Trans rape suspects can be called men, Crown Prosecution Service says
Mail Onlineby David Barrett Home Affairs17d ago
Transgender women who are accused of a sex offence can be referred to as men under new guidance to prosecutors.
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top 55%Met Office issues polar vortex verdict as UK faces heavy snow blizzards
Daily Express :by Antonio Scancariello17d ago
Cold temperatures and unsettled weather may hit the UK in the coming months as El Niño continues to disrupt global weather patterns.
Christa Pike execution halted indefinitely just one hour before death
Mail Onlineby Emma Richter17d ago
The first woman set to be executed by Tennessee in 200 years has had her planned lethal injection halted just one hour before it was due to take place.
The Guardian view on Lula v the Bolsonaros: the decision of Brazilian voters will affect us all | Editorial
Environment | The Guardianby Editorial17d ago
Sunday’s election in Brazil could hardly be a clearer-cut choice – nor a closer call. President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, known as Lula, is neck and neck in the polls with Flávio Bolsonaro, the...
Iraq celebrates as last US troops withdraw from country
Middle East Eyeby MEE staff17d ago
Iraq celebrates as last US troops withdraw from country The US removed its last troops from Iraq on Wednesday, 23 years after Washington invaded the country to topple former Iraqi President Saddam...
Chad Lowe supported by famous friends after daughter's death at 13
Mail Onlineby Sameer Suri; Sonia Horon17d ago
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Manchester City: Erling Haaland 'no different' following guilty verdict
BBC Sportby Chris Wathan17d ago
- Published Erling Haaland has been unaffected by the "sham contract" verdict against Manchester City, according to the Norway camp he's been with since the news broke.
Internet star and his girlfriend are charged with torching church
Mail Onlineby Adriana Tardugno17d ago
An internet famous couple have been charged with arson in connection to a fire that destroyed a home and a church in Charleston, West Virginia.
Six smugglers jailed for manslaughter over worst Channel small boats disaster
BBC Newsby Hugh Schofield17d ago
- Published Six people traffickers have been found guilty in France of causing the deaths of 31 migrants in the worst ever small-boat accident in the Channel.
Craig Bellamy urges Wales improvement but wary of Norway’s threat
Football | The Guardianby Ben Fisher17d ago
Craig Bellamy has said Wales must improve against Norway on Thursday after appearing unrecognisable in defeat against Denmark, and highlighted their next opponent’s run to the World Cup...
Gaza documentary NAZA beats Avengers Endgame: Encore to top Italian box office
The Guardianby Catherine Shoard and Angela Giuffrida17d ago
NAZA, the award-winning documentary about Israel’s systemic mass killing of Palestinian civilians in Gaza, has opened at No 1 at the Italian box office, beating rival titles including Avengers...
Retired Brit artist, 85, beaten to death in French home
Mail Onlineby Nick Pisa17d ago
This is the British pensioner found battered to death in his idyllic French home by a gang of suspected burglars.
UK-France 'one in, one out' migrant scheme scrapped
BBC Newsby Simon Jones; Vicky Wong17d ago
- Published The UK government has announced the "one in, one out" agreement with France to send back some migrants who cross the Channel has been scrapped.
Premier Inn releases statement on housing asylum seekers
Daily Express :by Jon King17d ago
Premier Inn has responded to a false claim that one of its hotels housed asylum seekers. An X-user tweeting under the name "Angry Dan" claimed in error that people seeking asylum were staying on...
Michael Sheen campaign on toxic waste sites wins Senedd backing
BBC Newsby Adrian Browne17d ago
- Published Member of the Senedd from all parties have urged Welsh ministers to work with the UK government to make sure polluters pay for cleaning up contaminated land.
Like father, like son: Sinfields take diverging paths on road to Grand Final
The Guardianby Aaron Bower in Wakefield17d ago
There are few families with more stories to tell when it comes to the Super League Grand Final than the Sinfields but, even by their lofty standards, this week will take some beating.
Tom Cruise fawns over 'stunning' Kate Middleton
Mail Onlineby Charlotte Dean17d ago
Tom Cruise couldn't hide his delight over his recent meeting with Kate Middleton as he gushed over the 'stunning' Princess Of Wales in a new interview.
Pictured: Two boys and girl killed after car plunged into River Wear
Mail Onlineby Noor Qurashi; Glen Keogh17d ago
Three teenagers who died after a car smashed through a barrier and plunged into the River Wear have been pictured.
Nationality and name of pilot on 'hijacked' flight as attacker 'tried to crash'
Daily Express :by Charlie Bradley,Emily Wright17d ago
The heroic pilot who fought off his co-pilot as they allegedly tried to hijack a FlyDubai flight and crash the aircraft has been named.
Crews filming in Scotland told to hire local as industry booms
World news | The Guardianby Eve Livingston17d ago
Scotland’s striking Ardross Castle, the oldest star of Celebrity Traitors, which kicks off on Thursday night, is just one of the stops on the Scottish tourist board’s “screen tourism” trail.