Corbie Jean Walpole, 25, had her appeal against a seven-and-a-half-year jail sentence dismissed. She was jailed for setting her friend Jake Loader on fire after a misogynistic comment during a night of drinking and drug-taking. Mr Loader suffered severe burns.
The BBC faces scrutiny after presenter Ashley Cain's alleged misconduct in Las Vegas halted filming for a documentary. This occurred months after the BBC was informed of offensive social media posts by Cain, raising questions about vetting procedures.
The Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT) Chennai ruled Smt Dolly Khanna is an investor, not a trader. Her Rs 54 crore short-term capital loss was classified as a capital loss, not a business loss, aligning with her consistent investment history and a CBDT circular.
The Court of Appeal has overturned a decision to block the parole of Snowtown serial killer James Vlassakis, ruling the reviewing commissioner made a jurisdictional error. Vlassakis will remain in custody pending a new review.
Le parquet de Paris a fait appel de la relaxe d'un animateur périscolaire accusé de harcèlement et agressions sexuelles sur mineurs. Le tribunal avait jugé le comportement inapproprié mais pas pénalement répréhensible, suscitant l'indignation des familles.
Consumer advocacy groups in India are pushing back against the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India's (Trai) proposal to eliminate the advisory committee for complaint appeals, arguing it removes a vital consumer safeguard. Telecom operators support the move, citing inefficiency, while consumer groups propose modernization instead.
Germany's Bavarian Administrative Court of Appeal has authorized the domestic intelligence agency to continue surveilling the state chapter of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party. The ruling deems AfD's objections "unfounded" and allows for expanded surveillance powers if the party is officially labeled "confirmed right-wing extremist."
Rico Verhoeven's appeal against his defeat by Oleksandr Usyk has been dismissed. An appeal commission ruled that while the bell ending round 11 had sounded before the referee stopped the fight, this did not alter the outcome. Verhoeven expressed disappointment, feeling fans were denied a definitive ending.
Pauline Hanson delivered a fiery press club address, touching on numerous grievances from migration to cost-of-living. However, her proposed solutions were vague, and her stance on multiculturalism and industrial relations may limit her party's appeal.
Ten Pakistani sailors held hostage by Somali pirates aboard the MT Honour 25 for 57 days have released a video plea for urgent government intervention due to severe food and water shortages and illness. Negotiations remain stalled, with pirates initially demanding $10 million, later reduced to $4 million, as piracy resurges off Somalia's coast.
The DOJ is using a thwarted plot to assassinate Donald Trump during a UFC event as a "compelling need" to build a fortified ballroom on White House grounds. Prosecutors argue the "drone-proof" structure with "sniper nests" is vital for national security, despite legal challenges and rising costs.
Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) announced plans to increase hybrid car production and focus on growth in the US, delaying its full transition to electric vehicles. The company aims to double its US business by selling 250,000 more luxury cars to wealthy Americans, while also investing £18bn between 2024-2029.
Hong Kong's top court rejected a challenge to a law banning public advocacy for election boycotts or invalid ballots, deeming the restriction a "modest" interference necessary for safeguarding electoral participation and confidence.
Veteran Hong Kong filmmaker Raymond Wong Pak-ming starts 5-month prison term for insider trading, awaiting High Court appeal, after making unlawful gains through shares of Transmit Entertainment.
Gangwon Education Superintendent Shin Gyeong-ho was sentenced to a suspended jail term in his appeal for illegal election campaigning and bribery, maintaining the original ruling. He was found guilty of promising public office appointments in exchange for cash and resort stays, leading to a sentence that could invalidate his election.
BBC presenter Ashley Cain, known for a documentary series on dangerous places, has a history of making abusive and misogynistic remarks about women on social media. Tweets from before his BBC appointment used derogatory terms and offensive sexualized language, raising questions about the BBC's vetting process.
John Lewis is investing £20m in its Glasgow store as part of a £50m plan to refresh its shops nationwide. The Buchanan Galleries revamp includes expanding the beauty hall, adding a cafe-restaurant, and upgrading fashion and technology floors, signaling confidence in the city's retail sector.
England captain Harry Kane draws inspiration from American sports stars, particularly Tom Brady and the NFL's "never-say-die" spirit, seeing parallels with his own career journey and the "American dream."
Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni stated "the whole planet" wants to see Lionel Messi play as the team prepares to face Algeria in their FIFA World Cup 2026 opener. Messi, 38, is central to plans despite a minor hamstring issue, with fans eagerly anticipating his potential final World Cup appearance.
Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni stated "the whole planet" wants to see Lionel Messi play as the team prepares to face Algeria in their FIFA World Cup 2026 opener. Messi, 38, is central to plans despite a minor hamstring issue, with fans eagerly anticipating his potential final World Cup appearance.
Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni stated "the whole planet" wants to see Lionel Messi play as the team prepares to face Algeria in their FIFA World Cup 2026 opener. Messi, 38, is expected to make his 200th appearance.
A Canadian judge has rejected an appeal by Ghana midfielder Thomas Partey to enter the country for the World Cup, citing UK charges of rape and sexual assault. Partey had claimed he had not been charged with any criminal offenses.
Thomas Partey, 33, was denied entry to Canada for Ghana's World Cup opener against Panama due to ongoing criminal proceedings in the UK. An appeal to enter the country briefly was rejected by a federal court in Ottawa, citing his failure to disclose multiple sexual violence charges in the UK.
Thomas Partey, 33, was denied entry to Canada for Ghana's World Cup opener against Panama due to ongoing criminal proceedings in the UK. An appeal to enter the country was rejected by a federal court in Ottawa.
