in Singapore. Read the full story.
Man charged for grabbing Ariana Grande at Wicked premiere
A 26-year-old man faces charges after rushing the red carpet and embracing Ariana Grande at the Singapore 'Wicked' premiere. Read the full story on the security breach.
Ariana Grande Attacked by Fan at Wicked Premiere
Online prankster Johnson Wen charged after ambushing Ariana Grande on the red carpet. The singer was left visibly shaken following the security breach. Read the full story.
BBQ smoke could land you with £1000 fine
Planning a summer barbecue? Beware of smoke nuisance complaints that could see you facing hefty penalties under environmental protection laws.
UK maternity pay crisis leaves families struggling
New research reveals UK statutory maternity pay leaves families struggling as costs soar. Discover the true financial impact of having a baby in today's economy.
Alan Jones pleads not guilty to 27 nuisance charges
Controversial broadcaster Alan Jones has entered a not guilty plea to 27 charges of causing a nuisance on the National Telecommunication Network. The case continues.
Charlie Kirk brands escaped killer a 'political nuisance'
US conservative activist Charlie Kirk sparks outrage after labelling convicted murderer Michael Woodmansee, who escaped prison and is now at large, a 'political nuisance'. Kirk's inflammatory remarks ignite fierce debate on both sides of the Atlantic.
Self-Employed Crisis: Millions Without Sick Pay Safety Net
Exclusive investigation reveals how 3.5 million self-employed workers are left financially vulnerable with no statutory sick pay protection amid rising illness rates.
Residents' Fury Over 'Monstrous' 15-Hour Construction Noise
Furious residents in a UK neighbourhood are plagued by deafening, near-constant construction noise from a new housing development, with work permitted from 8am to 11pm daily. Locals describe the unbearable disruption as a 'living nightmare'.
Mum and kids traumatised by neighbour's constant noise
A desperate mum reveals her family's 18-month ordeal with constant banging and drilling from a neighbouring property, leaving her children traumatised and unable to sleep.
British woman fined £1700 in France for her cat's miaows
A British woman living in France has been ordered to pay a staggering £1,700 fine after a court ruled her cat's miaows were a 'repeated nuisance' to neighbours. The bizarre legal battle highlights extreme noise nuisance laws on the continent.
California 'Butt Sniffer' Arrested in Bizarre Crime Spree
A man has been apprehended in Westminster, California, following a series of strange incidents where he allegedly sniffed people's bottoms in public places. Police detail the unusual investigation.
UK's 'Fire and Rehire' Crackdown: New Law Grants 25% Compensation Boost
The UK government unveils a powerful new statutory Code of Practice to curb the controversial 'fire and rehire' tactics used by some employers, granting tribunals the power to uplift compensation by 25% for violations, a major win for workforce security.
Calls for UK sick pay to triple to £330/week
Campaigners urge the UK government to increase statutory sick pay to £330 per week as millions struggle with illness-related financial strain.
Teacher avoids jail after sexting student
A married teacher has escaped jail time after engaging in inappropriate text exchanges with a teenage student, despite initial statutory rape charges being dropped.
UK sick pay reforms could save firms £2bn
Proposed changes to statutory sick pay could save UK businesses up to £2bn annually, but unions warn of risks to low-paid workers.
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