Georgia Tennant reports death threats to police
Doctor Who star David Tennant's wife Georgia contacts Metropolitan Police after receiving vile death threats online. Read the full story and show your support.
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Former Met Officer Accused of On-Duty Misconduct
Ex-Met police officer Imran Patel is under investigation for allegedly using sex workers on duty during a major standards review. Discover the details of this institutional failure.
Doctor struck off for £12k housing benefit fraud
London doctor Olubunmi Adeagbo-Sheikh struck off medical register after inventing fake landlord to claim £12,000 in housing benefits. Read the full investigation details.
Bates: Post Office redress scheme is 'half-baked'
Post Office scandal campaigner Sir Alan Bates warns the new Capture compensation scheme is flawed, repeating past failures. He reveals he may also be a victim.
UK seizes £12.4m dinosaur skeletons in laundering case
The National Crime Agency recovers £20m from a Chinese businessman, including three rare dinosaur skeletons, linked to a $2bn Singapore money-laundering probe. Read the full details.
David Carrick blames Me Too in new sex offence trial
Convicted sex offender and former Met Police officer David Carrick claims a woman fabricated allegations against him because of the Me Too movement. Read the latest from the Old Bailey trial.
Wandsworth Prison: Timeline of Security Failures
HMP Wandsworth faces scrutiny after mistaken prisoner release, following a high-profile escape and reports of chronic staff shortages. Discover the full timeline of blunders.
Outrage as Oklahoma teen rapist avoids prison
Fury erupts in Oklahoma as Jesse Butler, convicted of multiple rapes, receives community service instead of a 78-year prison sentence. Victims speak out.
Joey Barton found guilty of offensive social media posts
Former footballer Joey Barton has been convicted for sending grossly offensive electronic communications. Discover the full court verdict and its implications.
Sturgeon cleared of SNP fraud allegations
Former Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon speaks out after being cleared of fraud allegations, insisting she knew nothing of the alleged SNP embezzlement. Read her full account.
Ex-Met Officer Avoids Jail for Child Abuse Messages
Former Met Police officer Duncan Bouette receives suspended sentence for sharing obscene messages about child sexual abuse. Read the full story and the force's response.
Trump pardons Tennessee Republicans in corruption case
Donald Trump pardons former Tennessee House Speaker Glen Casada and aide Cade Cothren, convicted of public corruption charges. Read the full story on this controversial move.
Teen rapist walks free despite 80-year sentence
An 18-year-old convicted of multiple sex attacks on girls has been spared prison, ordered to do community service instead. Outrage erupts as victims speak out. Read the full story.
Undercover police fabricated gun plot, inquiry told
James Thomson accused of inventing animal rights gun conspiracy while deceiving women into relationships. The spycops inquiry reveals shocking police misconduct spanning decades.
Woman guilty of harassing Madeleine McCann's family
Julia Wandelt, 24, has been found guilty of harassing the McCann family. The Polish national made calls and visited their home. Read the full court details.
Nandy apologises for football regulator appointment breach
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy apologises after watchdog finds she breached governance rules by appointing a former Labour donor as football regulator. Full details on the investigation.
Nandy Breaches Code in Kogan Football Appointment
Lisa Nandy accused of 'bullshit spin' after a report finds she breached the Government Code in David Kogan's appointment to the football regulator. Read the full details.
Prison guard: Inmate threatened to stab me
Prison officer Isabelle Dale tells court convicted robber Shahid Sharif forced her to have surgery and buy fidelity ring. She claims he threatened her life during alleged relationship at HMP Coldingley.
Prison Service Crisis: 262 Inmates Freed in Error
Exclusive investigation reveals a 128% surge in accidental prisoner releases. Discover how systemic failures are putting the public at risk and what the Ministry of Justice is doing about it.
Prison release fiasco: Starmer defends Lammy
Keir Starmer defends Justice Secretary David Lammy amid a prison release fiasco that saw two inmates wrongly freed. The PM calls the situation 'intolerable'. Follow for updates.
Supreme Court Allows Trump's Transgender Passport Policy
US Supreme Court's conservative majority permits Trump administration to block X gender markers on passports, affecting transgender and non-binary travellers. Read the full analysis.
Nandy apologises for breaching appointments code
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy apologises after inquiry finds she failed to declare donations from football regulator nominee. Read the full investigation findings.
Qatar-linked spy operation targeted ICC prosecutor's accuser
Exclusive: Woman accusing ICC prosecutor Karim Khan of sexual abuse was targeted by private intelligence firms in covert Qatar-linked operation. Discover the disturbing details.
Sudan's RSF agrees ceasefire amid war crimes claims
Sudan's Rapid Support Forces accused of mass civilian killings agrees to three-month humanitarian ceasefire. International mediators broker truce as evidence of atrocities mounts.
Post Office Knew of Software Flaws Before 1992 Launch
Exclusive documents reveal the Post Office was warned about Capture software corruption months before its 1992 rollout, leading to wrongful convictions. Read the full investigation.
US Congress summons Prince Andrew over Epstein links
The US Congress has formally requested Prince Andrew provide testimony regarding his connections to Jeffrey Epstein. Read the latest developments on this breaking story.
Greensill: Badenoch interfered to protect Cameron
Financier Lex Greensill alleges Kemi Badenoch used her ministerial role to shield David Cameron from scrutiny in lobbying scandal. Read the explosive claims.
Lammy defends not revealing second mistaken prisoner release
Justice Secretary David Lammy defends failing to disclose a second sex offender's mistaken release during PMQs, raising serious questions over the government's timeline and new safety checks.
Sudan's RSF agrees to US ceasefire proposal
In a significant development for Sudan's humanitarian crisis, the Rapid Support Forces have accepted a US-proposed ceasefire, potentially opening corridors for vital aid delivery amid ongoing conflict.
Met Police scrutiny over Al Fayed trafficking claims
London's Metropolitan Police confronts new criticism as whistleblower reveals how trafficking claims against the late Harrods owner were allegedly mishandled, raising serious questions about police accountability.
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