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Judge criticises ‘appalling and sloppy’ BBC after high-profile trial collapses

Sophie Harvey, 25, had denied procuring her own miscarriage when she was aged 19.

Evening Standard

British army tests ‘game-changing’ weapon in the war against drones

Weapons such as surface-to-air missiles can cost many times more than the drones they are trying to shoot down

The Independent UK

Trial of alleged Lockerbie bombmaker will restore faith in justice, says Bain

The downing of Pan Am Flight 103, on December 21 1988, remains the worst terrorist atrocity to have taken place on British soil.

Evening Standard

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Prince Andrew and the Chinese spy: inside the Prince's long history of dubious relationships

From a Libyan gunrunner to Jeffrey Epstein, Andrew’s history as a trade envoy led to him rubbing shoulders with some interesting people

Evening Standard

This holiday season, ‘Don’t Call Me Resilient’ brings you a booklist with your playlist

This holiday season, we’ve put together a list of books that would make a great gift for the critical thinker on your shopping list. Each book on the list connects with a past episode of Don’t Call Me Resilient, and is written or edited by a guest from that episode.

The Conversation

Why New Zealand’s Maori are fighting to save an 1840 treaty involving the Crown

Maori tribes call on King Charles to ensure the New Zealand government honours its Treaty of Waitangi obligations amid rising tensions over proposed legal changes

The Independent UK

Guy Sebastian's ex-manager to get $1m before retrial

State prosecutors have been ordered to pay Guy Sebastian's former manager almost a million dollars after his embezzlement convictions were overturned.

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Māori tribes appeal to King Charles to intervene in New Zealand’s politics amid tensions over rights

More than 80 Māori tribes have made an urgent plea to King Charles, accusing New Zealand’s government of undermining Indigenous rights

The Independent UK

Judge weighs Minnesota law that bans religious tests for colleges participating in state program

A federal judge is considering whether a Minnesota law that bans religious tests for colleges that participate in a state program that allows high school students to take college courses for credit is unconstitutional

The Independent UK

EXCLUSIVE: Crown And 529 Capital To Co-Build and Co-Own Reverse Osmosis Plant in Mexico

Crown Electrokinetics to Build Desalination Plant in Cabo San Lucas for Clean Water Supply Crown Electrokinetics (NASDAQ: CRKN) and 529 Capital are co-developing a reverse osmosis desalination plant in Cabo San Lucas to provide reliable clean water. The $40 million project will utilize Crown's proprietary slant wells to desalinate seawater,…

Benzinga

Forbes urged to allow Sheku Bayoh inquiry to examine decision not to prosecute

The Bayoh family’s lawyer said if it cannot do so, the inquiry ‘is not fit for purpose’.

Evening Standard

Kate Forbes 'must make decision on Sheku Bayoh inquiry or quit', family say

KATE Forbes must make a decision on the Sheku Bayoh inquiry or step down as Deputy First Minister, the lawyer representing his family has said ...

The National (Scotland)

Canada Post strike highlights labour struggle over gig economy and precarious work

The Canada Post strike has entered its second week, with no resolution in sight yet. Though a federal mediator is attempting to broker a settlement between the Crown corporation and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers, reports suggest the parties remain far apart.

The Conversation

Body-in-garden trial told three-year-old died after ‘breathtaking’ cruelty

The parents of Abiyah Yasharahyalah are on trial accused of causing or allowing his death and depriving him of adequate nutrition and medical care.

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Members of One Canadian Town Council Are Refusing to Swear Allegiance to King Charles

"It's a bit of a sticky situation."

Evening Standard

Town council in Canada at standstill over refusal to pledge oath to King

A request to swear a different oath is reportedly being reviewed.

The Conversation

Survivors of abuse in care know how redress should work – will the government finally listen?

When Prime Minister Christopher Luxon stood in Parliament last week to apologise to survivors of abuse in care, his words were among many fine speeches by government officials and survivors that day.

Evening Standard

Killer Jordan McSweeney spared prosecution over relationship with prison worker

Jordan McSweeney was accused over his relationship with prison worker Hayley Jones

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New Zealand Treaty Debate Sparks Political Turmoil And Protests

Proposed law redefining Treaty of Waitangi in New Zealand sparks political unrest and protests, igniting debate on honoring Indigenous promises.

The Independent UK

Why New Zealand is seeing mass protests over Māori rights

New Zealand’s parliament was halted by politicians performing a haka

Al Jazeera

‘I will not be silent’: Australia censures senator for King Charles protest

Indigenous Senator Lidia Thorpe says she has no regrets as Senate expresses disapproval of protest against the monarch.

The National (Scotland)

Metal detectorists 'profiteering' from Scottish history, archaeologist warns

AN ARCHAEOLOGIST is calling for a change in how metal detectorists are rewarded amid concerns that “profiteering” is detrimental to Scotland’s…

Newcastle Herald

'Don't make me do it': trial opens for man accused of slashing wife's neck

Aimal Ghouse denies wounding with intent to murder at Jesmond in 2021.

The Independent UK

Lawmakers stage Māori protest in New Zealand's parliament during fraught race relations debate

A vote in New Zealand’s parliament was suspended and two lawmakers ejected Thursday amid debate over a controversial proposed law redefining the country’s founding agreement between Indigenous Māori and the British Crown

The Guardian - AU

Insults and a haka in New Zealand parliament as MPs debate Māori rights bill

Voting temporarily suspended amid disruptions including a Māori party MP ripping up a copy of the bill

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