Hotels sue Booking.com over alleged unfair practices
Hotels across Europe are gearing up to sue Booking.com, accusing the platform of imposing unfair terms and stifling competition. The legal battle could reshape the online travel industry.
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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.
Lloyds reserves £450M over car finance scandal
Lloyds Banking Group sets aside £450 million amid an FCA investigation into unfair car finance commissions, causing shares to drop sharply.
Year-long wait for UK motor finance payouts
Motorists across the UK could be waiting over a year for compensation as a major legal battle over unfair motor finance deals reaches the Supreme Court. The Competition and Markets Authority reveals delays in resolving the issue.
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.
Supreme Court ruling on car finance could mean billions in payouts
A landmark Supreme Court decision could see millions of UK drivers eligible for compensation over unfair car finance deals, with claims potentially running into billions.
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.
Queensland worker wins landmark Fair Work case
A Queensland worker has triumphed in a landmark Fair Work case after being unfairly dismissed for refusing to work excessive overtime. The ruling sets a precedent for employee rights in Australia.
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.
Fox News host ignites spanking debate
A Fox News host's controversial comments on spanking children have reignited the debate over corporal punishment in parenting. Experts weigh in on the long-term effects.
Private parking firms reject 70% of appeals
New data reveals private parking companies dismiss the majority of motorists' appeals, sparking calls for stricter regulation in the UK.
Virgin Australia faces legal battle over Brisbane layoffs
Virgin Australia workers in Brisbane challenge their sudden redundancies, claiming unfair dismissal as the airline faces scrutiny from the Fair Work Commission.
Scotland rugby captain unhappy with pitch disruption
Scotland women's rugby captain Rachel Malcolm voices frustration over last-minute pitch changes, calling it unfair preparation ahead of the Rugby World Cup.
FIFO worker fired after viral TikTok rant
A young Australian woman working a FIFO job was fired after posting a controversial TikTok video complaining about her workplace. The incident has sparked debate over workers' rights and social media use.
NBA's Zach Edey caught speeding at 101mph
Memphis Grizzlies' rising star Zach Edey has been caught speeding at 101mph, sparking debate over the NBA's disciplinary measures. Full details inside.
Utah seeks firing squad for killer with dementia
Utah officials are searching for a firing squad to execute Ralph Menzies, a convicted murderer suffering from dementia, reigniting debates over capital punishment methods.
School punishes pupils for Union Jack on Culture Day
A UK school faces backlash after students were reportedly punished for displaying the Union Jack during a cultural celebration event, igniting debates on national identity and school policies.
Council Tax Slammed as 'Unfair and Regressive'
Experts and campaigners argue that the current council tax system disproportionately burdens lower-income households, demanding a complete overhaul to make it fairer.
School staffer loses unfair dismissal claim
A former high school employee who was fired for slapping a student's hand has lost her unfair dismissal claim, with the tribunal ruling the action was justified.
Australian stylist fired on first day at UK salon
An Australian hairdresser was fired on her first day at a UK salon after a client complained about her haircut. The stylist claims she was unfairly dismissed.
Thailand school's haircut punishment sparks outrage
A school in Thailand has sparked outrage after enforcing strict haircut rules, leading to public backlash and calls for reform in student discipline policies.
Thai school criticised for forced haircut punishments
A school in Thailand has sparked outrage after footage emerged of staff forcibly cutting students' hair as punishment for violating uniform rules.
Inside America's Most Notorious Death Row
A chilling look into the lives of inmates on America's harshest death row, where prisoners face extreme isolation and brutal conditions.
Murderer's last words: "He's innocent" before execution
A convicted killer's final statement claiming innocence sparks controversy as he faces lethal injection in Texas.
Florida executes Michael Bell after 34 years on death row
Michael Bell, convicted of a 1991 double murder, has been executed in Florida after 34 years on death row. The case, marked by legal battles and claims of racial bias, reignites debates over capital punishment.
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