Alan Jones trial: Athlete recounts alleged kiss
A prominent athlete told a Sydney court he froze in 'disbelief' when Alan Jones allegedly kissed him on the mouth at a public event, part of indecent assault charges.
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Teen killer who stabbed man in London pleads guilty
Sulaiman Tajzai, 19, pleaded guilty to murdering Farmanullah Sherzad in Westminster, leaving bloody gloves in a park. He faces sentencing.
Unfair memoir by sister-in-law: cut ties or reconcile?
A reader considers cutting ties after a sister-in-law's memoir misrepresents her partner. Psychologist Prof Alessandra Lemma advises on whose story is 'true' and whether reconciliation is possible.
Man who stole £200k from family and fled to Turkey jailed
Terry O’Connor, 33, of Swansea, has been jailed for five years and three months after stealing £200,000 from his family’s bank accounts and fleeing to Turkey for almost a year.
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Drug dealer caught with electric stun knuckle duster jailed
Drug dealer Abubakr Ahmed, 23, was jailed for six years after police found an electric stun knuckle duster and £223,380 of heroin and crack cocaine.
Enfield man admits encouraging sexual assaults in online forum
Darren Conway, 52, from Enfield, pleaded guilty to encouraging sexual assault and voyeurism. He will be sentenced in October.
How Bush's Impunity Enabled Trump's Lawlessness
Kenneth Roth argues that failing to prosecute Bush-era torture and detention set a precedent, enabling Trump's current abuses, including drone killings of drug suspects.
NSW police settle trespass case over 150 visits to home
NSW police settled a trespass case after officers visited an Indigenous woman's home 150 times in 20 months for bail checks, often between midnight and 4am.
Luke Sayers apologises to ex-wife as defamation case settles
Luke Sayers has apologised unreservedly to his former wife Cate Sayers as her defamation case over a lewd photo settled in Victoria's supreme court, with the proceedings dismissed.
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Grace Tame apologises for Israeli rape comments remark
Grace Tame apologised on Instagram for comments calling Israeli women's rape claims 'propaganda', saying she stands with all survivors of sexual violence.
Ex-lawyer arrested over dine and dash charges
Kerry Stevens, 40, accused of dine and dash offences, arrested after months on the run and remanded in custody.
Tate brothers denied US bail in extradition case
A US judge denied bail for Andrew and Tristan Tate on Wednesday, ordering the brothers to remain in custody in Florida as they fight extradition to the UK on rape and sex trafficking charges.
Liberal operative denies inventing $5m Nassif note at Icac
Jeremy Greenwood denies fabricating a pink note on a $5m agreement with fugitive developer Jean Nassif, as Icac counsel suggests his story unravels.
Reform UK's free speech hypocrisy exposed by readers
Readers accuse Reform UK of hypocrisy over free speech after a female heckler was assaulted at its conference, while party leaders dismissed the incident.
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Alan Jones trial: friend denies assault, admits loyalty texts
A friend of Alan Jones denied witnessing an alleged 2008 assault, but admitted in court to sending texts offering to refute lies and praising the broadcaster.
Teen travelled 150 miles to kill alleged stalker, court hears
Sulaiman Tajzai, 18, from Leeds, travelled over 150 miles to Westminster and fatally stabbed Farmanullah Sherzad, 26, in a sustained attack, the Old Bailey heard.
Ashlyn Nassif blames father's pressure for loan fraud
Ashlyn Nassif, 32, pleaded guilty to falsifying documents for a $150m Westpac loan, blaming pressure from her fugitive father Jean Nassif in Sydney court.
Judge orders disclosure of $1.8bn fund setup
A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to reveal who structured the $1.8bn 'anti-weaponization fund' in a lawsuit by Democracy Forward.
Friends deny murder outside Lewisham bar
Two friends who met at Aberdeen University denied murdering Taiwo Ekerin outside Alpha Lounge in Lewisham on May 24. They pleaded not guilty at Southwark Crown Court.
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Argentina court orders Nazi-looted painting returned
An Argentine judge ruled that a Nazi-looted 18th-century painting must be returned to the heir of Dutch Jewish art dealer Jacques Goudstikter.
Lindsay Clancy Trial Mistrial: Key Moments
The Lindsay Clancy murder trial in Massachusetts ended in a mistrial. The Guardian's Maya Yang highlights key moments from the case dubbed 'America's saddest murder trial.'
Lindsay Clancy trial jury enters seventh day after deadlock
The deadlocked jury in the Lindsay Clancy trial began a seventh day of deliberations Friday after a note revealed one juror won't follow reasonable doubt instructions.
Ticehurst killer apologised to Tinder match after murder
Two hours after murdering Molly Ticehurst, Daniel Billings called a Tinder match and said 'I'm sorry I murdered her', a court has heard.
Daily Mail Reruns Offensive Mock Welcome to Country
Daily Mail quoted in full and embedded video of Lisa Jane Spencer's offensive mock Welcome to Country from the March for Australia rally, despite condemning the skit. The report attracted hundreds of comments before being deleted.
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Ex-pardon attorney sues DOJ over firing tied to Gibson
Elizabeth Oyer sues DOJ and AG Todd Blanche, alleging unlawful firing after refusing to recommend restoring Mel Gibson's gun rights, citing due process and First Amendment violations.
Zelenskyy fires SBU official after Kyiv spy services shootout
Volodymyr Zelenskyy called a shootout between Ukraine's SBU and HUR spy services 'disgraceful' and fired a top SBU official hours after the clash injured several people in Kyiv.
Sharpeville massacre survivors sue South Africa
Three survivors of the 1960 Sharpeville massacre, including Abraham Mofokeng, have filed a lawsuit against South Africa's government seeking compensation for the apartheid-era shooting that killed 91 people.
Mayfair watch robbery accused says he was threatened with fire
A man accused of robbing a £137,000 watch in Mayfair told a court he was threatened with being 'set on fire' if he didn't take part.
Father tells daughter's killer he hopes her screams haunt him
Tony Ticehurst confronts Daniel Billings in court, saying 'When she died, part of me died with her', as sentencing begins for Molly's murder.
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Zelenskyy slams 'shameful' spy agency shootout
Ukraine's president condemned a shootout between the SBU and GUR that wounded three officers, calling it 'absolutely shameful' and vowing only Russian occupiers may be shot.
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