Iranian Drone Strike Hits Dubai Luxury Tower, Sparks Fire and Panic
Iranian drones hit Dubai luxury tower, Burj Al Arab, and port, causing fires and panic. One dead, dozens injured. Authorities reassure safety.
Category : Prosecution
Olympic weightlifter jailed for gang rape of tourist
Italian Olympic weightlifter Antonino Pizzolato and three others were sentenced to over five years in prison for gang raping a Finnish tourist in Sicily in 2022.
Man admits attempted murder in Edinburgh stabbing
Osarenkhoe Atutie, 26, admitted attempting to murder his ex-partner Victory Atutie in a sustained stabbing attack on Duke Street, Leith, on November 11, 2025, leaving her with 12 injuries.
Missing Girl Found; Boy Arrested for Rape in Worcester
A 15-year-old missing girl was found in Battenhall fields, Worcester, at 3:30am. A 16-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of rape and remains in custody.
Edinburgh Banana Flats Stabbing Victim Named
Barry Gilgun, 35, died after a disturbance at Cables Wynd House in Leith. A 33-year-old man has been charged and is due in court.
Labour Minister Stutters in Grooming Gang Row on GMB
Labour minister Jake Richards clashed with GMB hosts Ed Balls and Susanna Reid over early release of grooming gang members after victims were warned attackers could serve just 33% of sentences.
Prince Harry Awaits High Court Ruling in UK Visit
Prince Harry has arrived in the UK for a five-day visit, awaiting a High Court verdict on his case against Associated Newspapers over alleged phone hacking and unlawful information gathering.
Alfred the Great's Remains Found Under Car Park
The long-lost remains of King Alfred the Great have been found buried under a car park, claims historical researcher Graham Phillips after a 13-year search, as revealed in a new TV series.
Monaco explosion suspect found shot dead in Kyiv
Anastasiia Berezovska, wanted for a Monaco explosion that critically injured Ukrainian billionaire Vadim Ermolaev, has been found shot dead in Kyiv. Two persons detained.
Explosion Hits Building in Limassol, Cyprus; Police Probe
An explosion targeted a building in central Limassol, Cyprus, early Tuesday, damaging the entrance and a nearby vehicle. Police have cordoned off the area and launched an investigation.
France Appeal Olise Yellow Card to FIFA at World Cup
France have appealed to FIFA to overturn Michael Olise's yellow card from the Paraguay match, citing video evidence that shows no foul. The decision follows FIFA's suspension of Folarin Balogun's ban.
Met Police Interview Three Women Over Mohamed Al Fayed Abuse Enabling
Three women interviewed under caution by Met Police for allegedly enabling Mohamed Al Fayed's sexual abuse of 154 women over four decades.
Prince Harry in UK for Mail Ruling as Palace Offer Withdrawn
Prince Harry awaits High Court judgment against Daily Mail publisher ANL over unlawful information gathering, as Buckingham Palace withdraws accommodation offer citing constitutional concerns.
Lawmakers Fume Over Heavily Redacted Epstein Files Release
US lawmakers criticise heavily redacted Epstein files release, alleging violation of transparency law and possible cover-up.
Debris Falls Over Dubai Airport After Interception
Debris falls over Dubai Airport after interception; no injuries reported. Flights circled as authorities confirm minor incident contained.
Russian Tycoon Arrested After Model Found Fighting for Life Following Attack
Russian tycoon Dmitry Kuzmin arrested after model Anzhelika Tartanova suffers life-threatening head injuries, requiring emergency brain surgery.
Charlie Kirk's Widow Erika Leaves Court After Facing Killer
Erika Kirk faced alleged killer Danni Scott in court as the preliminary trial for Charlie Kirk's shooting began; Tyler Robinson charged with aggravated murder.
BBC Crime Drama Common in Liverpool Leaves Viewers Heartbroken
The 2014 BBC crime film 'Common', filmed in Liverpool, has left viewers 'heartbroken' with its bleak portrayal of joint enterprise law. Ideal for Broadchurch fans.
BBC Crime Drama 'Common' Leaves Broadchurch Fans Heartbroken
BBC's 2014 crime film 'Common,' written by Jimmy McGovern, leaves viewers heartbroken. The gritty drama follows a teen charged as an accessory to murder under joint enterprise law.
Son Faces Mum's Killer After 17-Year Wait for Justice
Michael Porter, 41, faced his mother's convicted killer in court after 17 years. The man was sentenced to 10 years but walked free pending appeal.
US to Exhume 88 Pearl Harbor Unknowns for DNA Identification
US to exhume 88 unidentified Pearl Harbor victims for DNA identification after reaching key milestone of 60% family reference samples.
Justice Department Removes Thousands of Epstein Files Over Victim Privacy Breaches
Justice Department removes thousands of Epstein files after inadvertently exposing victim identities, prompting outcry and legal challenges.
Syrian Ex-Intelligence Officer Charged with Crimes Against Humanity in UK First
Syrian ex-intelligence officer charged with murder and torture as crimes against humanity in first UK prosecution of its kind.
Kathleen Folbigg's £1.6m Compensation Called 'Insulting' After 20 Years Wrongly Jailed
Kathleen Folbigg's £1.6m compensation for wrongful conviction is called 'insulting' by her lawyer, who demands an inquiry into the amount.
Cate Sayers Sues Husband Luke Over Defamatory Penis Photo Claims
Cate Sayers sues husband Luke Sayers for defamation over a penis photo posted on X, alleging false claims in an AFL investigation.
Folarin Balogun Red Card Suspended: USA Star Cleared for Belgium
FIFA's decision to suspend Folarin Balogun's red card, allowing him to play for the USA against Belgium, sparks outrage and accusations of political interference after Trump's calls to FIFA.
British Woman Charged with Murder After Suicide Claim
A British woman, Isabelle Violet Carreras, 20, has been charged with murder after her boyfriend Thomas David Powell, 33, was found stabbed to death in Thailand. She claimed it was suicide, but police say evidence contradicts her.
John Henry Sayers Trial: Dad and Son Decline Evidence
John Henry Sayers and his son have declined to give evidence in their trial for allegedly injuring an organised crime group member who targeted them in attacks.
Toddler's spinal fractures from 'forceful slam', jury hears
An expert witness told Teesside Crown Court that Isabelle Welsh's spinal fractures were likely caused by a 'forceful slam', describing them as extremely rare and inflicted non-accidentally.
Sex offender sobs after threatening to stab police
Convicted sex offender Mansoor Ahmed, 31, sobbed in police audio after threatening to stab British Transport Police officers during a 14-minute call. He was jailed for six months.
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