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Hong Kong revises apartment complex fire death toll to 168

Police confirm toll after concluding identification process of remains

The Independent UK

Who Is Craig Silvey? Australian Author Arrested Over Paedophilia Allegations—What We Know About the Charges So Far

Children's book author Craig Silvey has been arrested over alleged child exploitation offences.

International Business Times UK

M6 set to remain shut all day after woman found dead near busy motorway

Formal identification has yet to take place but there are not believed to be any suspicious circumstances, say Greater Manchester Police

The Independent UK

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Renee Good emergency response records reveal chaos after ICE shooting minute-by-minute

Panicked 911 calls and tense messages between Minneapolis police and fire department officials cast new light on immediate aftermath of killing of mother-of-three

The Independent UK

Surrey police defend extraditing influencer HStikkytokky on £16,000 private jet

Police insisted the chartered plane was the ‘only option’ after a judge criticised the cost

The Independent UK

Extraditing TikToker on private jet for £16,000 ‘only viable option’, say police

Harrison Sullivan, known as HSTikkyTokky on TikTok, had to be repatriated to the UK last summer after he avoided police custody for almost 12 months

Evening Standard

Backdoor blasphemy laws ‘will never happen’, says Cabinet minister amid row over Labour’s redefinition of Islamophobia

It comes after Reform’s candidate for London mayor Laila Cunningham suggested women in burkas should be stopped and searched by police

Evening Standard

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Demonstrators defy protest ban, oppose Israeli's visit

Pro-Palestine protesters have returned to Sydney's streets in defiance of new laws, vowing they will try to disrupt a proposed visit by the Israeli president.

AAP

Man faces life sentence for wife’s murder after child provides new evidence to therapist

Robert Rhodes had stabbed himself and inflicted a cut on the child’s arm – wounds he blamed on his wife

The Independent UK

By seeking to defuse domestic tensions over Gaza, West Midlands police ended up making matters worse

For the sake of British Jews and British Muslims – and those of us who believe in multiculturalism – lessons must be learned from the Villa Park row, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

The Guardian - UK

Exploited worker's death sparks anti-slavery calls

The death of a migrant worker who was exploited and fearful of his visa sponsor has prompted calls for the creation of an anti-slavery hotline.

AAP

Exclusive: Laila Cunningham says women in burkas need to be searched

Nigel Farage’s London mayoral candidate tells The Standard podcast: ‘I don't think in an open society people should cover their face. It provides a cloak of anonymity for criminals’

Evening Standard

Police escorts and limited hotels: What is it like to travel in Libya at the moment?

Over the last two years, Libya has been making a deliberate push to attract international tourism.

Euronews

Man armed with bow and arrow shot dead by police

A man who allegedly armed himself with a weapon and aimed at authorities has been fatally shot in what police have described as a "split-second decision"

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AAP

Cops lifted search powers for rights review, court told

Protesters have mounted a Federal Court challenge against a declaration that gave police the power to search people without a warrant.

AAP

Drop in crime linked to tough law and order measures

The latest figures from a crime-ridden territory prove a tough law and order approach is working after a near 10 per cent offending drop, the government says.

AAP

Community supports imam after house damaged by fire

A distressed imam and his family will rebuild their lives after their family home was damaged in a fire deemed by police to be non-suspicious.

The Independent UK

US citizen sues after federal agents in Minnesota threw him in unmarked car and refused to let him go despite seeing passport

Lawsuit accuses federal officials of using ‘police-state tactics’ and carrying out mass racial profiling of Somalis and Latinos

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Police officer faces court over off-duty rape claims

A police officer will fight three sexual assault charges at a contested hearing in May after facing court for the first time charged with off-duty offending.

AAP

Cop charged after admitting to cash from debt collector

Blackmail and bribery charges have been laid against a former police veteran who admitted to accepting cash from a debt collector at a corruption inquiry.

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Teen tries to boost his TikTok views, and what he does next has police helicopters, and lifeboats show up for something that doesn’t exist

He risked actual lives for social media.

The Independent UK

The Rip review – What were Ben Affleck and Matt Damon thinking with this charmless Netflix dud?

2/5 The pair are wasted – along with ‘One Battle After Another’ breakout Teyana Taylor – in a movie seemingly made for people who are busy scrolling on their phones

Evening Standard

Sadiq Khan to increase council tax to help fund Met Police crackdown on phone thefts

If approved, the plans would be the first time City Hall’s share of average bills has exceed £500 a year

The Free Financial Advisor

Texas Property Alert: The New 2026 Law That Allows Police to Remove Squatters in 24 Hours

Your property is supposed to feel like a sanctuary, but what happens when someone shows up uninvited and refuses to leave? For years, Texas homeowners have battled the headache of squatters, navigating long legal processes just to reclaim their own spaces. That struggle could be over sooner than ever thanks…

The Independent UK

As immigration agents police Minneapolis protests, experts warn of training gaps and the rising risk

Federal immigration agents deployed to Minneapolis have used aggressive crowd-control tactics — including pointing rifles at demonstrators and deploying chemical irritants — actions the government says are necessary to protect officers from violent attacks and growing protests

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