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Man pleads guilty to petrol splashing despite Queensland police refusal to lay charges11:36, February 23 60 0 A Queensland man has admitted to splashing petrol on his former partner and threatening to burn their house down, in a court case successfully prosecuted by the victim because the state’s police refused to bring domestic violence charges.
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Suffrage review: epic retelling of US women's long battle for the vote
23:44, February 22 65 0
It was a decidedly anticlimactic end to a life-changing campaign. The document was sent by train to Washington in the middle of the night. A government employee met the train and rushed it to the secretary of state, Bainbridge Colby, who signed the Proclamation of Ratification at dawn, three days after Tennessee became the 36th state to vote for women’s suffrage. -
Harvey Weinstein trial: jury appears to reach partial verdict
15:16, February 21 56 0
The jury at Harvey Weinstein’s rape trial in New York appears to have reached a verdict on three of the five counts facing him, though they are deadlocked on the most serious charge – predatory sexual assault. -
Attorney general must not use her powers to politicise role
11:17, February 21 58 0
The danger to the separation of powers that is posed by the appointment of Suella Braverman as attorney general cannot be overemphasised. It is not a question of guessing her views on the rule of law – they are clearly on record, as Daniel Trilling sets out (For the panto authoritarians, overt cruelty is a winning hand, Journal, 18 February). -
Harvey Weinstein trial: jury expected to hear reading of Sopranos actor's testimony
10:03, February 21 65 0
The name that keeps coming up during deliberations at Harvey Weinstein’s rape trial – Annabella Sciorra – will be front and center again on Friday when jurors are expected to hear a reading of a large chunk of her testimony. -
UN rapporteur warns of rise of 'cybertorture' to bypass physical ban
06:37, February 21 61 0
Psychological torture is being exploited by states to circumvent the more widely understood ban on physically inflicting pain and may open the way to a future of “cybertorture”, the UN torture rapporteur has said. -
Immigration rules post-Brexit could fuel modern slavery, say charities
01:07, February 21 81 0
The proposed closure of UK borders to low-skilled workers after Brexit risks driving vulnerable EU citizens into modern slavery, charities have said. -
Serco given £200m contract to run two more immigration removal centres
11:07, February 20 63 0
A private firm that runs an immigration removal centre dogged by allegations of abuse has been awarded a £200m contract by the Home Office to run two more such centres. -
Julian Assange case is the Dreyfus of our age, says John McDonnell
09:40, February 20 59 0
The US attempt to extradite Julian Assange is the “the Dreyfus case of our age”, John McDonnell has said, as Europe’s human rights watchdog added her voice to opposition to the move. -
Six men jailed for rape and assault of two girls in Huddersfield
14:23, February 19 77 0
Six men who sexually exploited two vulnerable young girls in Huddersfield have been sentenced to up to 15 years in prison.
Week News
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'Britain won't follow EU trade rules after Brexit', says UK's chief negotiator
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The Society interview John Burton: ‘I was a horrible person. Now I help lads who used to be like me’
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Home Office to release information about detainees' access to lawyers
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Family courts not safe for domestic violence victims, lawyers say
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Serco given £200m contract to run two more immigration removal centres
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Suffrage review: epic retelling of US women's long battle for the vote
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Man pleads guilty to petrol splashing despite Queensland police refusal to lay charges
Month News
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Airbus to pay record £3bn in fines for 'endemic' corruption
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How safe is your right to vote?
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'Crimes not reported' as public lose confidence in police
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Psychoactive drugs linked to 95% of jail's ambulance callouts
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Jamaicans deported by Home Office go into hiding fearing for lives
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Leonard Woodley obituary
Year News
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Male-only draft violates equal protection principles, federal judge rules
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Sally Challen wins appeal against conviction for murdering husband
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Coding legal applications with no code can be ‘easy and intuitive,’ says app developer CEO-READY
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Boris Johnson to prorogue parliament on Monday night
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Oops! Cops backtrack after touting big marijuana bust