Grooming gang probes dropped due to human error
A damning review uncovers how police investigations into grooming gangs were abandoned due to administrative mistakes and poor record-keeping, raising serious questions about victim protection.
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Grooming gang probes dropped due to human error
Exclusive: Critical investigations into grooming gangs halted due to administrative failures, raising serious questions about police procedures and victim support.
MaineHealth sends death notices for living patients
Healthcare provider MaineHealth launches urgent investigation after multiple families receive death notifications for relatives who were still alive, raising serious concerns about patient data management.
Brazil probes deadly Rio police raid
Brazilian authorities have launched a sweeping investigation into a controversial Rio de Janeiro police raid that left multiple dead, amid allegations of excessive force and human rights violations.
HMRC child benefit error freezes payments for thousands
A major HMRC system error has left thousands of parents without vital child benefit payments, prompting urgent parliamentary scrutiny and demands for immediate solutions.
Victoria prisoners serving full terms in police cells
A shocking investigation reveals prisoners in Victoria are completing their entire jail terms in police cells, sparking human rights concerns and calls for urgent prison reform.
Child bride faces execution over husband's death
A woman forced into marriage as a child now fights for her life, needing to raise £80,000 to avoid execution for her husband's death in a case exposing deep social injustices.
Nick Mohammed: Traitors star denied 'basic human right'
Ted Lasso star Nick Mohammed exposes behind-the-scenes drama from The Traitors, claiming a fellow contestant was denied fundamental comforts during filming in the Scottish Highlands.
Legal alarm over Tory MP's deportation threat
Leading UK lawyers warn of a 'race to the bottom' in immigration policy after Conservative MP Jonathan Gullis threatens mass deportations, raising constitutional concerns.
Why AI Can't Replace Human Wealth Managers
Discover why artificial intelligence struggles to replicate the nuanced human connections and emotional intelligence that define successful wealth management relationships.
Tens of thousands missing in Sudan's killing fields
Exclusive investigation reveals mass disappearances and systematic violence in El-Obeid as Rapid Support Forces consolidate control, creating ghost cities across Sudan.
Chile's Luxury Prison for Pinochet's Convicted Elite
An exclusive investigation reveals how Chile's military elite convicted of human rights abuses enjoy privileged conditions in a controversial coastal prison facility.
Iran protester dead after burning Supreme Leader's photo
Shocking reports emerge of a protester discovered deceased after setting fire to Supreme Leader's image as Iran's human rights crisis deepens
Ex-UN chief: Israel committing Gaza genocide
Exclusive: Navi Pillay compares Israeli actions in Gaza to apartheid and genocide, urging international community to take decisive action in damning new statement.
Settler violence threatens West Bank olive harvest
Palestinian olive farmers face escalating violence from Israeli settlers during crucial harvest season, threatening livelihoods and ancient traditions in the occupied West Bank.
Centre-Right Populists Target European Human Rights Convention
A dangerous new political strategy is emerging as centre-right parties across Europe weaponise immigration debates to undermine the European Convention on Human Rights, threatening the very foundation of continental rights protection.
Iran Child Bride Faces Execution Over Blood Money
A young woman forced into marriage as a child faces imminent execution in Iran unless her family can raise £80,000 in diyah compensation for a crime committed when she was a minor.
UK university halts China rights research after pressure
Exclusive investigation reveals how a leading British university suspended human rights research about China following intense pressure from Beijing, raising serious questions about academic freedom.
NHS auto-correct blunder embarrasses patients
A shocking NHS computer glitch is automatically replacing medical terms with embarrassing slang in patient records, causing distress and raising serious data security questions across UK hospitals.
Nigeria responds to Trump's military threat
Tensions escalate as former US President Donald Trump threatens military intervention in Nigeria amid rising violence against Christians, prompting a sharp response from Nigerian officials.
Boy Denied Flight Over Common Passport Error
A British family's dream holiday to Turkey turned into a nightmare after their teenage son was refused boarding due to a common passport error that could catch out thousands of travellers.
Alexandra Roach on Utopia and Her Remarkable Career
Welsh actor Alexandra Roach reflects on her remarkable career journey, from playing young Margaret Thatcher to finding creative fulfilment in challenging roles and personal happiness.
Sudan's Hero: The Man Who Told El Fasher's Truth
The devastating story of a Sudanese hero who risked everything to expose the atrocities in El Fasher, only to pay the ultimate price for his bravery.
Russia's Stalin Memorial Sparks Fears of History Repeating
As Russia commemorates victims of Stalin's Great Terror, historians and activists warn that Putin's regime is mirroring Soviet-era tactics, raising alarming parallels with the country's darkest chapter.
Sex offender wrongly freed from prison after warnings ignored
Exclusive: Ministers were repeatedly warned about critical system errors before a registered sex offender was mistakenly released from Chelmsford prison, raising serious questions about public safety and government accountability.
Florida Expands Death Penalty Under DeSantis
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has approved sweeping changes to death penalty protocols, dramatically lowering the jury threshold required for capital sentences and expanding execution methods in a move that's drawing international condemnation.
Rio's deadliest police raid sparks mass protests
Thousands of residents take to the streets of Rio de Janeiro after the bloodiest police operation in the city's history leaves community in mourning and demanding justice.
Rio favela protests after deadliest police raid kill 47
Mass demonstrations sweep through Rio de Janeiro's Complexo da Maré following a police operation that left 47 dead, igniting fierce debates about public security and human rights in Brazil's most vulnerable communities.
Israel: Gaza remains not hostages, officials confirm
Israeli authorities have determined that human remains recently recovered from Gaza do not belong to hostages, as forensic examination continues amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas war.
Tanzania election violence leaves hundreds feared dead
Exclusive report reveals escalating violence in Tanzania following disputed elections, with human rights groups reporting hundreds of fatalities during government crackdowns on opposition protests.
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