Police release photo of man after serious assault in Hackney following England v Norway World Cup match The victim was rushed to hospital with serious head injuries where he remains Evening Standard · Jul 22
Drug gang threats force French police to put southern mayor under protection The mayor of Alès in southern France was taken from his home at night by an elite police unit amid fears of an imminent attack by the country’s most dreaded drug gang, officials said Tuesday. Christophe Rivenq had previously received death threats linked to the DZ Mafia gang, which has… France 24 · Jul 22
Cops play missing autistic boy’s favorite Disney music in desperate bid to find him Locals have been urged to not approach the missing boy and to instead contact the authorities if they spot the 11-year-old The Independent UK · Jul 22
Capitol Police Anticipated Drone Plot Against UFC a Month Before It Was Uncovered Newly uncovered documents show that the government didn’t need extensive surveillance or expensive fortifications to protect the White House. Reason · Jul 22
Couple of punches not a problem, happy to take many more for people: Rahul Gandhi Rahul Gandhi stated he is happy to endure more physical encounters for the people. He believes his role as opposition leader is to voice public concerns and highlight suffering. Gandhi recounted police whispering sentiments of government removal during his detention. He stressed that his treatment is irrelevant compared to student… The Economic Times · Jul 22
Austria opens police station at Hitler birthplace to deter neo-Nazi tourists It is hoped opening of unit tackling narcotics trafficking will deter people from visiting it as pilgrimage site The Guardian - UK · Jul 22
‘Place of democracy’: Hitler’s birthplace converted into police station in Austria The house where Adolf Hitler was born has been converted into a police station, ending years of debate over its future. The Times of India · Jul 22
From ‘Godi media’ taunts to assault: The reporters caught in Jantar Mantar’s anger Four days after a young NDTV reporter covered the CJP protest at Jantar Mantar, her mother was surrounded in a neighbourhood park by people demanding to know why her daughter had lied. Newslaundry · Jul 22
Liverpool issue 432 life bans and seize £1.2m in ticket tout investigation Liverpool have banned 432 people and £1.2m has been seized after a joint operation with Merseyside police to combat illicit ticket sales The Guardian - UK · Jul 22
'She Has the Problem': Pete Hegseth's Pastor Blasts Wives Refusing Intimacy to Their Husbands Now Doug Wilson, pastor to US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, is facing criticism after suggesting some cases of marital rape should be handled by churches rather than police and arguing wives should not withhold sex for extended periods. International Business Times UK · Jul 22
TCS 'sexual harassment' case: Court grants bail to POSH committee member A local court granted bail to Ashwini Chainani, a TCS POSH committee member, in a sexual harassment case. The judge noted her failure to act on the victim's complaint contributed to further harassment. Another former TCS employee, Danish Shaikh, also received bail in a related matter. Shaikh is seeking discharge,… The Economic Times · Jul 22
Proxies buying Bangkok houses for ‘annoying’ Chinese occupants Police have found that a Chinese man used a Thai woman and her mother as proxies to set up companies that bought luxury houses in Bangkok for Chinese occupants who reportedly annoyed neighbours. Bangkok Post · Jul 22
Meta shadow-bans Delhi protest content, throttles reach, complain users Multiple users noted that Meta had marked Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) and politician Anish Gawande's posts as 'sensitive content'. For the past two days, social media has been filled with videos and photos of the clashes that broke out at the protest site with police using tear gas and lathicharges… The Economic Times · Jul 22
The Guardian - US · Jul 22 He won office in Louisiana after a murder exoneration. Maga wouldn’t let the election stand Calvin Duncan studied law in prison to free himself and won his court clerk race in a landslide. Three hours in, the role was abolished in an act of ‘white supremacy’
The Independent UK · Jul 22 Meloni condemns clashes with police sparked by death of Moroccan man during arrest The 42-year-old Moroccan-born business owner suffered from asthma and heart issues, his family said
International Business Times UK · Jul 22 'Too Late' for Answers? Modelling Scout Accused of Recruiting Women for Epstein Dies Before Police Questioning Daniel Siad, linked to Jeffrey Epstein, was found dead before French investigators could question him. His death raises concerns about lost evidence in the Epstein investigation.
The Independent UK · Jul 22 What is India’s ‘cockroach’ movement – and why are people protesting? IN FULL
The Conversation · Jul 22 Shooters for hire: What’s fuelling the Canadian increase in outsourced violence? Canada is facing an attribution problem when it comes to extremist violence. The person who pulls the trigger may not be the person who has the motive; in some recent cases, there may be no single motive at all.
The Independent UK · Jul 22 Police sackings in England and Wales hit another record high for third year running The five largest forces in England and Wales together account for just over half of all dismissals.
Evening Standard · Jul 22 Number of police officers sacked each year hits record high The five largest forces in England and Wales together account for just over half of all dismissals.
Reason · Jul 22 Deliberately Arming Oneself to Answer Door to Police May Be "Privileged" Against "Obstructing Official Business" Prosecution But I wouldn't recommend it.
The Conversation · Jul 22 Why are some animals considered ‘pests’? It comes down to culture and convenience After wild turkeys attacked an 83-year-old woman in May 2026, sending her to the emergency room for stitches, police warned residents of Alameda, California, to avoid interacting with the animals. Wild turkeys can be particularly aggressive during mating season. They can also damage property: digging up gardens, staining decks with…
The Guardian - UK · Jul 22 British woman jailed in Hong Kong for blackmail after accusing banker of rape Isabel Rose, 26, sentenced to six years for blackmail and perverting course of public justice over her allegations against British man