Epstein’s Remote Zorro Ranch Is Searched by New Mexico Investigators
Some of the disgraced financier’s victims have said they were trafficked at the property south of Santa Fe, where the nearest neighbors are miles away. [Continue Reading]
Mass shooting at EZ's Lounge in Oakland leaves two dead, including a teacher and a father
In a tragic incident early Saturday morning, a mass shooting at EZ's Lounge in Oakland, California, resulted in the deaths of two individuals identified as 33-year-old Latetia Bobo and 25-year-old Markise Martin. Both victims were remembered as cherished members of their respective communities, with Bobo being a beloved educator and Martin a devoted father. The shooting ranks among the latest examples of gun violence in the United States, drawing attention once again to the ongoing issues of safety in public venues. During the shooting, seven people were injured, with some reports indicating that five additional victims were hospitalized. This incident... [Continue Reading]
Beloved teacher and a father killed in shooting at bar in Oakland, California
Victims remembered as ‘cherished’ and ‘devoted’ after shooting at EZ’s Lounge that injured five others on SaturdaySign up for the Breaking News US email to get newsletter alerts in your inboxA 33-year-old teacher and a 25-year-old father were identified as the two people killed in a mass shooting at an Oakland, California, bar over the weekend.Seven people were shot in the incident at EZ’s Lounge on early Saturday morning. Police identified the two deadly victims on Monday as Latetia Bobo and Markise Martin. Continue reading... [Continue Reading]
Gerry Adams ‘as culpable as those who planted IRA bombs’, high court hears
Former Sinn Féin leader being sued for symbolic £1 each by three victims of Troubles-era bombings on UK mainlandGerry Adams is as culpable for IRA bombings on the UK mainland as the individuals who planted and detonated the devices, the high court has heard at the beginning of a civil trial.The former Sinn Féin leader is being sued for symbolic “vindicatory” damages of £1 each by John Clark, Jonathan Ganesh and Barry Laycock, who were injured respectively in the 1973 Old Bailey bombing, and the London Docklands and Manchester bombings in 1996. Continue reading... [Continue Reading]
Roman Abramovich disputes UK government's handling of £2.5 billion from Chelsea sale amid ongoing sanctions issues
Roman Abramovich, the Russian oligarch and former owner of Chelsea Football Club, has heightened his conflict with the British government concerning the £2.5 billion proceeds from the sale of the club. The funds have been in a frozen UK bank account since the transaction, triggered by sanctions imposed in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Abramovich contends that he has the right to determine how these funds should be allocated, despite the legal complications stemming from international sanctions that target his assets. In its bid to curb the influence of oligarchs with close ties to President Vladimir Putin, both the... [Continue Reading]
Research: National Assessment Centre Fraud assessment 2025
The UK National Assessment Centre (NAC) has released its 2025 fraud threat assessment, warning that fraud risks targeting UK individuals and businesses are escalating. The report reveals that fraud is increasingly driven by technological advancements, with offenders leveraging fraud-enabling products, social engineering tactics, and generative AI tools to automate and scale their criminal activities. The assessment notes that most fraud cases involve cross-border elements, reflecting the global nature of criminal networks exploiting vulnerabilities. Organised crime groups are innovating rapidly, lowering the barriers for others to engage in fraudulent activity. This trend increases the volume and sophistication of attacks, making traditional... [Continue Reading]
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Research: Economic and social cost of fraud 2023 to 2024
A recent Home Office report reveals fraud against individuals and businesses in England and Wales imposed an estimated economic and social cost of £14.4 billion in the 2023-24 financial year. Of this, £9.2 billion affected private individuals through direct financial losses and emotional distress, while businesses faced £5.2 billion in damages. The report excludes fraud targeting the public sector but captures broad consequences including anticipation costs, money spent on preventing fraud, and response costs incurred post-incident. The findings underscore that fraud remains a heavily underreported crime with existing data gaps, indicating the true societal burden is likely substantially greater. This... [Continue Reading]
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Most victims of US-Israeli attacks are civilians, says Iran
Iran’s deputy health minister, Dr Ali Jafarian, says more than 1,255 people have been killed and that most are civilians [Continue Reading]
Over 1,255 people killed in recent airstrikes in Iran, including 200 children and 11 healthcare workers
Iranian authorities have reported that over 1,255 people have been killed in the latest wave of airstrikes within the country. This grim toll has been confirmed by Iranian Deputy Health Minister Ali Jafarian, who stated that the attacks have predominantly resulted in civilian casualties, including 200 children and 11 healthcare workers. The airstrikes, which have been ongoing for nine days, have also led to approximately 12,000 injuries as healthcare facilities suffer extensive damage, disrupting medical services in the affected regions. The assaults on Iran have reportedly caused widespread destruction to oil facilities, which has resulted in toxic smoke affecting air... [Continue Reading]
Proposed law does not protect children born to convicted paedophiles, Lords to hear
Amendment to victims and courts bill in England and Wales aims to remove anomaly in parental responsibilityA proposed law to restrict paedophiles’ parental rights in England and Wales is too weak because it does not protect children of theirs born after their conviction, parliament will hear this week.Under the victims and courts bill, a parent convicted of serious sexual offences against any child and who is sentenced to four or more years in prison will lose parental responsibility but they could come out of jail and have other children who would not be protected. Continue reading... [Continue Reading]
Indonesian court convicts two Australians for murder of Melbourne father in Bali, sentencing them to 16 years in prison
In a significant legal development, an Indonesian court has convicted two Australian men for the murder of Zivan Radmanovic, a 32-year-old Melbourne father, who was shot in a villa in Bali last year. Both offenders have been sentenced to 16 years in prison after the court determined their actions constituted murder. This case has garnered considerable attention in both Australia and Indonesia, shedding light on issues surrounding crime and justice in tourist hotspots. The incident occurred when the two men, identified as Tupou and Coskun, wrongly believed Radmanovic to be the individual they were sent to intimidate. During the court... [Continue Reading]
IRA bomb victims' civil court case begins against Gerry Adams
The men are seeking a ruling that Adams is personally liable for decisions to plant car bombs in London and Manchester in 1973 and 1996. [Continue Reading]
David Walliams dropped by multiple charities amid allegations of inappropriate behaviour and harassment towards junior staff
David Walliams, the former "Britain's Got Talent" judge and bestselling children's author, is experiencing a significant professional fallout following allegations of inappropriate behaviour. Reports indicate that he has been dropped by multiple charities that previously named him as an ambassador. This decision comes after accusations of harassment towards junior female staff during his time with HarperCollins, his former publishing partner. The controversy around Walliams escalated after an investigation was conducted late last year by HarperCollins into allegations of harassment. In a statement, the publisher outlined that Walliams was "not party to any investigation or given any opportunity to answer questions."... [Continue Reading]
Two Palestinians Shot Dead by Israeli Settlers in Abu Falah Village, West Bank
In a troubling escalation of violence in the occupied West Bank, two Palestinians were shot dead by Israeli settlers during an assault in the village of Abu Falah, located northeast of Ramallah. According to reports from the Palestinian news agency WAFA, the altercation occurred overnight, and authorities have confirmed the identities of the deceased as Fare’ Jawdat Hamayel, aged 57, and his 24-year-old relative, Thaer Farouq Hamayel. Both victims sustained fatal gunshot wounds to the head during this incident. The violence did not stop there; a third Palestinian, Muhammad Hassan Murrah, 55, succumbed to the effects of a tear gas... [Continue Reading]
ChatGPT driving rise in reports of ‘satanic’ organised ritual abuse, UK experts say
Exclusive: ‘Witchcraft, spirit possession and spiritual abuse’ offending typified by sexual abuse, violence and neglectChatGPT is driving a rise in reports of organised ritual abuse, UK experts have said, as survivors of “satanic” sexual violence use the AI tool for therapy.Police say organised ritual abuse and “witchcraft, spirit possession and spiritual abuse” (WSPRA) against children is under-reported in the UK. There is no modern-day charge that covers it specifically, but such offending is typified by sexual abuse, violence and neglect involving ritualistic elements – sometimes inspired by satanism, fascism or esoteric religious beliefs – to control victims. Continue reading... [Continue Reading]
The week in pictures: War in the Middle East, Milan Cortina Paralympic Games and Holi celebrations
From Israeli strikes on Lebanon and tributes to Iranian victims of the new war in the Middle East to celebrations of Purim in Israel, Holi in India, and the Paralympic Games' kickoff in Milan-Cortina, FRANCE 24 takes a look at the week's most striking images. [Continue Reading]
Two major Coronation Street villains drop hints they’ve left the soap
They're listed as the potential murder victims in April. [Continue Reading]
Mum who falsely accused 10 different men of rape faces jail over ‘wicked pack of lies’
Stacy Sharples bragged to one of her victims she had 'got away with it, again' while believing police were not pressing charges against her, a court heard. [Continue Reading]
Families say infected blood scandal compensation scheme creates ‘penalty for dying’
Charities warn estates of victims who died before the scheme began are losing hundreds of thousands in financial loss paymentsFamilies of victims of the infected blood scandal have criticised the government for imposing a “penalty for dying” in its compensation scheme, which has seen them lose out on hundreds of thousands of pounds.The scheme awards payouts to living victims and the families of those who have died after being infected with HIV or hepatitis as a result of being given contaminated blood products by the NHS. Continue reading... [Continue Reading]
Man charged with manslaughter in connection to death of woman who reportedly suffered domestic abuse
A man has been charged with manslaughter following the tragic death of Gillian Morand, a 36-year-old woman who took her own life in March 2020 after allegedly enduring a prolonged campaign of domestic abuse. The Metropolitan Police confirmed that Seyhan Assaf, aged 45, has been charged with both manslaughter and coercive or controlling behaviour. This charge has surfaced after further evidence about Morand’s experience of abuse was disclosed, which Scotland Yard states may have contributed significantly to her death. Morand died in Bexley, south-east London. Initially, a subsequent inquest concluded her death as a suicide, but fresh allegations against Assaf... [Continue Reading]
At least 51 dead in 24 hours amid escalating clashes between Sudanese army and Rapid Support Forces in Kordofan region
In a rapidly escalating conflict in Sudan's Kordofan region, at least 51 individuals have been confirmed dead in the last 24 hours amid violent clashes between the Sudanese army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF). These clashes signify a troublesome intensification of ongoing hostilities, which have seen various factions vying for control and influence in the area. Reports indicate that confrontations between the national army and the RSF have particularly surged in Kordofan, a region marked by ethnic and political tensions. Clashes broke out following a deterioration of peace efforts and have been marked by heavy gunfire and artillery... [Continue Reading]
Three Men Arrested in Sheung Wan for Attempted HK$10 Million Knifepoint Robbery
Hong Kong police have arrested three men in connection with a significant knifepoint robbery in Sheung Wan, where the assailants attempted to steal HK$10 million (approximately US$1.28 million) from two victims who had just exchanged foreign currency. The arrests occurred following a police operation that was initiated after receiving a tip-off about the potential robbery attempt. The incident highlights ongoing security concerns related to currency exchange-related crimes in the bustling financial district. On the morning of the robbery, the two victims had successfully exchanged their foreign currency for Hong Kong dollars at a currency exchange store located on Hillier Street.... [Continue Reading]
Investigation into Liam Farrell's death leads to exhumation for new post-mortem examination in Co Leitrim
The investigation into the death of 87-year-old Liam Farrell, who was discovered deceased outside his residence in Co Leitrim, has taken a significant turn as authorities announce the exhumation of his remains. This decision, authorized by Minister of Justice Jim O'Callaghan, aims to facilitate a new post-mortem examination, shedding light on the circumstances surrounding Farrell's untimely death nearly six years ago. Liam Farrell was found with visible injuries outside his home in the village of Rooskey, Co Leitrim, on 13 January 2020, leading to the initial inquiries by law enforcement. At that time, investigators were unable to determine the cause... [Continue Reading]
At least 200 people dead in coltan mine collapse in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo
At least 200 people have died following the catastrophic collapse of a coltan mine in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The tragedy represents one of the deadliest mining accidents in the region, highlighting dangerous conditions associated with artisanal mining, where safety regulations are often neglected. Confirmed reports indicate that the incident occurred at a site commonly used by local miners, raising serious concerns about ongoing safety standards in small-scale mining operations. Witness accounts and preliminary investigations suggest that the mine's collapse occurred amid heavy rainfall, though specific meteorological data has not been reported. Eyewitnesses reported hearing loud noises as... [Continue Reading]
Legal Action Launched Against UK Government Over Child Sexual Abuse Inquiry Implementation
Campaigners have launched a legal action against the UK government, asserting that its inconsistent approach to implementing recommendations from a significant inquiry has allowed child sexual abuse to continue. The accusations come from the Maggie Oliver Foundation, which claims that the government's failure to adopt all proposed changes demonstrates negligence in protecting vulnerable children. The case was presented in the high court in London, where Mr Justice Kimblin ruled that the legal proceedings against the Home Office could advance, indicating that the foundation may have a legitimate claim regarding unmet expectations for the government's response. This legal action is rooted... [Continue Reading]
Homicide investigation launched in rural Utah after three women found dead at two locations
A homicide investigation is underway in rural Utah following the discovery of three women found dead at two distinct locations on Wednesday. Authorities in Wayne County reported that two of the victims were located on a hiking trail, while the third was found at a residence, prompting a comprehensive search for a suspect believed to be at large. According to the Utah public safety department, emergency services were alerted to the situation on Wednesday afternoon. During the investigation, the bodies of two women were discovered on a hiking trail, and subsequently, a third victim was located at a home in... [Continue Reading]
US House Oversight Committee Votes to Subpoena Attorney-General Pam Bondi in Epstein Investigation
The US House Oversight Committee has taken a significant step by voting to subpoena Attorney-General Pam Bondi in relation to the handling of files concerning the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking investigation. This move reflects bipartisan frustration over the Justice Department's approach toward the release of documents tied to Epstein, a financier accused of heinous crimes involving the abuse of young girls. The vote occurred recently, with five Republican members of Congress aligning with Democrats to support the subpoena, signaling a rare moment of unity across party lines regarding the pressing need for accountability in this case. Republican Congresswoman Nancy Mace... [Continue Reading]
Man convicted of culpable homicide in Scotland in landmark domestic abuse case
In a landmark ruling, a man has been convicted of culpable homicide in Scotland, marking a significant development in domestic abuse legal proceedings. Lee Milne, age 39, from Dundee, was found guilty in the Glasgow High Court for his role in the death of his wife, Kimberly Milne, who took her own life by jumping from a motorway bridge. This case is notable as it represents the first prosecution of its kind in Scotland, highlighting the judicial system's approach to domestic abuse related homicides. Kymberly Milne, aged 28, tragically died in July 2023 after enduring significant domestic abuse over the... [Continue Reading]
British woman convicted in Hong Kong for blackmailing banker after false rape accusation
In a startling case that has captured public interest, a British woman, Isabel Anonia Barbra Eudora Rose, has been convicted in Hong Kong for blackmailing a banker after falsely accusing him of rape. The conviction came on a recent Tuesday, with the District Court in Wan Chai determining that Rose attempted to extort £100,000 (approximately US$134,030) from the victim, whose identity remains protected. This incident highlights significant issues surrounding false allegations and the repercussions of exploitative behavior. During the trial, which scrutinized events stemming from a trip to Thailand, Judge Adriana Noelle Tse Ching stated that she found the accusations... [Continue Reading]
Bill and Hillary Clinton testify to House Oversight Committee about connections to Jeffrey Epstein
Former US President Bill Clinton and his wife, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, provided testimonies behind closed doors to the US House Oversight Committee regarding their connections to Jeffrey Epstein, a convicted sex offender. These testimonies were recorded and later released to the public, totaling over four hours each. The testimonies are part of a wider investigation into Epstein's ties with prominent individuals and the circumstances surrounding his financial dealings. The release of these depositions comes on the heels of an increasing scrutiny of Epstein's connections, especially following the disclosure of select "Epstein files," which included documentation and photographs... [Continue Reading]
Northern Territory government proposes increasing minimum prison sentence for domestic violence-related murder from 20 to 25 years
Recently, the Northern Territory (NT) government of Australia proposed a controversial plan to increase the mandatory minimum prison sentence for domestic violence-related murder from 20 to 25 years. This initiative has sparked intense backlash from domestic violence prevention groups, who argue that the move will not effectively prevent victims from being harmed or killed. Advocates contend that the proposal prioritizes political optics over substantial reform and fails to engage meaningfully with those most affected by domestic violence. In a significant backlash, domestic violence prevention advocates highlighted their discontent with the lack of consultation from the government prior to announcing this... [Continue Reading]
Inquest reveals failings in handling domestic violence allegations before Kelly Wilkinson's murder by estranged husband
A recent inquest has revealed serious failings in the handling of domestic violence allegations involving Kelly Wilkinson, who was tragically murdered by her estranged husband, Brian Earl Johnston. The Queensland coroner's court has been told that Wilkinson was designated a high-risk victim by both local police and a domestic violence service before Johnston was granted bail. This critical decision was made despite severe rape allegations against Johnston, which should have necessitated a more stringent judicial review. According to the inquest, the circumstances surrounding the bail decision warrant further scrutiny, as Johnston's case was not assessed by a magistrate as required... [Continue Reading]
