Summary: New details emerge about the wrongful conviction of Andrew Malkinson , who spent years in prison for rape. Police and prosecutors were aware of potential DNA evidence that could have exonerated Malkinson, but took no action. The Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) declined to pursue an appeal based on the DNA evidence . Failure to thoroughly investigate inconsistent evidence raises concerns about the criminal justice system 's approach to miscarriages of justice. Calls for reform and better leadership within the CCRC in addressing wrongful conviction s. Ongoing investigation and broader implications for the p...

Summary: Former President Donald Trump faces new criminal charges related to an alleged conspiracy to overturn the 2020 presidential election. Evidence includes digital captures of attempts to manipulate the voting system, illegal data access from voting machines, and coercive tactics by Trump. Over 160 criminal actions are detailed in the indictment, highlighting a coordinated effort to undermine the election process. Racketeering charges are brought against 19 accused individuals, including Mark Meadows and Rudy Giuliani. The legal proceedings raise questions about the potential for encouraging violence and the consequences for...

Summary: Malcolm X 's family presents a new witness supporting the assassination conspiracy claims. They allege that the government was involved in the plot to kill Malcolm X . The witness , Eugene Roberts , recounts suspicious activities at the Audubon Ballroom on the day of the assassination . The family aims to correct historical records and seek justice for Malcolm X . The involvement of a security person, Hayer , in the assassination is highlighted in the new evidence. ...

Summary: Andrew Malkinson , who spent 17 years in prison, has been released after 20 years of legal battle s. Vital DNA evidence has emerged in 2007 kidnapping case, potentially exonerating Malkinson. The prolonged legal proceedings underscore the urgency of criminal justice reform . After nearly two decades, Andrew Malki...

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 . ...

Summary: Carly Russell, a missing woman, returned home after 49 hours. Investigations revealed discrepancies in Carly's initial statement. Multiple search efforts yielded no evidence of a kidnapper or missing child. Carly made internet searches related to an Amber Alert and ways to take money. Authorities are awaiting another interview with Carly for further details. US officials held a news conference to address the recent case of Carly Russell, a woman who went missing ...

Prince Harry Trial: Former 'in-house hacker' appears in court First to give evidence in Prince Harry's case against Mirror Group newspapers, Harry and Meghan's biographer and a former journalist at the Sunday Mirror. Dan Evans given a suspended sentence back in 2014 after admitting illegal information gathering at the now defunct news of the world but a journalist before that at the Sunday Mirror. Hired in 2003 to work for then editor Tina Weaver. In court he said it was a badly kept secret that he was the designated in-house hacker using burner phones in her office to keep his work largely out of sight of the newsroom. MGM denies voicemail interception at any of its titles but in court Evans said he was doing it and had about a 30% success rate claiming that when he was at the paper in his words it was doing dodgy stuff on every story. When asked by MGM's legal te...

Summary: A new analysis links the recent heat waves in southern Europe and North America to human-induced climate change, providing evidence that the conditions for widespread wildfires are a result of global warming. The study warns that with just over one degree of average global warming, the current weather events are already becoming more frequent, and the situation will worsen if the planet reaches two degrees of warming. The impact of these wildfires extends beyond environmental damage, affecting tourism, agriculture, trade, and the wider economy in the regions. The findings highlight the urgent need for decisive action to add...

Summary: Former Pakistan i Prime Minister Imran Khan 's imprisonment for three years is being challenged in court. Khan's lawyers claim he is being held in deplorable conditions but remains in good spirits. He was sentenced for not declaring money earned from selling state gifts during his time in office. Lawyers argue that Khan did not receive a fair trial and raise concerns about judicial bias. The legal team plans to file an appeal to suspend the sentence and address the conditions of his imprisonment. Support for Khan appears to have been silenced, but he still holds substantial popularity. The imprisonment has sparke...

Summary: Military analyst Sean Bell analyzes the plane crash involving Yevgeny Prigozhin 's aircraft, highlighting potential evidence and causes. Unusual cloud formation and the presence of missile system s near the plane are discussed as possible factors. Evidence of fuel venting indicates significant damage to the aircraft, suggesting a catastrophic event . The image of a single wing near the crash site raises questions about a missile system targeting the wing's connection. Sean Bell speculates on potential causes, including a bomb or air-...

Summary: Around 2,400 people died in the contaminated blood scandal, sparking calls for comprehensive compensation measures. Interim compensation payments of £100,000 have been issued to some families, but many remain without financial support. Survivors and bereaved families demand recognition and acknowledgment of the immense suffering they endured. Government ministers, including the prime minister, are providing evidence as the inquiry unfolds. Families affected by the scandal deliver a letter to number 10, urging swift action and resolution. ...

Summary: Kevin Spacey faces a sexual assault trial in London where he proclaims his innocence, and the jury's not guilty verdict suggests they believed his account. The trial featured surreal moments, including Sir Elton John giving evidence and tales of Spacey teaching Dame Judy Dench Pingpong . Spacey's once-glinting Hollywood career suffered after multiple sexual assault allegations emerged during his tenure as the artistic director at the Old Vic . Although found not guilty, the verdict may not fully restore Spacey's Hollywood career , as the industry is now more cautious and influenced by social media . ...

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: Halifax , the UK's biggest mortgage lender, is reducing rates by up to 0.71 percentage points. HSBC and other major banks have also announced rate cuts in response to rising mortgage rates. The reduction in rates provides relief to homeowners and potential buyers, especially for fixed-rate deals. The move is influenced by expectations of Bank of England rates and inflation trends. Mortgage rates have been on the rise due to consecutive interest rate increases by the Bank of England . Recent decrease in inflation offers optimism about possible rate stabilization. Mortgage companies are aiming to attract customers by ...

Summary: The inquest into the death of Luke Brooks reveals his mother's plea to evacuate their mold-affected home prior to the tragedy. The Brooks family residence in Oldham stood empty as a grim testament to the hazards of inadequate housing conditions. The inquest shifts focus to the broader issue of unsuitable living conditions experienced by many UK renters. ...

Summary: Maui's emergency management chief resigns due to health concerns amid criticism for not using emergency sirens during wildfires. Ongoing search for victims, with at least 111 confirmed dead and numerous homes and businesses still to be examined. Evidence points to the possibility of downed power lines contributing to the spread of the wildfires. Debate arises about the effectiveness of alerts and the potential for lives saved with better emergency response strategies. Concerns persist about the ongoing wildfire risk and the role of climat...

Piers Morgan: 'I've never hacked a phone, I've never told anyone to hack a phone' - BBC News Good to see you. How are you? Very good. Better known now for being a judge on talent shows or walking off set on breakfast TV, Piers Morgan was for many years a campaigning and influential tabloid newspaper editor. Those years are back in the spotlight this week as Prince Harry and other claimants bring allegations of phone hacking to the High Court. Have you ever hacked a phone? No. Did phone hacking ever take place during your edit ship of the mirror? Not that I'm aware of. Because what you're not saying there is there is no phone hacking at the mirror? Well, I want to be clear. Originally I said I've never hacked a phone, I've never told anyone to hack a phone and no story's ever been published in the mirror in my time from hacking the phone. And then ...

Charles Bronson asks for freedom at parole hearing Bronson's friends and supporters queued early for a seat. They were allowed to watch the public parole hearing from a London courtroom. The session itself was being held at Bronson's prison 60 miles away, but distance didn't diminish the impact of Bronson's often colourful evidence. Describing his long life in prison, he said, I've had more porridge than Goldilocks in the three bears. On his violence, I love a rumble, what man doesn't. On his humiliating treatment, if I was a dog, I'd have the RSPCA on my side. On taking convicted plain hijackers hostage in prison, no remorse. I've no compassion for terrorists. After eleven prison hostages, many assaults, and rooftop protests, Bronson said he had changed his ways. He wanted to be freed, or at least move to an open prison. Ahead of the hearing, Bronson...

Summary: Kevin Spacey expresses gratitude to the jury for carefully examining the evidence before reaching a not-guilty verdict . The actor thanks his legal team , courthouse staff, and security personnel for their support during the trial. Despite the verdict , the controversy surrounding Spacey's sexual assault allegations continues, impacting his career and public perception. Kevin Spacey issued a statement expressing his gratitude to the jury and all those in...