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Legal experts worry the words 'executive government' could lead to Voice referendum court battles

Constitutional lawyers are divided on whether the proposed wording for the Voice could face a High Court challenge if it was written into the constitution.

ABC News

Scots man jailed after 'cocaine-fuelled attack' on four-year-old girl

A MAN who suffocated and attacked a four-year-old girl in a cocaine-fuelled bout of violence has been jailed.

The National (Scotland)

Cocaine fuelled thug who suffocated girl, 4, and broke her arms in Paisley flat is jailed

Sean Lochrie previously admitted assaulting the four-year-old girl to her severe injury and to the danger of her life by seizing her, throwing her about and striking her on the head and body.

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Man jailed for drug-fuelled attack on four-year-old girl

Sean Lochrie, 33, was handed a prison term of more than six years for assaulting the youngster, leaving her with two broken arms.

The Independent UK

University of Manchester student speaks of terror after group are 'dragged' out of building in early hours

"It's a very scary experience."

Manchester Evening News

Albanese assures Indigenous voice legally sound

The prime minister says he has been assured by a range of constitutional experts that his proposed changes in the referendum will stand up legally.

AAP

Celtic fan stabbed to death on Lanarkshire doorstep by convicted rapist

The High Court in Glasgow heard that Richard Wotherspoon appeared to in lie in wait for Samuel Hamilton, who died in his 82-year-old mother's arms after being stabbed in the neck.

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University of Manchester bailiffs 'drag' students striking over rent from building

Students at the University of Manchester have been protesting over what they have slammed as extortionate rent payments, occupying a number of buildings on campus

Daily Mirror

University of Manchester students forcibly 'dragged' out of campus building after weeks-long strike

The students have been striking over rent since February

Manchester Evening News

Prince Harry's six 'demands' for coronation – including balcony position and security

Palace facing major problems as big day looms according to reports

Nottingham Post

Shamed socialite Marcus Sweeney claims CAB officers carrying guns 'scared the s**t' out of him

The Criminal Assets Bureau case against Sweeney’s EWM Property Holdings Ltd is before Mr Justice Alexander Owens in the High Court again this morning

Irish Mirror

Glasgow drug boss teamed up with former Barras market trader on huge trafficking operation

Drug kingpin James Paterson, 34, and Ian Sweeney, 51, worked together on the massive operation. Sweeney was a former Barras Market street trader who later set up his own counter surveillance firm.

Glasgow Live

Prince Harry's six Coronation 'demands' - from balcony position to Archie problem

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle allegedly have a number of demands which need to be met if they are to attend King Charles' Coronation - with some being completely reasonable and others spiralling too far

Daily Mirror

Flash Scots drug boss teamed up with ‘surveillance’ expert to carry out huge trafficking operation

James Paterson, 34, and Ian Sweeney, 51, are now behind bars after a lengthy trial at the High Court in Glasgow.

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Steven Gerrard spends time with crime boss Liam Byrne’s father 'Jaws' in Dublin

Exclusive: Gerrard, who over the past few days was photographed hanging out with Kinahan cartel foot soldier Nathan ‘Biggie’ Little, has also spent time with veteran criminal James ‘Jaws’ Byrne.

Dublin Live

Steven Gerrard spends time with father of Kinahan gang boss Liam Byrne during Dublin trip

Gerrard, who over the past few days was photographed hanging out with Kinahan cartel foot soldier Nathan ‘Biggie’ Little, has also spent time with veteran criminal James ‘Jaws’ Byrne

The Independent UK

Whitewash: The David Kelly saga that ended in tragedy and tarnished New Labour forever

It was set up to examine the weapons expert’s death, but the Hutton Inquiry is remembered for a ferocious battle between the government and the BBC, Andrew Grice reports

Evening Standard

London police officer sacked for trying to use warrant card to get a hug from lone jogger

Off-duty PC Imran Aftab told a female jogger that she ‘looked too curvy to be Asian’

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Evening Standard

Woman accused of conning millionaire banker lover out of £4m found dead in Clapham

Magdalena Zalinska was locked in a court fight over money given to her by Danny Truell

Chronicle Live

Second inquest to be held into the death of North East mum who died after her benefits were stopped

Jodey Whiting's mum Joy Dove has been fighting for five years for a second inquest into her daughter's death

AAP

Ruby Princess passengers get final crack at COVID compo

Australia's top court has agreed to hear a class action by passengers on the Ruby Princess cruise ship, who claim the company failed in its duty of care.

AAP

Notorious crooked cop Roger Rogerson will die in jail

Corrupt former policeman Roger Rogerson has lost a final bid to Australia's highest court to have his murder conviction quashed failed.

ABC News

Oatlands drunk driver Samuel Davidson denied appeal to further reduce jail sentence for killing four children

The High Court rejects an application to hear an appeal from Sydney man Samuel Davidson, who was high on drugs when he drove his ute into a group of seven children, killing four.

The Independent UK

Suella Braverman to visit Rwanda as £140m asylum agreement remains stalled

Home secretary previously visited country on programme teaching Rwandan government lawyers

ABC News

High Court to decide if Santa Teresa public housing tenants can sue Northern Territory government for disappointment and distress

Two Northern Territory public housing tenants will have their case heard in Australia's top court today, asking it to overturn a ruling that they are not entitled to compensation for the impact of a lack of property repairs.

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