Junior doctors had horrifying nickname for killer nurse Lucy Letby, inquiry hears
Lucy Letby was known as 'nurse death' by junior doctors at the NHS hospital where she murdered babies, an inquiry has heard.
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Delhi High Court Seeks NADA's Stand On Wrestler Bajrang Punia's Plea Against Suspension
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday sought the National Anti-Doping Agency's (NADA) stand on a petition filed by wrestler Bajrang Punia challenging his suspension. As the senior counsel appearing for the athlete pressed for an interim relief while citing the upcoming Senior World Wrestling Championships in Albania, the court said no formal application has been filed for the same. Justice Sanjeev Narula issued a notice to the agency on the plea moved by Punia, who was one of the wrestlers at the forefront of last year's protest at Jantar Mantar demanding the arrest of then Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh for the alleged sexual harassment of seven women grapplers.
Apple, Ireland lose €13bn sweetheart tax deal case in victory for EU's 'tax lady'
Apple has lost a €13 billion case in the EU's highest court regarding the low tax bills it paid for years in Ireland, a surprise victory for Brussels in a campaign against sweetheart deals struck with multinationals.
Euroviews. Normalising al-Assad’s regime is against Europe’s interests
As someone who witnessed the tragic consequences of conflict, genocide and forced displacement in the Balkans, every time an attempt is made to normalise relations with a dictator fuelling a decade-long war marked by repression, ethnic cleansing and major war crimes, it leaves me questioning who thought that would be anything but the worst possible idea.
Sources - PGA Tour, PIF officials meeting in New York - ESPN
PGA Tour officials, including 15-time major champion Tiger Woods, are meeting with representatives from Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund in New York on Tuesday, sources confirmed to ESPN.
Why 1,700 criminals are being released amid overcrowding crisis in UK prisons
The Government is set to free around 1,700 prisoners on Tuesday (September 10) from jails across England and Wales in a bid to cut overcrowding.
"Judgement Should Be An Example": Sourav Ganguly On Kolkata Rape-Murder Case
Former Indian cricket team captain Sourav Ganguly urged the Supreme Court to give their judgement in the Kolkata rape-murder case as soon as possible. In a recent interaction, Ganguly praised the movement for justice in Kolkata and said that the judgement from the Supreme Court should be an 'example' for the rest of the world. He added that the judgement should also be a warning that will make sure that such crimes are not committed in the future. The Supreme Court will hear the RG Kar case next on September 17 as the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) was asked to file a fresh status report.
'Today the Court confirmed what we always knew...' Family of millionaire heiress speak out after civil judge rules husband killed her
The family of an heiress found dead in a swimming pool has blasted her husband after the judge in a civil case ruled he unlawfully killed her. Paula Leeson, 47, from Sale, was discovered after drowning in a pool at a remote holiday cottage in Denmark in 2017, a trip booked by her husband Donald McPherson.