Al Fayed enablers 'must face accountability', survivors say
Two survivors want to see those who enabled Al Fayed to carry out his abuse to face justice. Source link
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Why one school has banned phones for some pupils – but not others
Schools across Wales say phone bans improve behaviour but can mean conflict with pupils and parents. Source link
South Korea jails 90-year-old woman for laundering son's drug money
The woman has been sentenced to a year in jail for laundering money for her son who is imprisoned in Cambodia. Source link
Southport residents tell of inquiry 'frustration'
People living in the town say they have been dismayed to learn the 2024 murders could have been prevented. Source link
Professional violinist, 79, has instrument stolen from train
Joseph Maher’s 20th Century violin is stolen from the overhead storage on a Thameslink train. Source link
Family 'still can't accept' son's asthma death
Roman Barr, 22, died after delays in ambulance treatment after an asthma attack in December 2023. Source link
Chappell Roan: Jorginho withdraws criticism of singer after security guard incident
Former Chelsea and Arsenal player Jorginho has issued a statement saying pop singer Chappell Roan was not involved in an incident in which a security guard reduced his daughter to tears. The 34-year-old Italy international claimed in a post on Instagram last month that an employee of Roan’s had confronted his wife Catherine Harding and…
Leaseholders' lives on hold years after legal order
Residents of Orchard House have had to put their lives on hold because they cannot sell their flats. Source link
Irish musician Moya Brennan dies aged 73
The singer came to prominence when she began performing with her family in the group Clannad, which was formed in 1970 Source link
NBA: Alex McKechnie on leap of faith that took him to star physio
O’Neal, their prize asset, was despatched to McKechnie’s clinic in Vancouver for an expert opinion. Patience, it transpired, was not O’Neal’s virtue. “I get this call from the limo driver, from his security people, saying ‘we’re coming’,” recalls McKechnie. “I go, ‘sorry, I can’t see you until 1.30’. They go, ‘we’d like to come now’….