Tennis players banned in ITIA corruption crackdown
Two professional tennis players face lengthy suspensions after being found guilty of multiple corruption charges in a major crackdown by the International Tennis Integrity Agency.
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NRL bans players for 10 years in R360 rebel league crackdown
The NRL has issued unprecedented 10-year bans to players involved with the breakaway R360 competition, marking the toughest sanctions in rugby league history as the governing body defends the sport's integrity.
Parents face bans for abuse at kids' sports events
New government crackdown targets toxic parents with banning orders for offences including shouting abuse, threatening officials, and even public urination at children's sporting events.
Italian Resort to Turn Away Tourists in Overtourism Fight
The picturesque Italian village of San Vito di Cadore is implementing strict visitor caps and tourist bans in a bold move to combat overtourism and protect its authentic Alpine character.
Texas AG investigates John Grisham in library content probe
Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton launches investigation into major publishers and authors including John Grisham over 'inappropriate content' in school libraries, escalating America's culture wars.
Post Office scandal victims hit with compensation tax bills
Hundreds of wrongfully convicted postmasters now face unexpected tax bills on their compensation payments in latest twist to UK's biggest miscarriage of justice.
Post Office compensation chaos leaves victims waiting
Exclusive investigation reveals how delayed payments and bureaucratic hurdles are prolonging the agony for Horizon IT scandal victims, with some waiting years for justice.
Council boards up wrong house, leaves family homeless
A Kent couple returned from holiday to find their home illegally boarded up by the council in a case of mistaken identity, leaving them temporarily homeless and fighting for compensation.
SWAT raids wrong home in New Orleans police error
A New Orleans family's home was violently raided by a SWAT team in a case of mistaken identity, leaving the innocent residents traumatised and demanding answers from city officials.
Vegetarian dies after choking on wrongly served meat
A lifelong vegetarian tragically died after choking on a meat dish he was mistakenly served at a social gathering, prompting serious food safety concerns.
New Orleans police officer admits perjury in drug case
A New Orleans police officer faces perjury charges after admitting to fabricating evidence in a drug case, drawing disturbing parallels to the wrongful convictions of the Central Park Five.
Woman held at gunpoint in mistaken identity raid
A Phoenix woman recounts terrifying ordeal after armed US Marshals stormed her home in a case of mistaken identity, pointing rifles at her head during a botched raid.
England leads eight-nation ban on R360 rugby league players
England leads eight nations in imposing international bans on players joining the controversial R360 rugby league, threatening careers in major test nations.
Police raid wrong home in Sussex immigration blunder
Exclusive: A Peacehaven family's home was violently raided by police acting on incorrect Home Office information, raising serious questions about immigration enforcement procedures and civil liberties protections.
Council worker fired after colleague's tragic death
A Beaufort County maintenance supervisor was abruptly dismissed after reporting his colleague's fatal workplace incident, raising serious questions about employee treatment and workplace safety protocols.
188 Medical Conditions That Risk £1,000 Driving Fines
Millions of UK drivers are unknowingly risking prosecution by failing to declare serious health conditions to the DVLA. Our exclusive investigation reveals the full list of reportable conditions that could invalidate your insurance.
Police apologise for wrong woman handcuffed in Trafalgar Square
London's Metropolitan Police issues formal apology after officers mistakenly detained an innocent woman in Trafalgar Square, confusing her with wanted suspect Sarah Jones.
Tesla Cybertruck crash sparks wrongful death lawsuit
A devastating California crash involving a Tesla Cybertruck has sparked a wrongful death lawsuit, raising serious questions about the vehicle's autonomous driving technology and safety features.
US citizen sues after twice detained by immigration
A US-born man is suing federal authorities after being wrongfully detained twice by immigration agents who refused to believe he was American, highlighting systemic failures in identification protocols.
Stephen King Donates to Florida Library After Censorship Row
Horror master Stephen King makes powerful statement against censorship with substantial contribution to Florida's Citrus County Library System after local commissioners slash funding.
Grandmother Sues Social Workers Over Noah Cuatro's Death
The heartbroken grandmother of Noah Cuatro, the four-year-old boy tortured to death despite multiple warnings to authorities, is taking legal action against social workers she claims ignored clear signs of abuse in a case that has shocked America.
Activist strips to bikini in school board book ban protest
A Florida activist made a dramatic statement by stripping to a bikini during a school board meeting to protest controversial book bans and educational censorship in the state.
California pays $1.5M for wrongful police arrest
Nakia Porter's harrowing ordeal reveals systemic failures in Solano County policing as she receives substantial settlement for wrongful arrest and detention.
Florida father wrongly jailed for 43 days in identity mix-up
Samuel Vasquez, a Jacksonville father, was wrongly imprisoned for over six weeks after police confused him with a different Samuel with the same surname in a shocking case of mistaken identity that highlights systemic failures.
Ex-Nets Owner Prokhorov Sued in Sexual Assault Case
Mikhail Prokhorov, former Brooklyn Nets owner and prominent political donor, is being sued for alleged sexual assault and wrongful termination by a former employee in a shocking legal case.
Five arguments challenging Lucy Letby's conviction
Exclusive examination of the controversial case as campaigners question the evidence that convicted neonatal nurse Lucy Letby of murdering seven babies.
Post Office scandal victim left paralysed after ordeal
Former sub-postmaster Lee Castleton reveals how the Horizon IT scandal triggered a devastating health crisis that left him partially paralysed, as victims continue fighting for justice.
The Librarians: TV drama tackles the fight against book bans
A new Sky series, 'The Librarians', dramatises the real-life battle against literary censorship, following a group of women determined to protect intellectual freedom in their community.
Pub landlord bans children after complaints of chaos
A UK pub landlord has instituted a strict 'no children' policy following an overwhelming number of complaints about unruly behaviour from youngsters, including running around and leaving electronic devices blaring.
Lawsuit after boy, 4, dies in hyperbaric chamber explosion
A Florida family is suing after their four-year-old son died in a catastrophic hyperbaric oxygen therapy chamber explosion. The lawsuit alleges negligence and faulty equipment.
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