Taliban Law Allows Wife Beating With Light Punishment
The Taliban has introduced a penal code permitting husbands to abuse wives and children, provided no bones are broken. Convictions require visible proof in court, with maximum 15-day sentences.
Category : Politics
Murder Suspect Denies Shooting Ex-Colleague in Aberfeldy
David Campbell, 77, denies murdering Brian Low, 65, on a remote track near Aberfeldy in 2024, refuting claims of malice and disputing prosecutor's accusations during trial.
Reform UK's Shadow Cabinet: Tory Rebrand or New Force?
Reform UK has unveiled its shadow cabinet, featuring former Conservative ministers like Robert Jenrick. Critics question if this signals a Tory 2.0 project rather than a fresh political movement.
Rapper Convicted After XL Bullies Kill Grandmother in Essex
Ashley Warren found guilty after his banned XL bully dogs attacked 68-year-old Esther Martin while she was dog-sitting. The tragedy occurred just days after the breed was outlawed in the UK.
Palestinian Journalists Face Abuse in Israeli Prisons
A CPJ report alleges 59 detained Palestinian journalists experienced beatings, starvation, and sexual violence in Israeli custody since October 2023, with Israeli authorities rejecting the claims.
Migrants Face Violence and Despair After UK Forced Returns to France
Exclusive interviews reveal the harrowing aftermath for migrants sent back to France under the UK's 'one in, one out' Channel policy, exposing violence, homelessness, and systemic failures.
Trump Memo Orders ICE, DHS to Tighten Refugee Screening
A newly revealed memo from the Trump administration instructs ICE and DHS to implement stricter screening protocols for refugees, sparking debates over immigration policy and national security.
Jesse Jackson Dies, Championed Love and Nonviolence
Civil rights leader Jesse Jackson has passed away, leaving a legacy of advocating for love and nonviolence inspired by Martin Luther King Jr. His death marks the end of an era in American activism.
UK Police Investigate Epstein's British Ties
Multiple UK police forces are investigating Jeffrey Epstein's connections in Britain, focusing on potential criminal activities and high-profile associates.
Men Arrested for Murder After Woman Found Dead in Kensington
Two men have been arrested on suspicion of murder after Julia Taylor, 57, was found dead in her Kensington home. Police are investigating the incident that occurred near Sloane Square.
Global Counsel Enters Administration After Mandelson Fallout
Lobbying firm Global Counsel, founded by Peter Mandelson, is being placed into administration with 130 staff facing redundancies following significant client losses.
Trump's Naval Buildup Signals Imminent Iran Strike
Donald Trump has assembled the largest US naval force in the Middle East since 2003, raising fears of an imminent attack on Iran as nuclear negotiations stall.
Peru Elects Controversial Interim President Amid Turmoil
José María Balcázar, an 80-year-old leftist, becomes Peru's ninth president since 2016 after a surprise congressional vote, sparking debate over his past remarks on child marriage.
Andrew's Arrest: Royal Mystique Shattered in New Era
The unprecedented arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor represents a seismic shift for the British monarchy, stripping royal privilege and exposing the institution to ordinary judicial scrutiny.
Australian Families Demand Gaza War Cemetery Restoration
Relatives of Australian war dead are calling for Israel to restore the Gaza War Cemetery after satellite imagery revealed it was bulldozed. Families want officials allowed in to assess industrial-scale damage to graves.
Tim Wilson Criticizes RBA's Inflation Emphasis, Sparks Debate
Liberal MP Tim Wilson questions the Reserve Bank's focus on inflation, suggesting a review of its dual mandate. Labor and unions criticize his stance as a plan for higher unemployment, amid strong jobs data.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Arrest Called 'Worst Possible Thing' for Crown
The arrest of King's brother Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor on misconduct allegations represents a critical crisis for the monarchy, with royal commentators describing it as unprecedented and damaging to the institution.
Former Prince Andrew Arrest: Key Details and Implications
Former Prince Andrew, Duke of York, has been arrested on undisclosed charges. This article explains the circumstances, legal context, and potential consequences of this high-profile case.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Arrested for Misconduct in Public Office
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has been arrested at his Sandringham residence on suspicion of misconduct in public office, following a police investigation linked to the Jeffrey Epstein files.
Teacher Barred After Child Abuse Image Conviction
Nicholas Ryde, a former teacher at The King Alfred School in Golders Green, has been prohibited from teaching indefinitely following his conviction for making and distributing indecent images of children.
Facial Recognition Trial at London Bridge Flags Children
The British Transport Police's new live facial recognition trial at London Bridge has raised concerns after AI systems incorrectly flagged children as potential offenders during early testing phases.
Airlines Urged to Stop UK's 'One In, One Out' Deportation Flights
British and French rights groups call on airlines to cease involvement in controversial UK deportation scheme, citing human rights abuses and forced removals of asylum seekers.
Reich Confronts Noem on ICE Critic Surveillance
Former US Labor Secretary Robert Reich publicly challenges Kristi Noem and the Department of Homeland Security for subpoenaing social media to identify ICE critics, citing constitutional violations.
Teen Activist Shields Undocumented Families from ICE Raids in California
Cesar Vasquez, an 18-year-old son of undocumented immigrants, patrols Santa Maria farm towns to protect his community from ICE raids, blending personal advocacy with grassroots organizing amid rising enforcement.
1,000+ Kenyans Recruited for Russia in Ukraine War
A Kenyan intelligence report reveals rogue agencies have lured over 1,000 nationals to fight for Russia in Ukraine, with promises of high salaries and citizenship.
Expired UK Passports Accepted for Dual Nationals in Rule Change
The Home Office says airlines can accept expired British passports for dual nationals under new entry rules, causing widespread confusion and travel disruptions.
UN: Sudanese Rebel Siege in Darfur Shows 'Hallmarks of Genocide'
UN officials report that Sudanese rebels' 18-month siege of el-Fasher in Darfur, resulting in mass killings and atrocities, bears hallmarks of genocide, with Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper urging international action.
Harman: Andrew Must Testify to US Congress After Arrest
Labour peer Harriet Harman says Prince Andrew's arrest makes it crucial for him to provide evidence to US Congress about his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, amid ongoing investigations.
Prince Andrew Arrested: Key Questions Answered
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, formerly Prince Andrew, has been arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office. Here are the three biggest questions about the case, including legal implications and royal family reactions.
King Charles on Brother's Arrest: 'Law Must Take Its Course'
King Charles has spoken out following the arrest of his brother, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, on suspicion of misconduct in public office, emphasizing that the legal process must proceed fairly.
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