Stepmother Guilty of Killing Girl in Scalding Bath
Janice Nix, 67, was found guilty of manslaughter for forcing 5-year-old Andrea Bernard into a scalding bath in 1978. The conviction came after Andrea's brother broke his silence 50 years later.
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NT Police Cleared in Kumanjayi Walker Death
Northern Territory police officers will not be charged over the death of Indigenous man Kumanjayi Walker, prosecutors announced, sparking outrage.
Anti-Corruption Staff 'Terrified' of Mistakes
Outgoing anti-corruption chief reveals staff fear making errors due to intense scrutiny, sparking debate on workplace culture and accountability.
Hackney Stabbing: Teen Killed, Police Investigate Gunfire
A teenager was fatally stabbed in Hackney as police responded to reports of a large gathering and possible gunshots. A murder investigation is underway.
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Russell Crowe Explains Scolding Fans for 'Pushing'
Russell Crowe responded after being seen scolding fans for pushing while signing autographs in Paris. He explained he had no security and wanted order.
Antony Cotton Pays Tribute to Late Friend Callum
Coronation Street star Antony Cotton shared an emotional tribute on Instagram after the death of his friend Callum, a soldier. Fans and fellow veterans offered condolences.
Gisèle Pelicot Slams Lenient Sentencing of Teen Rapists
French rape survivor Gisèle Pelicot expresses shock after two teenage boys who filmed raping young girls avoid jail, receiving youth rehabilitation orders instead.
Jeffrey Donaldson Sex Offences Trial Starts in Newry
The trial of ex-DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson for alleged sex offences, including rape and indecent assault spanning 21 years, begins in Newry. His wife faces aiding and abetting charges.
Putin's Slipping Grip: Discontent Spreads in Russia
Vladimir Putin faces slipping approval and growing discontent as the war in Ukraine drags on, with economic woes and internet shutdowns fraying his unwritten contract with the Russian people.
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NS&I Failures Compound Grief for Families Chasing Bonds
Families face delays and bureaucracy claiming premium bonds from NS&I, with errors leaving 34,000 bereaved families owed £367m. Probate thresholds and paper-based processes criticized.
Jewish Witnesses Harassed After Antisemitism Commission
Jewish Australians report increased online hate after testifying at the antisemitism royal commission, with one case referred to federal police.
Katie Price Plans International Manhunt for Missing Husband
Katie Price is ready to launch an international manhunt for her missing husband Lee Andrews, who vanished two weeks ago amid kidnapping claims and fraud allegations.
Hendin Cartoon: Farage's £5m Sparks Political Debate
Rebecca Hendin's cartoon on Nigel Farage and a £5m donation raises questions about political influence and transparency in UK politics.
SNP Official Murrell Embezzled £400k for Luxury Items
Former SNP chief Peter Murrell embezzled £400,310, spending on luxury cars, watches, fountain pens, coffee machines, and a robotic lawnmower. He pleaded guilty.
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Guardian Corrects Recent News Errors
The Guardian issues corrections for factual errors in recent articles, including misattributed quotes and incorrect dates.
Mum Who Abandoned Kids in Woods Sent to Notorious Prison
Marine Rousseau, accused of abandoning her two young sons in a Portuguese forest, has been sent to Tires Prison, Portugal's most infamous women's prison.
Three Arrested After Woman Shot Dead Outside Sheffield Bar
Three people have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a 30-year-old woman was shot dead outside a bar in Sheffield. Police appeal for witnesses.
Ex-NCSC Chief Dismisses Farage's Russia Hack Claim
Former NCSC head Ciaran Martin calls Nigel Farage's claim that a Russian hack-and-leak operation led to a Guardian report on a £5m donation 'entirely unsubstantiated'.
Beartooth Frontman Caleb Shomo Comes Out as Gay
Beartooth's Caleb Shomo announces he is 'proudly gay' after 14-year marriage to Fleur. Details on his addiction struggles, career, and wife's supportive response.
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Ex-SNP Chief Murrell Admits Embezzling £400,000
Peter Murrell, former SNP chief executive and ex-husband of Nicola Sturgeon, pleaded guilty to embezzling over £400,000 from the party in a gross breach of trust.
Reform MP Won't Ask Farage for Russian Hack Proof
Danny Kruger declines to urge Nigel Farage to provide evidence of alleged Russian hack behind Guardian story on £5m gift, citing privacy.
Chemical Tank Crack Eases Explosion Fears in California
A damaged chemical tank in Garden Grove, California, cracked over the weekend, potentially relieving pressure and reducing explosion risk. 50,000 residents remain evacuated.
Ex-Solicitor Wanted for Dine-and-Dash Flees to France
Former lawyer Kerry Stevens, 40, wanted for multiple dine-and-dash incidents, has fled to France and posted photos from Disneyland Paris, a family friend claims.
Nicolas Cage Says Nolan Ghosted Him After Rejecting Role
Nicolas Cage reveals he has been ghosted by Christopher Nolan, Woody Allen, and Paul Thomas Anderson after turning down roles in their films, citing 'hurt feelings'.
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Lee Andrews' Ex Shares 'Deeply Strange' UK Claim Video
Alana Percival exposes Lee Andrews' fabricated ice skating video, claiming it was in the UK but followers identify it as Dubai mall amid ongoing controversy.
Israel Death Penalty Returns for Palestinians: Podcast
Senior Middle East correspondent Emma Graham-Harrison discusses two Israeli laws reinstating the death penalty, seemingly only for Palestinians, and the lack of dissent.
My Fight to Renounce Russian Citizenship
After Putin's invasion of Ukraine, Sergey Radchenko felt complicit as a Russian citizen. He shares his journey to renounce citizenship and the moral imperative behind his decision.
France Child Abuse Scandal: Over 100 Allegations in Schools
Paris police investigate over 100 allegations of violence, sexual assault, and rape by school monitors in nursery and primary schools, sparking outrage and calls for reform.
Labor Mocking Transparency Promises, Critics Say
A scathing auditor general's report reveals Treasury withheld FOI documents until Fridays, while Labor faces backlash for blocking 80% of requests and dodging scrutiny.
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NACC Chief Paul Brereton Resigns
Paul Brereton has resigned as head of Australia's National Anti-Corruption Commission, citing personal reasons. His tenure faced scrutiny over handling of high-profile cases.
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