Britain’s Forgotten Girls review – police saying they have ‘bigger fish to fry’ than groomers will horrify you
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Britain’s Forgotten Girls review – police saying they have ‘bigger fish to fry’ than groomers will horrify you
When 13-year-old Christine first saw the “boy” who had moved from the group chat she was in into her private messages, she was shocked. “Oh my gosh,” she remembers thinking. “That’s a grown man.” When she told him how old she was, he – 23 – said it didn’t change anything. He still wanted to be with»»»
BTech student dies by suicide in Ghaziabad; family demands probe
A 23-year-old B.Tech student allegedly died by suicide at a friend’s flat in Ghaziabad’s Gangapuram area on Thursday morning, police said. While the victim’s family has alleged foul play, investigators said no evidence of suspicious circumstances has emerged so far and the room where he was found h»»»
SAPS head of organised crime Richard Shibiri axed
Richard Shibiri was found guilty of misconduct that brought the SAPS into disrepute, including associating with known criminal Vusimuzi ‘Cat’ Matlala. Photo: Screenshot from proceedings The head of organised crime at the South African Police Service (SAPS), Major General Richard Shibiri, has been d»»»
Guildford woods knife murder victim is schoolboy, aged 15, police say
A 15-year-old schoolboy has been stabbed to death at a Guildford beauty spot as detectives hunt for a culprit as part of a 'fast-moving investigation'. Police this morning launched a murder investigation after the knife attack unfolded last night at 6.10pm in woodland off Lido Road in Stoke Park. D»»»
Dileep case verdict controversy: Anonymous letter sparks judgment leak, triggers legal uproar
The Dileep case, one of Kerala’s most high-profile legal battles, ended with the Malayalam actor’s acquittal in the 2017 abduction and sexual assault case. While six others, including prime accused Pulsar Suni, were convicted, the verdict has sparked intense public debate. Controversies over an all»»»
Why an email about cows is intensifying concerns about academic freedom in India
— One of India’s most prestigious universities has been accused of compromising its academic freedom by cancelling a seminar on democracy the same day it issued a directive to staff to promote a summit on cow welfare. Cows are revered as sacred by many Hindus, but critics say Prime Minister Narendr»»»
Inquiry ordered in ragging cases
12 Jhansi: The anti-ragging helpline of the University Grants Commission Net Bureau in Delhi instructed the district administration on Friday via email to conduct a thorough inquiry into probable ragging incidents at Maharani Laxmi Bai Medical College. The directive came after a first-year student »»»
Marjorie Taylor Greene dismisses 2028 presidential run rumor as 'baseless'
U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., drew national attention in fall 2025 for breaking with her fellow Republican lawmakers on key issues ranging from expiring Affordable Care Act subsidies to the war in Gaza. In November, social media users claimed that she wanted to run for president in 2028,»»»
South Africans who blow the whistle face retaliation and murder: their stories over five decades
South Africa’s long history of wrongdoing spans from Willem Adriaan van der Stel’s days of running a corrupt trading monopoly to present-day South Africa. Van der Stel was the second Governor of the Cape Dutch Colony, from 1699 to his removal in 1707. Whistleblowers have been at the core of exposin»»»
Inquiry launched into French teacher’s suicide after homophobic threats
Teachers unions and LGBTQI+ groups in France are pointing to the suicide of a headteacher who had asked for help following homophobic threats as a sign of serious issues in the country’s education system. The Education Ministry said it is opening an inquiry into why Caroline Grandjean felt aba»»»
Anonymous letters posted to cops ‘hold key’ to murder of mum bludgeoned to death 1 day before daughter’s 13th birthday
Her daughter said the killer could be someone in the community ANONYMOUS letters sent to cops are believed to hold the key to the murder of a mum who was bludgeoned to death. Beverley Brinkley was attacked and killed in a stairwell outside her flat in The Stow in Harlow, Essex in February 2003. A w»»»
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