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: Lawyer Andrew Malkinson , held captive for three hours, calls for an inquiry into his 17-year imprisonment . Police investigation into Malkinson's case raises concerns about the effectiveness of initial inquiry . Malkinson's release after two decades prompts discussions about potential miscarriages of justice. ...

Summary: The Infected Blood Inquiry reveals the 'worst treatment disaster of the NHS,' where nearly 30,000 people were infected with HIV and hepatitis C through tainted blood products meant to treat them. Victims and families demand compensation for the tragedy, with 4,500 victims and their spouses already receiving interim compensation. The Prime Minister's refusal to pay compensation to family members despite the inquiry chair's recommendation causes outrage and is labeled a disgrace by campaigners. The government justifies the delay, awaiting the final inquiry report, while victims and campaigners highlight the u...

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: Protests rock Israel over changes to the justice system, creating deep divisions in the nation. Controversial bill equates religious study with National Military Service, sparking fears about the country's direction. Protesters and the Bar Association challenge the reforms in court, uncertain of the consequences. Israeli military faces internal divisions as reservists vow to protest by not showing up for duty. Israelis wake up to a deeply divided nation, with prot...

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: Rival rallies in Israel are expressing strong opinions on the proposed judicial overhaul. Demonstrators who fled oppressive regimes fear the potential impact on freedom, justice, and democracy. Others are concerned that the reforms could lead to minority control over election outcomes. As Israel prepares for a crucial vote on a proposed judicial overhaul, the nation is witnessing rival rallies expressing strong opinions on the matter. People from diverse backgrounds, i...

Summary: Nicholas Rossi, a rape suspect, will be extradited to the United States following a ruling by Mr. Rossi. The decision was made after ensuring compatibility with the Convention rights under the Human Rights Act 1998. The extradition process is expected to commence soon, pending any potential legal challenges. Nicholas Rossi, the suspect in a rape case, can be extradited to the United States, according to the ruling by Mr. Rossi. The decision comes after considering the ...

Summary: Parts of Prince Harry 's claim against The Sun and News of the World can go to trial . The claims involving phone hacking were dismissed due to the six-year limitation period. The rest of the claim related to blagging and obtaining information in a legitimate way remains for the trial . Prince Harry 's motivation is rooted in principle, seeking accountability for the newspapers' actions. The judges ruled that parts of Prince Harry 's claim that the...

Dominic Raab dodges questions on bullying allegations Figures that worked with you that I've spoken to have told me that your behaviour did amount to bullying, that your approach put the fear of God to quote someone into members of your staff. You insist you are not a bully, but do you accept that others think you are and are you confident that you're going to remain in your post in a few months time? Well, I've of course engaged with the inquiry and will not comment on it at all and certainly not comment on anonymous claims made through the media, which of course are in breach of the rules of the inquiry. Put it another way then, do you think you will be exonerated and remain in post? I've nothing more to say than I've already said at length. OK, so you're not sure you're going to be exonerated? It's an independent inquiry, I'm confident I've b...

Stephen Bear jailed for sharing sex video without consent | 5 News In this country, it should be innocent until proven guilty. Refusing to accept has been found guilty. Reality TV personality Stephen Bear posed for a selfie. Lady in red!.and sang to reporters before being sentenced for sharing a sex video of him and his ex-girlfriend Georgia Harrison online without her permission in so-called revenge porn. At Chelmsford Crown Court, he was given 21 months in jail and put on the sex offender's register for 10 years. This shows the moment Bear was arrested by Essex police after he shared footage in which he and Georgia had consensual sex to his only fan's sight. He had denied all charges but in December was found guilty of voyeurism and of two counts of disclosing private sexual photographs and films with intent to cause distress. Georgia says she made it clear she did not wan...

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...

Outrage ERUPTS In India After Women PARADED Naked By Mob in Manipur Summary: Horrific footage emerges showing two women sexually assaulted and paraded naked by a mob in Manipur, India. The incident follows a months-long deadly ethnic conflict between the Hindu majority-Mathij tribe and the Christian minority-Cookie tribe. Outrage spreads across India after delayed arrests and Prime Minister Narinjha Modi's response. There's been widespread outrage across India after horr...

Summary: Ten-year-old Sarah Sharif's death is at the center of a dispute between her father's claims of a staircase fall and her mother's skepticism. Irfan Sharif left the country prior to reporting Sarah's death and is currently being sought by Pakistani authorities . The British High Commission is urging for a swift resolution to the investigation , potentially sending their own investigators. Sarah's mother, Olga Sharif, appeals to Irfan to surrender , emphasizing the pursuit of justice and the welfare of their children. ...

Summary: A 14-year-old boy has been arrested in connection with the hit-and-run incident that resulted in the death of a seven-year-old girl . The community is deeply saddened by the incident, and many have been visiting the crash site to leave tributes and show support for the family. West Midlands police have appeal ed to the public for any information related to the crash and emphasized the importance of doing the right thing by coming forward. There's been a stead...

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 ...

Summary: Michael Hillier and Rachel Falstow sentenced to life in prison for the murder of Liam Smith. The murder plot stemmed from Falstow's claims of non-consensual sex, which she alleged happened after meeting Smith on Tinder in 2019. CCTV footage revealed the couple's stalking of Liam Smith and the cold-blooded nature of the attack. The court emphasized that Hillier and Falstow acted as their own executioners, bypassing the legal system. Liam Smith's family expressed their grief and highlighted his inability to address the assault allegati...

Summary: Thousands of students miss out on desired A* and A grades as A-level results are released. Challenging year due to pandemic disruptions adds to students ' stress and anxiety. Mixed reactions as some students express relief while others face disappointment . Emotional impact of results leads to a range of feelings, from pride to frustration. Focus shifts towards support ing students in alternative paths and exam resits. ...

Martin Lewis: Energy Price Guarantee rise would be 'act of national harm' If the price rises in April, it's not firms, it's not regulators, it is the government putting people's prices up. Well, I wrote to the Chancellor three weeks ago, asking him to not increase the rise, the energy price guarantee in April by 20% as planned, for all the reasons that have just been outlined there. And most importantly, what you have to understand is if we do increase it, it would result in an act of national mental health harm. People have been battered by successive rises in energy bills, 14% rises in broadband, 7% in water, 5% in council tax. And for the sake of just three months, and you heard the explanation of why it's just three months there, to send millions of people another letter is bad for people's finances. It's bad for people's state of mental health....

Summary: Climate activist Greta Thunberg fined for disobeying a police order as part of her climate activism. Thunberg emphasizes the need for new laws to hold corporations accountable for carbon emissions and protect the planet from environmental damage. Her act of civil disobedience highlights the urgency of the climate crisis and the necessity for immediate and transformative action. Greta Thunberg's unwavering commitment to her cause serves as an inspiration for young activists worldwide. ...