DOJ Forced to Release All Epstein Files by December
President Trump signs bill compelling the Department of Justice to release all Jeffrey Epstein documents by 19 December, following months of political pressure. Discover the full timeline.
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Major curbs to jury service unveiled by ministers
Ministers set to unveil major curbs to jury service, with future juries likely to decide only murder, rape or manslaughter cases. Bold action promised to tackle the 80,000-case backlog.
Court rejects bid to scan for Muriel McKay's remains
The children of murdered Muriel McKay have lost their High Court bid to radar scan a London garden where they believe her body was buried 55 years ago. Read the full ruling details.
Three arrested after gang rape in Rome park
Three men have been arrested after a gang attacked a couple in a Rome park, forcing the boyfriend to watch as they raped his fiancée. Police continue to search for other suspects.
CPS launches new strategy on violence against women
The Crown Prosecution Service unveils a five-year plan to improve casework and recognise the full spectrum of abuse in crimes against women and girls. Discover how new training aims to transform prosecutions.
NHS strike poll data 'cherry-picked' by government
Exclusive investigation reveals Department of Health selectively briefed Times newspaper with misleading poll data about junior doctor strike support. Read the full story.
Judge denies garden search for Muriel McKay's remains
The family of Muriel McKay, murdered 55 years ago, has been refused permission to scan an East London garden for her remains. Read the full High Court ruling details.
Vance's Palantir ties threaten 2028 presidential ambitions
JD Vance faces mounting scrutiny over his deep connections to Palantir and Peter Thiel as he positions himself for a 2028 White House run. Will voter concerns about surveillance technology derail his political future?
Student on trial for lover's murder in London flat
Joshua Michals, 26, denies murdering Zhe Wang, 31, in her Lewisham flat after she wrongly believed he gave her an STD. The Old Bailey trial continues.
McKay children lose bid to scan garden for remains
Children of 1969 murder victim Muriel McKay lose High Court bid to radar scan London garden where her remains are believed buried. Read the latest developments.
Lammy Proposes Scrapping Jury Trials for Backlog
Justice Secretary David Lammy plans to remove jury trials for most criminal cases to address England and Wales' record court backlog. Read the controversial reforms.
Judge halts Trump prosecutions of Comey and James
A US federal judge dismisses cases against James Comey and Letitia James, ruling the prosecutor was illegally appointed. The Trump administration vows an immediate appeal.
Cincinnati Divided After Viral Brawl Sparks Crime Debate
A viral brawl in Cincinnati triggered a national political storm, dividing the city over its true safety record. Explore the fallout and the facts behind the rhetoric.
Global Photos: Ukraine, Gaza, London Protests
A visual journey across the globe: Ukrainian air defences, Gaza's flooded camps, and London's memorials. See the powerful images shaping our world today.
Body found in search for missing Suffolk woman Christine Murton
A body has been discovered in the search for Christine Murton, 78, missing from Rushmere St Andrew since 12 November. Police are investigating the circumstances.
US labels anti-fascist groups as terror threats
Experts challenge the US State Department's designation of European anti-fascist groups as foreign terrorist organisations, calling the move 'ridiculous' and politically motivated.
Judge dismisses Trump's indictments against Comey and James
Federal judge delivers decisive blow against Trump administration's politicised prosecutions, dismissing unlawful indictments against James Comey and Letitia James.
West London takeaway fined £12k over pest infestation
Punjabi Chula in Hayes ordered to pay £12,000 after inspectors found serious cockroach and fly problems, rotten food and poor hygiene standards.
Body found in search for missing Suffolk woman
Police searching for Christine Murton, 78, missing since 12 November, have discovered a woman's body in Suffolk woodland. Her family has been informed.
Liverpool parade crash suspect faces 31 charges
Paul Doyle appears in court over Liverpool FC victory parade car crash that injured 134 people. The former Royal Marine faces multiple assault charges.
Father Ted writer cleared of harassment at court
Irish comedy writer Graham Linehan found not guilty of harassing trans activist Sophia Brooks but convicted of criminal damage. Full details from Westminster court case.
UK Lawyers Condemn Bangladesh Trial of MP Siddiq
Leading UK lawyers including former justice secretary Robert Buckland condemn Tulip Siddiq's Bangladesh trial as 'contrived and unfair'. Read the exclusive details.
Police chase ends in crash after South London robbery
A man was arrested after a police chase through South London following an armed robbery report in Clapham. The incident resulted in two crashes and road closures. Read the full update.
Hanson suspended after burqa stunt in Senate
Pauline Hanson's controversial burqa protest in the Australian Senate caused major disruption and led to a rare suspension. Explore the fallout and political repercussions.
Populist-Proof Your Democracy: 7 Key Defences
Timothy Garton Ash reveals essential democratic safeguards against populist threats, from public broadcasting to electoral reform. Learn how to protect your freedoms before it's too late.
Teen fights for life after Sheffield shooting
A 16-year-old boy is in a life-threatening condition after being shot on London Road, Sheffield. Police appeal for witnesses as investigation continues. Share any information.
Officers spat at during London bus knife arrest
Met Police officers were spat at and assaulted while detaining a suspected burglar armed with a knife on a London bus. The 31-year-old man was Tasered after a chase. Read the full details.
Ardern Documentary Shows Human Side of Politics
New documentary reveals Jacinda Ardern's personal struggles as PM, exploring the balance between political leadership and human fallibility. Watch the compelling insights.
1,000+ Abusers Restricted by New Protection Orders
Exclusive Home Office figures reveal over 1,000 Domestic Abuse Protection Orders (DAPOs) have been issued, offering victims robust safeguards. Discover the impact of this new tool.
New domestic abuse orders protect 1,000 victims
Minister Jess Phillips declares violence against women a national emergency, revealing new protection orders have already safeguarded 1,000 victims across England and Wales.
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