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Almost 100 illegal migrants take the Government to court claiming they were ‘ill-treated’ at Kent’s infamous Manston processing centre plagued by violence and disease
A group of 96 migrants are suing the Government over claims they were 'ill-treated' by staff at Kent's infamous Manston processing centre. Lawyers acting for the asylum seekers say they were 'unlawfully detained' at the facility for varying periods between September and November 2022. The individuals faced 'egregious conditions', including 'instances of humiliation', that affected
Siblings who claimed their £55m tyre tycoon father didn’t know what he was doing when he cut them out of their inheritance win ‘bitter’ court fight with their two brothers who got £6m each
Two siblings who were cut out of their father's £55m inheritance have won a 'bitter' court fight with their two brothers who received £6m each. Multi-millionaire Reg Bond died aged 77 in March 2021 after turning £350 into a £55m business empire based on rubber tyres. He then turned his hand to racehorse breeding, producing a
EXCLUSIVEInside Tim Davie’s four years at the top of the BBC…and how they’ve been plagued by scandal: From Martin Bashir’s Diana interview ‘deceit’ and Strictly abuse scandal to Huw Edwards disgrace and Tim Westwood probe
When he stepped into the role less than four years ago, Tim Davie may have foreseen that he was taking over an institution that could face further troubles - especially after the appalling acts of once-stars like Jimmy Savile. But the incoming Director-General could scarcely have imagined in his darkest dreams that by taking on
Caroline Springs: Knife-wielding thugs filmed boy lying unconscious after Melbourne stabbing attack left him fighting for life
Knife-wielding attackers filmed their teenage victim as he lay bleeding on the ground unconscious while a heroic, blood-soaked good Samaritan tried to save his life. The boy, aged 17, was ambushed in a car park behind a Coles supermarket at the CS Square shopping centre i n the western Melbourne suburb of Caroline Springs on Thursday evening.
Video captures stunned police reaction after Baltimore bridge collapse: ‘One hell of a cleanup’
Newly released video shows the disbelief of police officers when they first learned of the extent of the damage to Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge when it collapsed in March — and the dramatic moment a construction worker was led safely to shore after being pulled from the water. The video, released by the Baltimore
Instead of Taylor Swift on her birthday, daughter of journalist held in Russia gets even better gift — her mom
Nearly one year ago, the family of Russian-American journalist Alsu Kurmasheva purchased tickets to Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour in Warsaw, Poland, on Friday as a birthday gift for her daughter Miriam. But then Kurmasheva, who works for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, was detained in May while visiting her mother in Russia, and arrested in October
Nolte: Imploding CNN Shutters ‘Opinion’ Site (No One Read)
If you want a good laugh, CNN, a far-left propaganda outlet that spreads conspiracy theories and political violence, had an “opinion” section at CNN-dot-com (I don’t link fake news). Can you believe that? Yes, CNNLOL was so wedded to the ludicrous fantasy there was a separation between its “””””news””””” and “opinion,” that it wasted money
Imane Khelif’s Olympic participation decried in letter from her next opponent’s boxing federation
The Hungarian Boxing Association says it is sending letters of protest to both the IOC and Hungary’s Olympic committee over Anna Luca Hamori’s quarterfinal matchup with Imane Khelif of Algeria in women’s boxing at the Paris Olympics Imane Khelif’s Olympic participation decried in letter from her next opponent’s boxing federationBy GREG BEACHAMAP Sports WriterThe Associated
A gold medal in the strange: From THAT opening ceremony and a ping pong bat crisis to a women’s boxing gender row and even a paedophile competing in the volleyball – has Paris hosted the oddest Games yet?
It is an athletic spectacle that happens only once every four years that always hits the headlines for often non-sporting reasons. But just one week into the 2024 Olympic Games, there have already been a catalogue of high profile controversies, unusual activities and just plain weird moments in Paris. After an error-stricken opening ceremony last
Tourist numbers in Spain INCREASED in first half of the year to 42.5million despite wave of anti-holidaymaker protests that saw visitors doused with water pistols
Tourist numbers in Spain jumped 13 per cent in the first half of this year, putting the country on track for another record year for foreign visitor numbers despite a wave of anti-tourism protests lamenting the impact on communities. For the six months to the end of June, 42.5 million international visitors arrived in Spain