Burglar gets £5m after he's stabbed by convicted murderer in prison canteen
A burglar who suffered 'life-changing' injuries after he was stabbed while he worked in a prison canteen has been awarded more than £5m in damages.
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'My life in Tenerife turned into a nightmare. Now I'm suing Spain'
It is a story which sounds like a script for an exotic, violent, albeit slightly over the top crime drama. The ingredients are an ex-rock star, an unsolved murder with the victim found at the bottom of a well; alleged wrongful imprisonment and an innocent man's three-decade fight for justice.
Layshia Clarendon, WNBA's first openly nonbinary player, retires - ESPN
Los Angeles Sparks guard Layshia Clarendon, a leader in the WNBA's social justice initiatives, the league's first openly transgender and nonbinary player and a 2017 All-Star, announced their retirement on Friday on Instagram.
Lucy Letby's appeal conviction to be considered next month
Child serial killer Lucy Letby is set to pursue a challenge against her most recent conviction at the Court of Appeal next month.
Thousands of jobs cut as major construction firm ISG collapses into administration
Construction group ISG has collapsed into administration in the UK, resulting in thousands of job losses.
Anwar Ali Cleared To Play For East Bengal After Receiving No Objection Certificate
India defender Anwar Ali was on Thursday cleared to play for East Bengal after the All India Football Federation's (AIFF) Players Status Committee issued him a No Objection Certificate (NOC). The decision came after the Delhi High Court ordered a rehearing of his case, overturning a previous suspension imposed by the AIFF. "The player's subsequent conduct of signing with East Bengal FC be given effect to pursuant to Article 9.5 and the CRS be updated by treating this order as the requisite release letter/NOC," the PSC stated while granting him NOC.
Flashing his cash on camera, the vile man whose smiles hid his horrific crimes
A heartless thug who 'enslaved' a woman and forced her into prostitution filmed himself dancing with a stack of cash and flicking it towards the camera.
Majorca hotels fear ‘very worrying’ strict rules for UK tourists could ‘breach’ EU law
Hotel chiefs in Majorca have slammed new requirements for travellers, including Brits, which come into force from October 1. Under the new rules, which are due to be introduced across Spain, visitors will have to provide their host with various details such as home addresses and contact details.