Florida Bar Retracts Claim of Ethics Investigation into Trump-Appointed US Attorney
Florida Bar retracts claim of ethics probe into Trump-appointed US attorney Lindsey Halligan, saying it was erroneous.
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Maxine Carr's New Life After Soham Murders
Maxine Carr, ex-girlfriend of Soham killer Ian Huntley, lives new life with husband after release from prison. Huntley died after prison attack.
Musk-Epstein Emails Reveal Plans for Island Visit
New DoJ emails show Elon Musk and Jeffrey Epstein planned visits to Epstein's island in 2012-2013, contradicting Musk's previous denials.
Climber Convicted of Manslaughter After Leaving Girlfriend on Austria's Highest Peak
Thomas P found guilty of gross negligence manslaughter after leaving girlfriend Kerstin G on Austria's Großglockner mountain; sentenced to five months suspended and fined €9,400.
Appeal Court Upholds Palestine Action Ban
The Court of Appeal ruled that banning Palestine Action as a terror group was lawful, overturning a High Court decision. The ban remains in force, with potential Supreme Court challenge.
US Judge Apologises for Courthouse Sex Scandal Cover-Up
US District Judge Eleanor Ross has apologised for having sex with a police officer in her chambers and lying about it, calling her actions 'harmful, offensive and unprofessional'.
Two Charged with Murder of 'Kind Soul' in Chelmsford Stabbing
Romeo Mfinda, 18, and a 17-year-old boy have been charged with murder after Radwan Shakur, 20, was fatally stabbed in Central Park, Chelmsford.
Man Denies Manslaughter in London Bus Driver Death
Gary Jones, 32, pleaded not guilty to manslaughter after Sergei Krajev, 64, was fatally assaulted on Battersea Bridge. The bus driver died after being taken to hospital by air ambulance.
Newport Woman Denies Blackmail and Fraud Charges
Jessica Mellen, 34, from Caerleon, pleaded not guilty to two counts of fraud and one count of blackmail at Cardiff Crown Court. The alleged offences occurred between 2022 and 2025.
Appeal Court Upholds Palestine Action Terror Ban
The Court of Appeal ruled that banning Palestine Action as a terror group was lawful, reversing a High Court decision. Five judges deemed the ban justified and proportionate.
Amazon Driver Claims Accused of Stealing Cat Is His Pet
An Amazon delivery driver in Bakersfield, California, says the cat he took from a customer's home is his own, producing adoption papers to prove ownership.
Kyle Bevan Murder Trial: Three Killers Accused of Stabbing
The trial of Mark Fellows, David Taylor, and Lee Newall continues at Leeds Crown Court. They are accused of murdering Kyle Bevan, who was stabbed 25 times in his cell at HMP Wakefield.
Lucy Letby Lawyer to Submit New Medical Evidence to Criminal Cases Review Commission
Lucy Letby's lawyer submits fresh medical evidence to the CCRC, challenging her convictions for murdering seven babies.
Bill Clinton Breaks Silence on Epstein Ties After Deposition
Bill Clinton speaks after six-hour deposition on Epstein ties, denies knowledge of crimes, defends Hillary, and calls for full release of Epstein files.
Marius Borg Høiby Found Guilty of Rape, Sentenced to 4 Years
Marius Borg Høiby, 29, son of Crown Princess Mette-Marit, convicted of two counts of rape and other crimes. Sentenced to four years in prison. He denies allegations and may appeal.
RAC Workers Must Pay £118,000 for Data Theft Scam
Two former RAC employees who sold accident victim data must repay over £118,000 or face jail. The pair previously received suspended sentences for the scam.
Teen Arrested for Attempted Murder After Car Hits Women
A 17-year-old boy was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a car hit two women in Blyth, Northumberland, leaving one in a life-threatening condition.
Former NYC Auditor Indicted in Strip Club Bribery Scandal
Former NYC auditor Alton Plunkett indicted for accepting bribes, including lap dances, to help strip clubs avoid $8M in taxes.
James Bulger's father loses Jon Venables identity challenge
Ralph Bulger loses legal challenge to lift anonymity order for son's killer Jon Venables, who was jailed for child abuse images.
Funeral Director Barred from Leeds Hospitals After Keeping Baby's Body in Living Room
Funeral director Amie Upton banned from Leeds hospitals after keeping dead babies in her living room, including one propped up watching cartoons.
Nazi Gold Hunters Claim Breakthrough In 200m Treasure Hunt
Nazi treasure map released by Dutch National Archive triggers gold rush in Ommeren, angering residents and prompting a ban on metal detectors.
British Businessman Found Dead in Phuket Canal After CCTV Shows Him Pacing
British businessman found dead in Phuket canal; CCTV shows him pacing before death. No signs of assault, autopsy pending.
Photographer Nick Ut Sues Netflix Over Napalm Girl Photo Credit Dispute
Nick Ut sues Netflix over documentary claiming he didn't take iconic Vietnam War 'Napalm girl' photo; seeks damages for reputational harm.
Body Found in Lake in Search for Missing Cheshire Woman Rachel Booth
A body has been found in a lake in Cheshire during the search for missing woman Rachel Booth, last seen on Saturday. Police believe it is her.
Natalia Grace Files Defamation Lawsuit Against Disney and Hulu
Natalia Grace sues Disney and Hulu over defamation in 'Good American Family' series, which dramatises her adoption and age dispute.
Jay Slater Inquest to Resume Today as Family Seeks Answers
Jay Slater's inquest resumes today after being adjourned in May. Family seeks answers as key witnesses failed to attend earlier hearing.
Fraudster Funeral Boss Stockpiled Bodies After Falling in Love with 40ft Fridge
Funeral director Robert Bush pleaded guilty to stockpiling 35 bodies and defrauding families after being fascinated by a 40ft fridge at his Hull premises.
British Grandmother Freed From Indonesia Death Row After 12 Years
British grandmother Lindsay Sandiford repatriated from Indonesia after 12 years on death row for drug trafficking, under a humanitarian deal.
Comedian Sean Hughes' £4m Estate Awarded to Shelter After Decade-Long Will Dispute
Comedian Sean Hughes' £4m estate awarded to Shelter after decade-long will dispute over his handwritten will.
Human Remains Found Twice on California Beach Identified as Missing Banker
Human remains found twice on a California beach identified as Walter Karl Kinney, a banker who vanished in 1999, thanks to DNA testing.
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