Bravest stuntman in the world reveals horrifying reason for his reckless stunts
John Taylor, a renowned stuntman, reveals that his daring stunts were motivated by childhood abuse, as he seeks to advocate for better child protection laws.
Tragic final days of Victoria Climbie, 8, who was starved and beaten to death
The tragic case of Victoria ClimbiΓ©, an 8-year-old girl who died due to severe abuse, has led to significant reforms in child protection laws in the UK.
Drivers alerted to '24 hours' rule as ignoring it could get you banned from roads
Drivers in the UK are being reminded of the crucial '24-hour' rule regarding reporting road collisions to avoid penalties such as fines or driving bans.
βMore exploitation, fewer rightsβ: Argentina braces for sweeping overhaul of labor laws
Argentina's government prepares to pass a comprehensive reform of labor laws aimed at reducing union power and labor costs amid criticisms from opponents who argue it will worsen employment conditions.
EU opens up funding to guarantee abortion rights across bloc
The EU has announced new funding mechanisms to support women's access to safe abortions in member states with restrictive laws.
Four scenarios where you can 'throw parking fines in the bin' without paying
The article discusses four specific situations in which motorists can legally avoid paying parking fines according to experts.
Pet owners warned of 2 law changes in March and April all you need to know
Pet owners in England face significant new laws starting in March and April 2026, including harsher penalties for dog attacks and stricter licensing for private primate ownership.
Police return art posters of Trump and Netanyahu in Nazi uniforms to Canberra venue after no charges laid
Canberra police returned art posters depicting various world leaders in Nazi uniforms to a local music venue and decided not to lay charges under new hate symbol laws.
'I'm a police officer and there's only 1 instance you can use phone while driving'
A UK police officer clarifies that there is only one situation where drivers can legally use their phone while driving.
Beautiful British spot where dogs could be 'lawfully shot'
Dartmoor National Park is a beautiful area where new livestock protection laws allow farmers to lawfully shoot dogs that threaten their livestock, sparking significant concern among dog owners.
Michael McIntyre's stunning wife and famous in-laws as he hits age milestone
As Michael McIntyre turns 50, the article highlights his successful career and personal life, including his wife and famous in-laws.
Rick Scott says Prince Andrew 'absolutely' must face US trial in Epstein case if American laws were broken
Senator Rick Scott insists that Prince Andrew must face trial in the U.S. if found to have broken American laws related to his connections with Jeffrey Epstein.
United Kingdom wants to force platforms to remove intimate images without consent within 48 hours
The UK government proposes new laws requiring tech companies to delete abusive images within 48 hours or face service blockages, as part of efforts to combat violence against women and girls.
Urgent concerns after farmer found dead with gunshot wound in outbuilding
A farmer in Greater Manchester was found dead with a gunshot wound, raising urgent concerns about the effectiveness of UK gun licence laws.
Nigel Farage's policies that could hammer families if Reform UK wins power
Nigel Farage's Reform UK proposes hardline policies that might adversely impact family welfare, including scrapping equalities laws and workers' rights.
UK considers a quick ban on social media for those under 16
The UK Prime Minister announced plans for a rapid ban on social media for individuals under 16, citing concerns over mental health and legal gaps in current online safety laws.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle speak out after UK government social media law change
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have publicly supported a campaign for online safeguarding laws in light of changes introduced by the UK government following the tragic death of Jools Sweeney.
United Kingdom to tighten rules for AI chatbots after controversy with Musk's Grok
The UK government is set to strengthen online safety laws for AI chatbots following a scandal involving the Grok chatbot associated with Elon Musk, which generated inappropriate images.
Britain is also considering banning social media use for those under 16
Britain may ban social media use for children under 16, similar to recent laws in Australia.
Rightwing thinktank joins backlash to Queenslandβs βvagueβ proposed hate speech laws
A rightwing thinktank in Australia raises concerns about new proposed hate speech laws in Queensland, arguing they may threaten free speech.
Domestic violence now legal in Afghanistan as Taliban issue horror new laws
The Taliban's new penal code effectively legalizes domestic violence in Afghanistan by allowing husbands to physically punish their wives and children, as long as no severe injuries occur.
DWP confirms stepping up of 'accuracy checks' for Universal Credit claims
The UK Department for Work and Pensions is intensifying its verification processes for Universal Credit claims following new laws allowing for bank account checks to prevent fraud.
UK drivers risk Β£1,000 fine if caught doing this while 'queuing in traffic'
UK drivers can incur fines up to Β£1,000 for using their phones while stationary in traffic.
When it was legal to drive without seat belt - it wasn't that long ago
The article discusses the historical context of UK driving laws, particularly focusing on the recent legal changes regarding seat belt use and other safety regulations.
Owen Jones on Palestine Action high court win β The Latest
Owen Jones discusses the high court victory of Palestine Action against a ban imposed by the home secretary, which was based on anti-terrorism laws.
Enforcement of laws against polluters nearly non-existent in US, analysis finds
A recent analysis reveals that enforcement of environmental laws against significant polluters in the US has drastically decreased under the Trump administration.
Brits urged to 'leave device at home' before going on holiday to 5 destinations - list
British travelers are warned about strict overseas vaping laws to avoid fines and legal trouble while on holiday.
Trump 'guts climate laws' by abandoning acceptance that greenhouse gases endanger health
Donald Trump has eliminated a key environmental regulation by abandoning the EPA's finding that greenhouse gas emissions are hazardous to human health, which is expected to have widespread implications for climate policies.
All you need to know as British family slam US police failings after dad shot daughter
The family of British woman Lucy Harrison, who was shot and killed by her father in Texas, criticizes US police and the state's gun laws after a coroner ruled her death was due to gross negligence manslaughter.
Family slam US police failings over dad who shot Brit daughter in Trump row
The family of Lucy Harrison, a British woman fatally shot by her father in Texas, criticizes US police and gun laws following the coroner's ruling of unlawful killing.
EU moves closer to creating offshore centres for migrants and asylum seekers
The EU advances towards establishing offshore centres for migrants and asylum seekers, supported by centre-right and far-right MEPs pushing for stricter migration policies.
Queensland's new gun laws 'ignore' Wieambilla inquest call for mental health checks, Labor says
The Queensland government has been criticized for not including mandatory mental health checks for gun license applicants, as recommended by the Wieambilla coronial inquest report.
Republican House bill guts laws protecting US consumers from toxic chemicals
A Republican House bill proposes significant changes that would reduce protections against toxic chemicals for US consumers, workers, and the environment.
Queensland government to introduce new gun control laws advocates criticise as βweakest in Australiaβ
Queensland's government plans to introduce new gun control laws that have been criticized by advocates for being the weakest in Australia.
NSW police pepper spray protesters at Sydney rally opposing Isaac Herzogβs visit
Police in New South Wales used pepper spray on protesters in Sydney opposing Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit, where tensions rose due to state laws limiting demonstrations.
Brooklyn Beckham faced 'huge test' with Nicola Peltz's billionaire family amid feud
Brooklyn Beckham has reportedly impressed his billionaire in-laws by standing up for his fiancΓ©e, Nicola Peltz, amid his public feud with his famous parents.
New immigration laws threaten the gaming industry in Britain and America.. How is that?
New immigration laws in the US and UK are complicating the operations of game development studios, making it harder to recruit foreign talent due to stricter visa regulations.
Queensland moves to ban pro-Palestine slogan βfrom the river to the seaβ under sweeping new hate speech laws
Queensland's government is proposing new hate speech laws to ban the phrase 'from the river to the sea' following a recent terror attack, in an effort to curb incitement and hate speech.
Parents fight for driving law change after teen killed in horror crash
Following the tragic death of their son in a car accident, the Greenhouse family is advocating for changing driving laws in the UK to include graduated driving licences.
NSW police to seize and destroy illegally βsouped-upβ ebikes under government crackdown
The NSW government is set to implement new laws allowing police to seize and destroy illegally modified ebikes that exceed the legal speed limit.
Coalition to reunite after Sussan Ley brokers deal with David Littleproud to end second split
The Coalition in Australia is poised to reunite after a deal brokered by Sussan Ley with David Littleproud, ending a rift caused by disputes over hate speech laws.
Adam Peaty and Holly Ramsay ignore family drama after Gordon clashes with new in-laws
During their honeymoon, Adam Peaty and Holly Ramsay appear to be unaffected by ongoing familial tensions after a public clash between Gordon Ramsay and Adam's family regarding their wedding guest list.
Why are in-laws not interested in our lovely kids?
Agony aunt Coleen Nolan provides advice to a reader expressing concern about their in-laws' lack of interest in their young children despite being retired.
UN urges UK and France to halt βone in one outβ asylum system
The UN has urged the UK and France to stop their controversial 'one in one out' asylum system, citing potential serious violations of international human rights laws.
Adani donated $600,000 to Liberal National party before 2024 state election using federal βloopholeβ
Adani's $600,000 donation to Queensland's Liberal National party before the 2024 state election went undisclosed for a year due to a loophole in federal electoral funding laws, prompting criticism from the Greens.
DWP statement over data sharing changes as new laws come in
The Department for Work and Pensions has updated its data sharing practices with local authorities amid discussions on potential reforms to the benefits system.
Council makes Β£500,000 from one box junction outside its office
A council in Northamptonshire has been accused of generating over Β£500,000 in fines from a box junction situated directly outside its headquarters, which a campaigner claims is illegal.
βSupermax-style unitsβ for most dangerous criminals to be introduced in England and Wales
The introduction of 'supermax-style units' for the most dangerous criminals in England and Wales was announced, with plans to prevent prisoners from using human rights laws to contest harsher jail conditions.
UK privacy watchdog opens inquiry into X over Grok AI sexual deepfakes
The UK's Information Commissionerβs Office has launched an inquiry into X and xAI regarding potential violations of data protection laws related to the use of Grok AI for creating non-consensual sexual deepfake images.
Vernon Kay and co-star 'threatened with jail' after huge blunder in Mexico
Vernon Kay describes a frightening encounter in Mexico City where he and a co-star were almost arrested after a breach of local drinking laws.