Federal Officers Use Force Against Minneapolis Protesters

Federal officers have deployed tear gas and less-lethal rounds against protesters in Minneapolis, with critics highlighting the intimidating and farcical nature of ICE's operations amid broader cultural and political commentary.

Ben Kinsella Killers Moved to Open Prisons, Day Release Possible

Juress Kika and Jade Braithwaite, convicted for the 2008 murder of 16-year-old Ben Kinsella, have been transferred to open prisons. Under Home Office rules, they could soon be eligible for day release or weekend home visits, causing fresh trauma for the v

Scaffolder Cleared in Pub Fireball Case

Dale Carter has been found not guilty of grievous bodily harm after a tabletop heater explosion at a Suffolk pub left two women with severe burns during a birthday celebration.

British Man Missing in Costa del Sol

A major search operation is underway for Kevin Walsh, a 57-year-old British man who vanished from Estepona on the Costa del Sol. Friends express urgent concern for his welfare.

Daughters Win £1m Inheritance Fight Over Father's Will

Four sisters have won a High Court battle over their father's £1 million estate after a judge ruled he suffered from 'insane delusions' when making a will that largely disinherited them in favour of their aunt.

Sicily's Mafia Maxi Trial: The Day Justice Struck Back

In February 1986, a historic trial saw 323 Mafia defendants jailed in Palermo. This article explores the trial's dramatic setting, key figures like Vita Rognetta and Leonardo Sciascia, and the Mafia's deep roots in Sicilian history.

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