Relationship between police and media is 'broken and must be rebuilt'
The relationship between police and the media “is broken and must be rebuilt”, a report listing 26 recommendations for change has said.
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Beijing protests EU tariff increase on Chinese electric vehicles
China's Commerce Ministry has voiced strong objections against the European Union's decision to escalate tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, accusing Brussels of imposing unreasonable demands during its investigation into Chinese imports.
FIFA provisionally suspends Maldives FA head
Football Association of Maldives (FAM) president Bassam Adeel Jaleel has been provisionally suspended for nine months amid an investigation into allegations of money laundering, embezzlement and corruption, FIFA said on Thursday.
Two men arrested on suspicion of blackmailing Schumachers, reports Bild
BERLIN : German police have arrested two men on allegations of blackmailing the family of seven-time Formula One world champion Michael Schumacher, daily Bild reported on Thursday.
The criminal gang of family and friends who made millions
These are the faces of a duo suspected to be behind a dark web gang who made millions selling fake drugs made in garden sheds and garages.
Serbia fined for breaking UEFA rules in Euro 2024 match vs England
UEFA has slapped the Serbian Football Association with a €14,500 fine after two offences were committed during their Euro 2024 defeat to England on Sunday.
Boots £4.99 sandwich gives Macclesfield man bloody diarrhoea as E.coli outbreak continues
John Daniels, a 66-year-old chartered surveyor from Macclesfield, has recounted the harrowing experience of being hospitalised with a severe neurological condition after eating a contaminated £4.99 Boots sandwich.
French farmers worry pork exports will suffer in EU-China row over customs
European pigs have found themselves at the centre of a trade tug-of-war.