Ghana's government has strongly criticized Canada's decision to deny midfielder Thomas Partey a visa for a World Cup game, calling it "high-handed and extremely unfair." The denial is reportedly due to pending criminal proceedings in Britain against Partey, who denies the charges.
Yvette Cooper's newspaper column justifying Palestine Action's proscription may have prejudiced a trial against six activists, prosecutors warned. Despite the warnings, the then-home secretary published the article, which defence lawyers argued was 'contemptuous reporting'.
Former Canberra vascular surgeon Imran Kader will face disciplinary action after he lied under oath and tried to interfere with a witness during criminal proceedings for an alleged rape.
Former Canberra vascular surgeon Imran Kader will face disciplinary action after he lied under oath and tried to interfere with a witness during criminal proceedings for an alleged rape.
The final week of campaigning for the Scottish parliament, Welsh Senedd and English local elections begins with Labour facing a damaging forecast. Elections expert Robert Hayward predicts Labour will lose 1850 seats nationwide, while Reform UK emerges as the biggest gainer with 1550 seats. The Conservatives are forecast to lose 600 seats, with Greens gaining 500 and Lib Dems 150. Political leaders are also focusing on responding to the Golders Green stabbing and antisemitism threats, described as a "national security emergency" by Jonathan Hall KC.
The Supreme Court of India has quashed criminal proceedings against a surgeon, ruling that a medically justified procedure supported by expert opinion cannot be criminalized without concrete evidence of consent form forgery.
