The UK's Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has formally cautioned a former healthcare worker at The London Clinic for deliberately misusing the Princess of Wales's private medical records and offering to disclose them for financial gain. The investigation followed a breach reported in March 2024.
Chinese police announced charges against Liu, accusing him of directing an online gambling group and operating telecom fraud compounds in Cambodia. He is also charged with illegal detention and intentional injury.
Le gouverneur de Californie, Gavin Newsom, accuse Donald Trump d'être à l'origine d'enquêtes pénales le visant, lui et son épouse, affirmant que ces actions sont motivées par sa potentielle candidature à la présidentielle de 2028. Les enquêtes porteraient sur des fraudes fiscales.
Le gouverneur de Californie, Gavin Newsom, accuse Donald Trump d'être à l'origine d'enquêtes pénales le visant, lui et son épouse, affirmant que ces actions sont motivées par sa potentielle candidature à la présidentielle de 2028. Les enquêtes porteraient sur des fraudes fiscales.
Derbyshire Police are investigating an officer for allegedly using AI to fabricate evidence in multiple cases. The officer has been removed from duty, and the Crown Prosecution Service is collaborating with police and defense teams. This investigation occurs as a new national AI policing center, PoliceAI, launches.
A UK police officer is under criminal investigation for allegedly using AI to create false evidence and pervert the course of justice, marking the first known case of its kind. The officer has been removed from frontline duties as Derbyshire police work with the Crown Prosecution Service.
Palantir is suing London Mayor Sadiq Khan after he blocked a £50m contract with the Metropolitan Police, citing procurement rule breaches and lack of value for money. The government is also reviewing a £330m NHS contract with the US tech firm.
A 42-year-old man was found dead with signs of violent death near Lipetsk, Russia, while his son remains missing. Their car was discovered in a forest en route home. A criminal case for the murder of two people has been initiated.
Scammers are impersonating Taiwan's Criminal Investigation Bureau (CIB) by displaying fake pop-up web pages on adult sites, falsely accusing users of viewing child sexual exploitation content. These pages lock the user's device and demand immediate online payment of a hefty fine via credit card to avoid legal penalties. Police urge citizens not to panic, to close the page immediately, clear browsing history, and never provide personal or credit card information.
Palantir has accused London Mayor Sadiq Khan of "putting politics above public safety" after he blocked a £50m contract with the Metropolitan police for AI intelligence processing. Khan cited a "clear and serious breach" of procurement rules, while Palantir defended its work and questioned why it was singled out.
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has blocked a £50m deal between the Metropolitan police and US tech firm Palantir, citing breaches of procurement rules. Scotland Yard criticized the decision, warning of officer cuts, while Khan's office highlighted concerns over vendor lock-in and ethical records.
London Mayor Sadiq Khan blocked a £50m Met Police deal with Palantir, citing a "clear and serious breach" of procurement rules. City Hall stated Scotland Yard engaged with only one supplier and questioned value for money, amid wider concerns over Palantir's UK public service contracts.
Surrey Police are investigating two allegations of child sexual abuse linked to the Epstein files, dating back to the 1980s and 1990s. This marks the first British police investigation into alleged sexual harm against females related to Epstein.
France is investigating whether Elon Musk and his social media app X were complicit in spreading harmful AI deepfakes.
The civil case was adjourned on Wednesday after police reopened a criminal investigation into Tate.
Eight people died and 36 were injured after a huge fire engulfed a shopping centre near tehran, prompting a criminal investigation.
The US Justice Department has closed its criminal investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell regarding renovation cost overruns, shifting scrutiny to the Inspector General's office. This move may clear a path for Kevin Warsh's nomination to lead the central bank.
DOJ closes criminal investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell regarding $2.46 billion headquarters renovation cost overruns, removing a key obstacle to Kevin Warsh's confirmation as Fed chair. Powell's term ends May 15. The OIG will continue reviewing the project, while the Supreme Court is expected to rule by June on whether Trump's firing of Fed governor Lisa Cook was constitutional.
The Department of Justice dropped its criminal investigation of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on Friday, removing a major obstacle to Kevin Warsh's confirmation as the next Fed chair. U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro announced the decision, saying the Fed's inspector general will instead investigate cost overruns in the central bank's headquarters renovation. Senator Thom Tillis had placed a hold on Warsh's confirmation until the investigation ended. Senator Elizabeth Warren criticized the move as an attempt to install "Trump's sock puppet" as Fed chair.
The US Department of Justice is dropping its criminal investigation into Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell regarding renovations at the Fed headquarters that went over budget. Trump-appointed US Attorney Jeanine Pirro announced she directed her office to close the investigation, clearing the path for Kevin Warsh, Trump's nominee to replace Powell, to be confirmed. The investigation, first made public in January, drew bipartisan criticism with Senator Thom Tillis blocking Warsh's nomination until it ended. Powell had called the investigation 'pretexts' meant to pressure the central bank to lower interest rates.
The Department of Justice dropped its criminal investigation of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on Friday, removing a major hurdle to Senate confirmation of Kevin Warsh to replace him. D.C. U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro announced the decision, citing a federal judge's ruling that quashed subpoenas related to a multi-billion-dollar Fed headquarters renovation. Sen. Thom Tillis had blocked Warsh's confirmation until the Powell probe was dropped. The Fed's inspector general will now investigate cost overruns.
Lawyers for oligarch claim freezing of £5.3bn of assets ‘unfair and abusive’ amid row over use of funds for Ukraine Roman Abramovich has gone to the European court of human rights (ECHR), claiming that a criminal investigation into his financial affairs by the Jersey authorities has breached his human rights, according to reports.The former owner of Chelsea FC, who is under UK sanctions over his links to Vladimir Putin, is being investigated in Jersey over allegations of corruption and money laundering. Continue reading...
Roman Abramovich has filed a claim with the ECHR, alleging that a long-running criminal investigation by Jersey authorities into his finances is abusive and violates his human rights, including his right to a fair trial and privacy.
The Metropolitan Police is in talks with Palantir about acquiring the US spy-tech company's AI technology to automate intelligence analysis for criminal investigations. Senior officers demonstrated the systems last month, with internal concerns raised about allowing a controversial company to process sensitive crime data. Palantir already supplies AI to Scotland Yard for detecting rogue officers and has UK contracts worth over £500m with the NHS, Ministry of Defence, and smaller police forces. The home secretary has called for police to adopt AI at pace and scale.
