Government's Massive Crime & Policing Bill Unveiled
The UK government has announced its most significant crime and justice reforms in decades, introducing harsher sentences for serious offences and expanding police authority in a sweeping new bill.
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Joey Barton on trial over social media posts
Former footballer Joey Barton is on trial accused of sending offensive messages about female pundits, with prosecutors arguing he crossed from free speech into criminal behaviour.
UK bans strangulation in pornography
The UK government is criminalising the depiction of strangulation and choking in pornography, with creators facing prosecution under new legislation targeting 'dangerous and harmful' content.
Subway sandwich assault trial over sauce dispute
A London courtroom hears how a heated argument over mayonnaise at a Subway sandwich shop escalated into a violent assault, leaving an employee injured.
Pub Divide: How Men & Women Use Pubs Differently
New research reveals fascinating gender differences in pub behaviour - from social activities to drinking preferences. Discover what really happens when men and women visit their local.
Team GB swimmer investigated after plane incident
British Olympic swimming prospect Archie Goodburn faces potential career consequences after being removed from a flight for an alleged inappropriate act, just months before Paris 2024.
Southampton mascot ejected from FA Cup match
In an unprecedented FA Cup incident, Southampton's mascot Sammy Saint was dramatically expelled from the match for unsaintly conduct, leaving fans and players in disbelief.
Progressive DA Krasner Wins Historic Third Term in Philadelphia
Prosecutorial reform champion Larry Krasner defies national trends with decisive victory, cementing Philadelphia's progressive justice movement despite fierce opposition from police unions and political adversaries.
Man charged with 10 counts of attempted murder after train stabbings
A 32-year-old man has been charged with ten counts of attempted murder following a horrific knife attack on a train in what police describe as a random, unprovoked assault that left multiple victims fighting for their lives.
Sugar Hyperactivity Myth: What Science Really Says
New scientific evidence debunks the long-held belief that sugar causes hyperactivity in children. Discover what the research really says about sugar's effects on behaviour.
East London crime group hid £3.2 million in cash
A sophisticated organised crime group operating across East London has been dismantled after police discovered £3.2 million in cash hidden in properties from Plaistow to Dagenham. Discover how detectives cracked this major money laundering operation.
Jeremy Bamber: New Alibi Evidence Shocks Legal World
Explosive new testimony threatens to unravel one of Britain's most infamous murder cases, as Jeremy Bamber's legal team presents what could be his first credible alibi after 40 years behind bars.
Neighbour from hell: Parties, pals and poo plague London home
A London resident's dream home has become a nightmare as noisy parties, constant visitors and shocking hygiene issues from neighbouring property create unbearable living conditions.
Four East London Men Charged in Police Operation
Metropolitan Police charge four East London men after coordinated raids uncover alleged criminal network operating across multiple boroughs
Palace's Andrew behaviour analysis reveals concerning patterns
Buckingham Palace has commissioned an unprecedented psychological analysis of Prince Andrew's public conduct, revealing patterns that have raised serious questions about his future royal role.
Six arrested in armed raid on French gold refining lab
French authorities have dismantled a sophisticated gold refining operation following a major police raid near Paris, arresting six suspects in a dramatic early-morning operation involving heavily armed officers.
Wildlife Wonders: Tiger's Tube Journey & Nature's Spectacles
From a tiger's remarkable underground adventure to spectacular crab migrations and nature's master builders at work - this week's wildlife spectacle showcases nature's incredible resilience and adaptability.
Parliament's Pantomime: Shouting While Planet Burns
While planetary emergencies demand urgent attention, Parliament descends into theatrical shouting matches, leaving voters questioning if their representatives have misplaced priorities.
Ex-MP Gareth Ward gets 3-year sentence for sex assaults
Disgraced politician Gareth Ward sentenced to three years in prison for sexually assaulting two men while serving as NSW MP, with judge condemning his 'serious breach of trust'.
40,000 prisoners freed early in overcrowding crisis
Shocking new figures reveal the scale of early prisoner releases as England and Wales grapple with severe prison overcrowding, with thousands freed weeks ahead of schedule.
Teen avoids prison despite second knife offence
Exclusive: A North London teenager caught with a knife for the second time walks free from court as judges opt for rehabilitation over prison, raising questions about sentencing consistency.
Prisoner charged with assaulting officer at HMP Pentonville
A 44-year-old inmate at HMP Pentonville faces serious charges after allegedly assaulting a police officer and committing criminal damage in a shocking prison incident.
Migrant sex offender wins deportation appeal
A convicted Albanian sex offender has successfully avoided deportation from the UK after claiming he would face 'inhuman treatment' if returned to his home country, sparking outrage and legal debate.
Parents guilty of murdering three-month-old son
A mother and father have been found guilty of murdering their infant son in a harrowing case that saw emotional breakdowns in the dock during the trial at Winchester Crown Court.
Three restaurant ordering styles revealed
New research reveals three distinct personality types when it comes to ordering from menus, exposing our deepest dining behaviours and social anxieties.
Sex offender paid £500 to leave UK
A convicted migrant sex offender was paid £500 of public funds to voluntarily depart Britain, sparking fury and raising serious questions about Home Office procedures.
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