Au Pair Jailed for Maximum Term in Fetish Website Murder Case
Juliana Peres Magalhaes, a Brazilian au pair, received the maximum 10-year sentence for her involvement in a double murder plot with her employer-lover in Virginia.
Category : Political Scandals
Reform UK's Matt Goodwin Sparks Outcry with Fertility Remarks
Reform UK's Matt Goodwin faces backlash after linking falling birth rates to a 'Handmaid's Tale' scenario, drawing criticism from political opponents and activists.
Court Rules Palestine Action Ban Unlawful, Embarrasses Government
Senior judges declare the proscription of Palestine Action disproportionate, citing free speech concerns. The ruling marks a significant setback for the government's counter-terrorism approach.
Court Rules Palestine Action Ban Unlawful, Policy in Tatters
Three senior judges have declared the home secretary's decision to proscribe Palestine Action under anti-terrorism laws unlawful, citing breaches of free speech and policy. The ban remains pending appeal, affecting thousands arrested.
Man Admits Assault in Case Linked to Ex-Councillor's Crimes
Dean Hamilton pleads guilty to sexual offences against Joanne Young, whose ex-husband, former Tory councillor Philip Young, admitted nearly 50 similar crimes. Four others deny charges in a complex case.
Court Rejects Challenge to Transgender Bathroom Advice
The High Court has dismissed the Good Law Project's legal challenge against interim EHRC guidance on single-sex spaces, ruling the advice was lawful despite concerns from trans rights campaigners.
High Court Overturns Palestine Action Terror Ban
Palestine Action's co-founder wins legal challenge against the group's terrorist designation, though the ban remains pending government appeal to higher court.
Epstein's Hidden Cameras Revealed in DoJ Documents
Newly released emails show Jeffrey Epstein instructed staff to install motion-detected hidden cameras in tissue boxes at his Florida home, with surveillance footage reviewed by Sky News.
Trump Defends Racist Video, No Staff Discipline
Donald Trump continues to dismiss backlash over a racist video depicting the Obamas as apes, stating no White House staffer faced consequences and falsely linking it to The Lion King.
Wife Can't Recall Grievances in Murder Trial, Court Hears
Elizabeth Campbell, 77, testified she couldn't remember any issues between her husband David and alleged victim Brian Low, as the murder trial continues in Glasgow.
Musk's Posts Amplify White Supremacist Narratives
Analysis reveals Elon Musk posted about race on 26 of 31 days in January, with experts stating his content mirrors white supremacist material, raising concerns over mainstreaming extremist ideologies.
Epstein Survivors Accuse Bondi of Lacking Humanity in Hearing
Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein expressed outrage after US Attorney General Pam Bondi's combative testimony before Congress, where she defended the DoJ's handling of Epstein files while refusing to face victims directly.
Pastor Sentenced to 7 Years for Molesting Teen in Louisiana
Milton Otto Martin III, former head of First Pentecostal church in Chalmette, receives maximum prison term for indecent behavior with a juvenile 15 years ago. Survivor delivers powerful statement detailing lasting trauma.
Epstein Scandal Punctures French Elite's Self-Image
The release of Jeffrey Epstein files reveals how the financier infiltrated France's political and cultural circles, exposing ethical lapses and financial dependencies among the elite.
Trump-Pardoned Capitol Rioter Guilty of Child Abuse
Andrew Paul Johnson, pardoned by Trump for January 6 crimes, found guilty on five counts of child sexual abuse in Florida, facing potential life imprisonment.
Doorbell Footage in Guthrie Case Raises Privacy Concerns
FBI retrieval of doorbell video in Nancy Guthrie's disappearance case highlights privacy issues with home surveillance devices, raising questions about data access and law enforcement collaboration.
Suffolk Strangler: Could Police Have Stopped Sooner?
New revelations in the Suffolk Strangler case raise questions about whether police could have prevented additional murders if they had acted on earlier warnings from the sole survivor.
UK Man in Court for Allegedly Encouraging US Suicide via Video Call
A West Yorkshire man faces charges for encouraging a suicide in Louisiana over Discord. He also pleaded guilty to unrelated child image and pornography offenses.
AI Video Creator Unmasked as Convicted Hate Crime Offender
Joshua Bonehill-Paine, owner of the satirical Crewkerne Gazette AI video account, has been identified as a man previously imprisoned for antisemitic hate crimes and racial harassment.
Couple Tried Selling Newborn to Fund Food Business
A young couple in the Philippines attempted to sell their 12-day-old daughter online for £345 to start a street food cart, leading to their arrest on human trafficking charges.
Epstein Files Could Threaten Keir Starmer's Leadership
A Guardian podcast explores whether documents from Jeffrey Epstein's case could implicate UK Labour leader Keir Starmer, potentially destabilizing his political position ahead of elections.
Man Released After Questioning in Guthrie Disappearance Case
A man detained for questioning in the disappearance of Savannah Guthrie's mother has been released. The FBI released new doorbell camera images showing a masked individual at the scene.
Norway's Elite in Epstein Files Scandal Fallout
The release of Jeffrey Epstein files exposes Norway's political and diplomatic figures, including Mona Juul and Terje Rød-Larsen, to corruption probes, threatening the nation's egalitarian image and boosting far-right sentiments.
Father Convicted Under Hong Kong's Article 23 Law
Kwok Yin-sang, father of US-based activist Anna Kwok, found guilty for attempting to withdraw funds from her insurance policy, marking the first conviction under Hong Kong's Article 23 national security legislation.
High Court: Church Liable for Priest Abuse
Australia's High Court finds Catholic Church had duty of care to protect child from paedophile priest, marking major shift in institutional liability for clergy abuse survivors.
Virginia's Law: Democrats End Statute of Limitations for Abuse
Democrats in Congress introduce Virginia's Law, aiming to eliminate statute of limitations and jurisdictional restrictions in civil sexual abuse cases, honouring Epstein survivor Virginia Giuffre.
Trump Told Police 'Everyone Knew' About Epstein: FBI File
A newly released FBI document reveals Donald Trump allegedly told a police chief in 2006 that 'everyone' knew about Jeffrey Epstein's behaviour, contradicting his later claims of ignorance.
Judge Dismisses LA Protester Case Over Government 'Bad Faith'
A federal judge has dismissed assault charges against a Los Angeles protester, accusing the US government of acting in 'bad faith' after he spent six months in jail.
Kimbal Musk Epstein Emails Show Engineered Relationship
Emails from the DOJ release show Jeffrey Epstein engineered a relationship between Kimbal Musk and a woman in his network, with detailed exchanges revealing a closer tie than previously known.
Six Men Named in Unredacted Epstein Files
US Congressman Ro Khanna reveals identities of six men previously redacted from Jeffrey Epstein documents, including retail billionaire Leslie Wexner and DP World CEO Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem.
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