1 hour ago Guatemala returns newspaper founder to jail in a case decried by advocates

Guatemalan journalist José Rubén Zamora has been returned to jail after an appellate court sided with prosecutors and withdrew his house arrest

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1 hour ago Menendez brothers Erik and Lyle offered path to freedom after decades in jail... on one condition

The Menendez brothers will be resentenced, according Los Angeles District Attorney Nathan Hochman. Erik and Lyle Menendez will have their sentences re-evaluated on March 20 and 21.

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3 h. ago Ecuador offers huge £780,000 for whereabouts of brutal drug cartel leader Fito after jail break

Adolfo Macias Villamar, alias El Fito, escaped from jail in Ecuador more than a year ago and an international hunt for the notorious drug lord is continuing with a $1million reward for information

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3 h. ago PSG leave Arne Slot with sleepless nights as Liverpool boss offers spiky Arsenal response

Liverpool take on Paris Saint-German at Anfield on Tuesday night looking to maintain their Champions League advantage to secure a place in the competition's quarter-finals

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5 h. ago Boy, 17, jailed for murder after strangling his sister and stabbing her multiple times because she was 'annoying'

Mali Bennett-Smith fatally stabbed his older sister, 19-year-old Luka Bennett-Smith, at the home they shared on Cromwell Road in Bristol on 20 October 2024.

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6 h. ago Vile people abusing dogs for 'reason our ancestors didn't have to deal with'

EXCLUSIVE: Paige Reaney avoided jail last week after admitting to having intercourse with her pet pug Charlie and experts say modern trends could be to blame for an increase in the warped incidents

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7 h. ago Anyone drying laundry in gardens warned they could lead to 'sleepless nights'

As the weather warms up, millions of Brits will be hanging their laundry out to dry in the garden

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8 h. ago Liverpool new Adidas kits 'leaked' including stunning shirt as Nike ditched in £300m deal

Liverpool have announced a new kit deal with adidas which will see the German sportswear giants produce the Reds' kits from the 2025/26 season - but what will the shirts look like?

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9 h. ago Crime boss dubbed 'Pablo Escobar' caged alongside Scots lieutenant continued running empire from jail

Christopher Welsh Junior ran an organised crime group which supplied cocaine and heroin worth tens of millions of pounds to Scottish gangster John Reid.

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10 h. ago How TikTok fraudster Samantha Cookes went from 'cynically exploiting' the 'natural goodness' in people to jail

Carrie Jade Williams, an Englishwoman based in Ireland, whose real name is Samantha Cookes, has been jailed after she falsely claimed thousands in welfare benefits.

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10 h. ago ‘No love lost’ between George Russell and Max Verstappen as last season’s feud rumbles on

Mercedes driver continues the war of words as his feud with Verstappen hangs over next weekend’s season opener

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10 h. ago Prolific sex offender jailed for abusing boy, 15, dies in jail

Graham Joseph Stridgeon was jailed in 2019 for three cases of sexual assault

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10 h. ago Farcical failures for Bundesliga big boys underline European pressures | Andy Brassell

Bayern Munich were shocked at home by Bochum, but they still strengthened their hand after Leverkusen lost againAfter all the big moments, the daring comebacks, the thrilling crescendos, it felt like they had finally run out of road. Having both been substituted, Florian Wirtz and Jeremie Frimpong sat on the visitors’ bench at the Allianz Arena as time ticked down, a seat apart, both yelling, maybe at each other, maybe just into the ether. Finally Wirtz covered his face with his hands.Of all the images of last week’s all-German Champions League last-16 match between Bayern Munich and Bayer Leverkusen, this was the one that stuck. Frustration is to be expected, particularly in the dying embers of a bad defeat against a domestic and European rival, but this was something that we have rarely seen from Xabi Alonso’s Leverkusen. Setbacks happen, but he and his players have always maintained their poise, knowing that their path is the right one and that an answer is coming. This time? May...

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11 h. ago Christian Eriksen admits Man Utd are feeling the pressure ahead of season

Manchester United's season hangs on Thursday's make-or-break Europa League tie against Real Sociedad, with Christian Eriksen admitting there is huge pressure on the players

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11 h. ago Man's crimes come to light after his bosses receive innocent email

David Kissack admitted five counts of fraud but has been spared jail

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12 h. ago Bayne’s The Family Bakers: How a beloved Scottish institution has grown into a 70

“Our ambition is to continue growing in a sustainable and strategic way” – John Bayne, joint MD

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14 h. ago Liverpool ditch Nike as Premier League leaders confirm huge new £300m kit deal

Liverpool have confirmed they will ditch Nike and reunite with German giants Adidas again at the end of the season after signing a £300m deal

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14 h. ago Major German airport strike causes travel chaos – here’s the airports that are affected

The one-day strike has caused the cancellation of most flights

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14 h. ago Major German airport strike cause travel chaos – here’s what airports are affected

The one-day strike has caused the cancellation of most flights

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14 h. ago China’s retaliatory tariffs on US farm goods kick in, as trade war escalates – business live

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial newsChina’s stock markets have dropped today, as the double-whammy of trade war fears and deflation weighed on investors.The CSI 300 index dropped by 0.4%, while in Hong Kong the Hang Seng index slid by 1.8%.The week starts on a sharp negative note for the Chinese stocks, as the latest inflation update showed that consumer prices in China fell the most in more than a year .Overall, the week is expected to bring more tariffs the Chinese tariffs on US agricultural and some Canadian products will start today, while the US steel and aluminium tariffs will be live from Wednesday.Monday kicks off with the same old deflationary drumbeat as China’s consumer inflation took a deeper dive than expected, slipping below zero for the first time in over a year. The data only reinforces what’s been clear for months—deflationary pressures remain firmly entrenched in the world’s second-largest economy.The property sector remains stuck in the mud, ...

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