Summary: A 39-year-old man has been arrest ed in Northern Ireland on suspicion of collecting information useful to terrorists . A major data breach involving officers' information has occurred, raising concerns about potential misuse. Dissident Republicans are believed to have access to the breached data. Police emphasize that the focus of the investigation is on criminality linked to the data breach . The arrest ed individual is being questioned at Musgrave Police Station in Belfast. The inadvertent release of 10,000 officers' and staff members' names has prompted serious concerns. Efforts are ongoing to address t...

Couple arrested on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter So obviously I continue continuing the extensive searches for the missing baby of Constance Martin and Mark Gordon after they were located in Brighton last night. The pair were arrested in Stamford Villars at around 21.30 hours on Monday the 27th of February after a member of the public saw them in the shop in Hollingbury Place. I can confirm that they were initially arrested on suspicion of child neglect. I can now confirm that they have been further arrested on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter and that they remain in custody at police stations in Sussex. The baby was not with them and we have not found the baby at yet. The police helicopter, sniffer dogs, thermal imaging cameras and drones are being used to assist officers on the ground. We currently have over 200 officers from multiple units across the Metrop...

Summary: A mother was arrested in front of her child by Metropolitan Police officers over a fare evasion accusation on a bus. The video of the incident, showing the woman being forcefully restrained, has gone viral on social media, sparking public outrage. Family members present on the bus pleaded with the officers to explain the reason for the arrest and treat the woman with more respect. Calls for a thorough investigation into the incident and a review of police procedures have been growing. ...

Summary: Armed police successfully apprehended a suspect who was found hiding in a wheelie bin. Tense negotiations preceded the swift and cautious arrest. Local residents expressed relief as the situation was resolved without harm. Legal proceedings are underway, and more information about the suspect is expected to emerge. ...

Summary: A man who had made violent threats against President Biden and a prosecutor was shot dead by FBI agents during an arrest attempt. The suspect, Craig Robinson , had posted threats on Facebook and resisted the agents' entry, resulting in a confrontation where he allegedly threatened an agent's life with a weapon. The incident underscores the complexities of assessing threats in a politically charged environment with easy access to firearms . ...

Gilgo Beach 'serial killer': Depraved hidden past of Rex Heuermann revealed Summary: Rex Heuermann, an architect, was arrested for the Long Island serial killer case after hundreds of disturbing searches were found on his computer. The victims, all sex workers, were found bound and wrapped in camouflage burlap, with evidence pointing to Rex and his wife's involvement in the crimes. The investigation is ongoing as law enforcement gathers evidence from Rex's properties, and more charges may be added as the case unfolds. ...

Summary: A 50-year-old man has been arrest ed and charged in connection with the PSNI data breach investigation. Charges include possession of documents useful to terrorists and possession of articles for terrorism . Sensitive information about 10,000 PSNI officers and staff was accidentally exposed online, prompting a critical incident declaration. Authorities are actively investigating the breach to understand its scope and potential consequences. ...

Trial Date Set for May in Donald Trump’s Classified Documents Case Summary: Trial date set for next May in the case concerning Donald Trump's classified documents. Allegations include mishandling and unauthorized possession of sensitive documents after Trump's presidency. Arrest of a political opponent on seemingly fabricated charges adds complexity to the case. Debate over a president's rights to retain documents post-tenure continues. A trial date has been schedul...

Imran Khan: who is the man dividing Pakistan? The thing about Khan is that he was extremely popular. Some people think that he is finally the person who will break the military away from politics, but other people are more suspicious of Khan's motives here and say that he's trying to put himself back into power in any means possible and will let the country go up in flames. This is a very critical time for Pakistan. Got Imran Khan mobilising thousands of people on the streets against the military. The protesters here have come out to show how angry they are at the arrest of Imran Khan. The military who have seemed to have declared all out war on Khan and his party. It's a doing dire situation for our country. The take-out is coming pretty thick and fast now. We've got an economic crisis. Pakistan is now on the brink of default. Its democracy hasn't been so at ris...

Imran Khan speaks after release: ‘This is a fight to the end for me’ Arriving at court amidst tight security and a charged atmosphere, Imran Khan. Pakistan's former Prime Minister faces dozens of legal cases, but dismisses them as politically motivated. His supporters went on the rampage after he was arrested earlier this week. In unprecedented scenes, they targeted buildings linked to Pakistan's military, which has long dominated political life. Khan's party denied that many believe the army helped bring him into power, then pushed him out and are now trying to prevent him from returning to office. But the Supreme Court ruled Khan's detention was illegal and today he was granted bail. Speaking to us, he struck a defiant tone. It seems as if the government, the military leadership, are going to keep launching cases, keep trying to arrest you. Look, let me just tell y...

Wayne Couzens joked about sexual assault in newly released WhatsApp messages Kidnapper, rapist, murderer. Now we can add flasher to the list of Wayne Cousins' crimes. Already, he will never leave prison, but today he was sentenced to yet more time. For the offence against A, count 2 on indictment number T20206038. The sentence is one of 19 months imprisonment. The court was played CCTV footage of Cousins' car after one incident. His number plate clearly visible. Information that police had for three days before he killed Sarah Everard. The fact that no police came to find him or his black car to question him about these incidents can only have served to confirm and strengthen in the defendant's mind a dangerous belief in his invincibility. Could police have stopped him? An independent inquiry will seek to answer such questions. Now that Wayne Cousins' legal proceedin...

Summary: BRICS , a group of developing countries including Brazil, Russia, India, China , and South Africa, is expanding and gaining influence on the global stage. The organization faces challenges in balancing its economic goals with geopolitical considerations and maintaining relations with Western powers. China 's role in BRICS raises questions about the organization's direction and potential anti-Western stance. BRICS seeks to share global power with other middle powers and redefine the global order. ...

Summary: Presidential candidate Fernando Villegasencio shot dead after campaign event. Authorities declare state of emergency following the shooting. Villegasencio's campaign focused on ending corruption and organized crime . Candidate's defiance against criminal threats underscored his commitment. Criminal gang Los Lobos claims responsibility, but authorities arrest suspects. Ecuador grapples with increasing violence and in security amidst political transition. President Lasso unveils measures to combat rising violence . Nation mourns Villegasencio's death and questions its security situation. Ecuador 's...

Summary: Doctors in Chester hospital accused of not acting on consultants' warnings about Lucy Letby . Dr. Susan Gilby , Chief Executive of the Trust, suspects management inaction allowed Letby to continue. Calls for a full public inquiry to uncover the truth surrounding Lucy Letby 's actions. ...

Are Iranian Schoolgirls Being Poisoned? We are not able to understand what is happening. We are going to go to the hospital and take a quick walk. More than 1,000 schoolgirls in Iran have been poisoned with unknown chemicals, causing many to be hospitalized. The children targeted have reported headaches, heart palpitations and in some cases being unable to move. Some described smelling rotten tangerines, chlorine or cleaning products before falling sick. This is a gas station. At first, it was a gas station. The children were praying. One of the children's activities was to have a color night. We came here because of the need to take out the children. Some fear the poisonings could be an attempt to close schools for girls and that there are response to the women led protests after Masa Amini's death. The poisoning started in November, just two months after Amini died, follow...

Wayne Couznes sentenced to 19 months for indecent exposure | 5 News Hello, it's two years almost to the day that Sarah Everard was kidnapped, raped and murdered by an off-duty police officer. It was a case that rocked the nation. Her death caused a huge public outcry about women's safety and highlighted the issue of trust in the police. Well, today her killer was back in court, this time sentenced to 19 months for three counts of indecent exposure. Extra jail time makes no difference to his whole life sentence. He will never be released. But in devastating impact statements, his victims told the court that Wayne Cousins could and should have been stopped before he went on to kill Sarah Everard. Our Chief Correspondent, Tessa Chapman, has the story. He will never see freedom again, but today Wayne Cousins did face justice once more, this time for a string of indecent exposure...

Summary: Tony Chambers , former CEO of Countess of Chester NHS Trust , barred from roles in other trusts. Chambers took on multiple jobs post-resignation, earning over £500,000 in three years. Allegations suggest Chambers adopted a tough stance on consultants' complaints. Debate sparked on regulating managers with past concerns and allegations. Challenge persists in balancing career mobility and accountability for NHS managers . ...

Summary: The military junta behind the Niger coup plans to charge deposed President Mohammed Bazoum with high treason and endangering national security . Details of the evidence and the identities of alleged accomplices are currently undisclosed, leading to uncertainties. The accusations may impede diplomatic efforts for reconciliation and stability, raising concerns among analysts. Regional bodies like ECOWAS and the African Union are convening to address the crisis and its implications. President Bazoum's health and well-being remain a source of worry, with conflicting reports emerging about his medical care . ...