Father of Treasury worker who killed herself condemns lack of support
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Father of Treasury worker who killed herself condemns lack of support
The father of a Treasury worker who took her own life a day after she was convinced she was losing her job has attacked Whitehall's 'complete failure in their duty of care'. Chloe Moffat, 26, took her own life on May 20 2025 after being hauled into a meeting with senior staff and accused of sharing»»»
Chaos at London court as over 1,500 Palestine Action cases listed in one day
Campaigners say ban on direct action group has sent the criminal justice system into 'complete meltdown' Over 1,500 people facing terrorism charges in connection with Palestine Action protests had their cases listed for hearings in London on Thursday, causing "chaos" in the city. The campaign group»»»
Ayesha Omar's football flick Mera Lyari set to make its TV premiere this Friday
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An emphatic victory for the Mail: how a £50m privacy case unravelled in court
Secret listening devices inside people’s cars and homes. The commissioning of investigators to listen in on live phone calls. Corrupt payments to police officers. Illicit acquisition of personal medical and financial documents. When the claims first appeared in 2022, they read more like the modus o»»»
Libel lawyers cast clients as underdogs in bid to halt anti-SLAPP law
Feared by journalists and hired by the ultra-rich, London’s libel lawyers used a private meeting with government officials to cast themselves as underdogs in the battle over abusive lawsuits – part of their ongoing lobbying efforts against new laws to protect whistleblowers and reporters. Documents»»»
From secret supper club to cult favourite: the rise of LahKee Dubai
Dubai: LahKee is the kind of place you hear about from a friend who says, “Trust me, just go.” Tucked away and quietly buzzing, the hole-in-the-wall spot has built a loyal following in Dubai, not through hype, but through heart and seriously good food. Step inside and you’ll find an open kitchen, a»»»
The secret of India’s most liveable megacity
JAMES WILSON arrived in Calcutta, then the capital of British India, in 1859. The founder of The Economist had been “expressly sent from England to restore order in the finances of India at a period of disastrous confusion.” He delivered the crown colony’s first budget, introduced a system of incom»»»
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