Kevin Rees, a 63-year-old retired engineer, has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for destroying a ULEZ camera with a homemade explosive device. The court determined the offense carried a terrorism connection, resulting in a significantly harsher sentence.
Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery are set to merge in a deal valued at approximately $110 billion. Following the acquisition, the combined entity will operate under the name Skydance, led by CEO David Ellison.
Television presenter Alison Hammond left the set of 'This Morning' mid-broadcast on Friday to seek medical attention for a heart-related check-up. Hammond has since confirmed she is doing well.
Amazon is continuing to issue payments related to a $2.5 billion settlement. Officials indicate that eligibility criteria have expanded, potentially leading to additional automatic disbursements in the coming year.
Cornell University is currently facing public and internal criticism regarding its disciplinary procedures following sexual assault allegations. The controversy centers on the institution's handling of cases involving seven students, collectively referred to as the 'Cornell 7'.
Tennessee gubernatorial candidate Jerri Green has publicly criticized the death penalty, citing concerns over cost, fairness, and the state's recent execution procedures. Her comments follow reports of a botched execution in the state.
A High Court has ordered a woman to deposit 25% of her salary into her in-laws' bank account. The ruling follows her appointment to a government job on compassionate grounds after her husband's death in 2017.
IIT Bombay professor Suryanarayana Doolla was questioned by police for eight hours regarding the death of 22-year-old student Sahil Wakode. The investigation follows allegations from the student's family that he faced caste-based discrimination.
Activist Tommy Robinson, whose legal name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, appeared in a crown court to face allegations of harassing two journalists. The case centers on claims regarding his conduct toward members of the press.
The Nation published an opinion column by Elie Mystal criticizing Senator Eric Schmitt. The piece characterizes the Senator's recent political actions as a failure and argues that he should be subject to public ridicule.
A 2025 university survey indicates that over 35 percent of female undergraduate students at Cornell University have experienced nonconsensual sexual contact. The findings have prompted increased campus discussion following recent scrutiny of sexual assault allegations at the institution.
Green Party co-leader Adrian Ramsay has called on voters to support his party to pressure the Labour government on key policy issues. He argues that a strong Green presence can push Labour leaders, such as Andy Burnham, toward more ambitious environmental and social goals.
Cornell University is facing mounting pressure from students, activists, and officials regarding its internal investigation into a reported gang rape at a fraternity house. The controversy centers on allegations that the university failed to handle the case with sufficient transparency.
Director Srijit Mukherji is releasing a film centered on the historical 1927 intellectual disagreement between literary giants Rabindranath Tagore and Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay. The project highlights the differing perspectives the two authors held regarding social and political issues during that era.
Bruce Baird, a long-serving Liberal Party politician known for his advocacy on behalf of refugees, has passed away at the age of 84. His career spanned roles in both state and federal politics, where he was recognized for his moderate stance within the party.
A member of the Weber County Search and Rescue team in Utah has publicly opposed a proposed FCC policy that could limit the acquisition of certain drones. The author argues that these restrictions would hinder the ability of emergency responders to conduct life-saving operations.
Leading British business organizations are organizing to oppose potential tax increases on the banking sector ahead of the upcoming government budget. Sector executives are scheduled to meet with the Chancellor of the Exchequer to discuss these fiscal concerns.
A former colleague has accused a flydubai co-pilot of holding extremist religious views and refusing to interact with female staff. The allegations center on claims of discriminatory behavior in the workplace.
The Israeli Supreme Court has unanimously rejected an election committee's attempt to ban several Arab political parties and a specific lawmaker from running in the upcoming election. The judges ruled that the evidence provided did not meet the legal threshold for disqualification regarding charges of racist incitement or support for armed conflict.
Tesla has introduced a software update allowing drivers to quickly disconnect and drive away while charging. The change follows a mass shooting at an Idaho Supercharger station where users expressed concerns about being trapped during emergencies.
Political commentary suggests that Australian Greens Senator David Shoebridge and the party leadership must adopt more transparent practices. Critics argue that a lack of openness risks stalling the party's growth and political influence.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul has publicly condemned Cornell University’s response to a 2024 alleged gang rape as a failure. However, she has declined to demand the resignations of the university president or the local prosecutor involved in the case.
The Court of Appeal has overturned the murder conviction of Julie Ann McIlwaine regarding the death of her partner, James Joseph Crossley. The court determined that the original jury received incorrect instructions concerning her legal defense of loss of control.
Two teenagers have died after a car entered the River Wear. Families of the victims have released public tributes mourning the loss of the young pair.
