British Sisters Killed in Lisbon Tram Collision Named
Heartbreaking details emerge as British tourists are identified following a devastating tram collision in Lisbon, Portugal. Families mourn as investigation into the catastrophic crash begins.
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Lisbon Tram Derailment Injures US and Canadian Tourists
A Lisbon heritage tram derailed on a steep hill in the historic Alfama district, injuring eleven American and Canadian tourists. Emergency services rushed to the scene as the iconic yellow tram careened off the tracks.
Exclusive: New Evidence Emerges in High-Profile Criminal Case
Groundbreaking developments unfold as fresh testimony and forensic analysis challenge initial investigations, sending shockwaves through the judicial system.
British tourist first victim of Lisbon tram tragedy
Tragedy strikes in Lisbon as a British tourist is named the first victim of a fatal tram collision. The historic Elétrico 28 accident leaves multiple injured and a community in mourning.
Portugal Mourns After Deadly Lisbon Funicular Crash
Portugal is in mourning after a catastrophic funicular crash in Lisbon's Bica neighbourhood killed at least five people and injured dozens more, prompting a major emergency response.
Portugal's President Faces Resignation Calls After Election Backfire
Portuguese President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa faces mounting pressure to resign after controversially dissolving parliament following a corruption scandal, just months before a snap election returned the Socialists to power.
Cooper: Govt's Farage Court Criticism 'Dangerous and Irresponsible'
Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper accuses the Government of a 'dangerous and irresponsible' attack on the justice system after ministers criticised the High Court's ruling on the Nigel Farage police row. The explosive comments follow a landmark judicial
Trump DOJ Accused of Racial Bias in Tennessee Judge Picks
A bombshell report reveals the Trump-era Justice Department allegedly pressured a Tennessee court to favour white candidates over Hispanic applicants, sparking a major scandal.
High Court Rules Against Yvette Cooper in Asylum Housing Case
The High Court has delivered a scathing rebuke to Home Secretary Yvette Cooper, ruling the government's use of ex-military bases for asylum seekers unlawful. A landmark victory for human rights.
High Court Rules Against Home Office in Epping Forest Asylum Case
A landmark High Court ruling has condemned the Home Office for its 'irrational' and 'unlawful' decision to house asylum seekers at a former care home in Epping Forest, dealing a significant blow to the government's asylum policy.
Court Rules Home Office Asylum Evictions Unlawful
The UK High Court has delivered a scathing ruling against the Home Office, declaring its eviction of asylum seekers from a hotel in Epping Forest without adequate notice 'unlawful'. The landmark judgement, brought by former Labour MP Dan Jarvis, highlight
Biden Judge Steps Down From Trump DC Election Case
US District Judge Kendra Briggs recuses herself from the high-stakes 2020 election case against Donald Trump, citing an 'appearance of impartiality' in a move that reshapes the legal battlefield.
Spanish PM Sánchez mulls resignation over wife's corruption probe
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez postpones public duties to contemplate his future leadership, sparking a political crisis over allegations targeting his wife, Begoña Gómez.
Virginia GOP Demands Special Counsel for Trump Probe
Virginia House Speaker Todd Gilbert calls for special counsel investigation into perceived 'weaponisation' of justice system against former President Donald Trump, citing grave concerns over judicial impartiality.
High Court rules UK Government's DUP payments unlawful
Belfast's High Court delivers a stunning blow to Westminster, declaring post-Brexit financial support to the DUP unlawful. The ruling ignites fresh constitutional turmoil and calls for transparency.
UK Court Upholds Government's Israel Arms Export Policy
The UK High Court has rejected a legal bid to halt British arms exports to Israel, ruling the government's decision-making process was lawful. The case, brought by campaigners, centred on allegations of breaches of international humanitarian law in Gaza.
Judge reprimanded for 'romps' in chambers with clerk
A senior Crown Court judge has been formally reprimanded after admitting to a 'clandestine relationship' and engaging in sexual activity with his partner, a court clerk, inside his private chambers. The Judicial Conduct Investigations Office found his act
Judge Blocks Release of Epstein Grand Jury Transcripts
A Florida judge denies the release of grand jury transcripts from the 2006 Jeffrey Epstein probe, shielding key witness testimonies and reigniting debates over judicial transparency in a case mired in scandal.
High Court Rules Home Office Asylum Evictions Unlawful
The High Court has delivered a scathing verdict against the Home Office, ruling its policy of evicting asylum seekers from hotels without adequate notice as unlawful. The judgment, a major victory for refugee charities, exposes a 'serious failing' in the
Children Sue Scottish Council in High Court Over Climate Inaction
In a groundbreaking UK legal challenge, a group of children and young adults from West Dunbartonshire are suing their local council in the High Court, demanding it scraps its current local development plan for failing to adequately address the climate cri
Kentucky Judge Shot Dead by Accuser's Father
A Kentucky judge has been assassinated in a targeted shooting outside the courthouse. The alleged gunman, a man whose daughter accused the judge of running a sex trafficking ring, is in custody. This shocking event exposes a dark scandal rocking the local
Epping Hotel Ruling Sparks Government Constitutional Crisis
Exclusive: A damning legal ruling on the Epping Forest Hotel has left Government ministers in a constitutional crisis, trapped between judicial orders and furious local opposition. Andrew Tettenborn analyses the fallout.
Irish Man Found Dead in Portugal After Vanishing on Holiday
A major investigation is underway after an Irish man disappeared during a holiday in Portugal's Algarve region. His body was discovered days later near a popular tourist attraction, with police treating the death as suspicious.
Firefighter dies battling wildfire in Portugal
A firefighter has tragically lost his life while combating a fierce wildfire in Portugal, as extreme heat fuels devastating flames across the region.
Jenrick: Judges Must Avoid Political Bias in Court
Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick calls for judges to be removed if they allow personal political views to influence court rulings, amid growing concerns over judicial impartiality.
Illinois man arrested for threatening Trump case judge
A man from Illinois has been charged with threatening to assassinate the federal judge overseeing Donald Trump's election interference case, raising concerns over judicial safety.
Judge slams lawyers over AI-generated court docs
A Northern Territory judge has criticised legal representatives for a teenage boy after they filed AI-created documents containing false information in court proceedings.
Texas Judge Faces Backlash Over Inmate Bond Decision
A Texas judge faces backlash after granting bond to a suspect under questionable procedural grounds, sparking debate over judicial oversight.
Judge refuses to quit Sheku Bayoh case amid bias row
A judge presiding over the Sheku Bayoh inquiry has refused to recuse himself despite claims of bias, sparking a legal standoff with police representatives.
Brazilian judge sparks outrage with controversial ruling
Judge Renato Freitas sparks outrage in Brazil after a divisive decision in Curitiba, raising questions about judicial impartiality and social justice.
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