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New Hampshire dads who protested transgender athletes by wearing pink wristbands score court victory
Two years of litigation over the wearing of pink wristbands to soccer games in New Hampshire has ended with a settlement
Clashes break out as hundreds of thousands take to the streets in France in strike action
Police fired tear gas and fires broke out as at least 600,000 turned out to protest across France
Police arrest man near White House after pointing 'finger gun' at National Guard
William Clark, 28, was arrested near the White House after allegedly making a finger gun gesture at a National Guard service member.
Trump’s ally and DOJ civil rights chief resigns after embarrassing midterm losses
Harmeet Dhillon resigns from Justice Department’s storied civil rights division after embarrassing GOP losses
American national sentenced to life in prison for murders of partner and infant daughter in Rome
An Italian court has sentenced an American citizen to life in prison for the murder of his partner and their infant daughter
Bulletin PM briefing: Brand facing years in prison and airport bomb hoax
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Watch Russell Brand police interviews released by Met after rape conviction
The Metropolitan Police have released interviews of Russell Brand being questioned by detectives over rape and sexual assault allegations.
Russell Brand under investigation for two more alleged rapes as police warn there could be more victims
Police say ‘our work is not done’ and the probe into allegations against the comedian, 51, continues as the Crown Prosecution Service reviews two more rape accusations
Thousands of troops tasked to secure Jakarta trial as tensions remain high over wiretap scandal
Indonesian authorities have tasked thousands of police and military personnel to secure a court appearance of former President Joko Widodo, as tensions remain high in the capital over a wiretapping scandal involving senior police officers
British man faces prison time over hidden camera in toilet on Japan-Singapore flight
Accused could be jailed for up to two years, fined, caned, or a combination of these punishments if found guilty
Once a teen activist, Hong Kong's Joshua Wong is spending years of his adult life in prison
Joshua Wong, once a rising political star in Hong Kong's pro-democracy movement, has been sentenced again under Beijing's national security law
Lockheed Martin to pay $29.5 million settlement for discrimination against white workers
The Department of Justice has previously reached comparable legal settlements with major corporate contractors, including IBM, Deloitte, and Accenture
Leaked papers show EU wants more money and not to deport prisoners as part of Burnham reset plans
The EU has drafted a list of demands ahead of the key summit in Brussels this month
Police air service denies phallic flight path was deliberate
The National Police Air Service insisted the helicopter was used for a ‘legitimate policing purpose’
Jury awards $200K to Mexican tourist in ‘fart police’ translation mixup that led to excessive force
A Mexican musician said he neither heard nor understood police commands during a raid on a Colorado home in 2023
Drone attacks in Black Sea pose new challenges to Bulgarian border police, in photos
Bulgarian border police crews are responding to drone attacks on commercial ships in the Black Sea as Russia's war in Ukraine poses growing dangers
Government to tighten facial recognition rules for police amid human rights fears
It comes just weeks after the announcement facial recognition cameras would be installed on Oxford Street
Every UK police investigation into Epstein and Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor as new probe announced
The tranche of two million Epstein files has sparked numerous probes from UK police forces
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