Children Witness Stabbings in Unnecessary Jail Remands
HM Inspectorate of Prisons report reveals nearly 100 children annually are remanded to custody only to be bailed within two weeks, exposed to extreme violence and trauma.
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Rinehart Backs McWilliam's Southern Cross Stake
Mining billionaire Gina Rinehart bankrolled former Seven executive Bruce McWilliam's $26m purchase of a 9.73% stake in Southern Cross Media, marking her return to the media sector.
Keating Urges Labor to Hold Firm on CGT Changes
Former PM Paul Keating warns exempting commercial assets from capital gains tax changes would distort the economy, as inflation eases to 4.2%.
Andy Burnham's Rise and Progressive Politics Fight
Clive Lewis analyzes Andy Burnham's political ascent, the fiscal constraints Labour faces, and three key battles progressives must win to transform Britain's economy and democracy.
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Nurses Banned for 12 Years Due to Regulator Failures
NMC admits failing to check criminal convictions of 434 nurses and midwives over 12 years, with up to 15 facing removal from register.
Are Republicans Turning Against Trump?
A podcast examines whether Trump's actions are alienating his own party, plus the fate of political satire.
Labor Gambling Reform Podcast Pushback
Labor's gambling ad reform faces pushback from podcasters and David Pocock, who argue the proposed ban is too narrow and fails to address online gambling.
Eid al-Adha in Lebanon Overshadowed by War
Muslims worldwide celebrate Eid al-Adha, but in Lebanon, Israeli attacks and displacement cast a pall over the festival. Prime Minister Nawaf Salam calls for hope amid destruction.
Army Veteran Faces Eviction Despite 'Home for Life' Promise
John Card, an army veteran and former caretaker, faces eviction by Brent Council despite a contract promising housing for life, as policy changes leave him without rehousing.
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Tories Pledge to Scrap London's AC Ban in New Homes
The Conservatives vow to overturn regulations limiting air conditioning in new London homes, calling the policy outdated and ill-suited for hotter summers.
Knifepoint Robberies Drop by Fifth in UK Hotspot Areas
Knifepoint robberies have fallen by a fifth across seven UK hotspot areas including London, Manchester, and Birmingham, according to Home Office figures released during National Knife Crime Awareness Week.
Texas Rep. Al Green in Democratic Primary Runoff
US Rep. Al Green of Texas faces a Democratic primary runoff as he seeks reelection, with the race drawing national attention.
US Strikes Iran as Trump Faces GOP Backlash Over Peace Plan
The US launched fresh strikes on Iran despite potential peace talks. Trump faces Republican criticism over a deal plan with major concessions, but an agreement may still be possible.
SNP Accused of Embezzling Voters by Peter Murrell
Peter Murrell, former SNP chief executive, has accused the party of embezzling voters, sparking a major political scandal in Scotland.
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US Strikes Iran Amid Trump Peace Deal Backlash
The US launches fresh strikes on Iran despite potential peace deal. Trump faces Republican criticism over concessions in the proposed plan to end the war.
Woman Dies in Umbrella Accident
A South Carolina woman died after an umbrella malfunction caused a metal rod to strike her head. The incident occurred during a storm, highlighting umbrella safety risks.
G. Robert Blakey Dies at 90; RICO Law Architect
G. Robert Blakey, the Notre Dame law professor who drafted the RICO Act, a powerful tool against organized crime, has died at 90. His work reshaped federal law enforcement.
Labour Crackdown on Social Media for Kids
Labour announces new measures to regulate social media platforms, aiming to protect children from harmful content and online exploitation.
Drug Pusher's Encounter with Lord Clarke
Jeremy Morgan KC recounts an incident where drug pusher approached Lord Clarke, who politely declined and did not summon police, showing his humanity.
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Pension System Unfair and Unaffordable: Readers Respond
Guardian readers debate the unfairness and unaffordability of the UK pension system, highlighting public sector DB schemes and the triple lock.
Supreme Court Rejects NFL Appeal in Flores Case
The US Supreme Court refused to hear the NFL's appeal in Brian Flores's racial discrimination lawsuit, allowing the case to proceed to trial. Flores, a former Dolphins coach, alleges racist hiring practices.
Turkish Police Disperse Opposition Rally with Teargas
Riot police in Turkey fired teargas and water cannon to break up a rally by ousted opposition leader Özgür Özel, escalating tensions after a court dismissed him as CHP leader.
Fired Worker Wins $225K Over Charlie Kirk Post
Suzanne Swierc, fired from Ball State University over a Facebook post about Charlie Kirk, settles for $225,000. The ACLU lawsuit alleged free speech violations.
Reform UK Candidate Questioned Covid Severity in Deleted Posts
Reform UK's Makerfield candidate Robert Kenyon appeared to doubt Covid seriousness and vaccine efficacy in deleted social media posts, advising a person with the virus to 'stop having boosters'.
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Ministers Urged to Ban Zero-Hours Contracts
Campaigners and unions call on UK ministers to ban zero-hours contracts, citing job insecurity and exploitation. The government faces pressure to act.
Federal Workers Hit with New NDAs Curbing Whistleblowing
The Trump administration is requiring federal employees to sign new nondisclosure agreements that critics say could silence whistleblowers and violate federal law.
RFK Jr Wrestles Snakes, Gets Bitten in Florida Video
Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr posted a video of himself wrestling two black racer snakes in Florida, getting bitten by one, adding to his history of bizarre animal encounters.
Sheffield Shooting Victim Was Innocent Bystander
A 30-year-old woman shot dead outside a Sheffield bar was an innocent bystander. Three arrested on suspicion of murder as police appeal for witnesses.
Enhanced Games: A Failing Venture by 2031?
After attending the inaugural Enhanced Games, a journalist explains why he believes the event will collapse within five years, citing a lack of genuine sporting passion and reliance on drug sales.
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Reform UK plan would sack more planners than exist
Reform UK's plan to cut civil service roles would sack more planners than exist and two-thirds of prison psychologists, sparking criticism from Labour.
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