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Anas Sarwar has pledged to prohibit transgender women from the women's prison system "within days" should he become first minister following the Holyrood election

On Thursday, police in Riga apprehended Arto Autio, a Finnish citizen previously featured on Interpol's list of wanted individuals. He is sought by Finland for prosecution in the nation's most significant corruption case and possesses property in Latvia

All delegates will have the opportunity to participate in the fringe programme as the party seeks a balance while adhering to the supreme court's decision on gender

Spain's top prosecutor has declared his resignation following the supreme court's decision last week, which found him guilty of disclosing confidential information in a case concerning a businessman who is the partner of a well-known right-wing politician

Spain's chief prosecutor has been suspended from his role for two years after being found guilty of disclosing sensitive details about a tax investigation concerning a businessman who is the partner of a well-known right-wing politician

Re-registering a business in occupied Crimea: How sanctioned Ukrainian tycoon Vadym Yermolayev, utilising "Alef-Vynal" and firms based in Cyprus, contributed to Russian tax revenues over multiple years

Spain's chief prosecutor, Alvaro Garcia Ortiz, currently facing trial over accusations of leaking sensitive details concerning a tax fraud investigation, informed the Supreme Court on Wednesday that he was not responsible for the leak

The administration under Donald Trump is once more pushing the Supreme Court to withhold full funding for the country's largest anti-hunger initiative, which is caught up in a swift legal dispute over the future of crucial food assistance amid the government shutdown

India has been urged by the foremost global wildlife organisation to pause the importation of endangered species for a short period. This advice follows the discovery of inconsistencies in the procurement of thousands of animals for a significant conservation centre owned by one of the nation's richest families

According to consumer organisations and claims companies, individuals affected by the car loans scandal might lose over £4 billion in compensation if the City regulator moves forward with proposals for an "offensive" interest rate in its compensation scheme

In December 2023, Ukraine’s High Anti-Corruption Court convicted Ihor Ratushnyak of a corruption-related crime. He had served as the head of the Tyvriv District Court in Vinnytsia Oblast for numerous years

On Saturday, Donald Trump stated he would increase tariffs on Canada by 10% in response to an anti-tariff advertisement funded by the Ontario government, escalating tensions in one of the world's major trade relationships

Donald Trump has declared a sudden cessation of all trade talks with Canada due to a television advert criticising US tariffs, which cited former US president Ronald Reagan

Millions of customers might qualify for £700 compensations after the City regulator revealed plans for addressing the car finance scandal

On Monday, the Supreme Court justices will convene privately to consider a range of petitions submitted during the summer, among them Ghislaine Maxwell's appeal regarding her conviction for child sex trafficking

Brazil's ex-president Bolsonaro has been sentenced to 27 years and three months in prison for orchestrating a coup attempt following his defeat in the 2022 presidential election

Iran's Supreme Court has confirmed the execution order for labour activist Sharifah Mohammadi, almost a year after reversing the decision because of insufficient evidence, as reported by the Norway-based human rights organisation Hengaw

Motorists who purchased vehicles through financing might still be eligible for compensation, as a second case is currently ongoing at the Financial Conduct Authority.

Justice Collins Rice says it is for politicians and not courts to change rules around two-child benefit cap

US President Donald Trump has said Attorney General Pam Bondi should release "whatever she thinks is credible" on sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, as he faces a rare backlash from supporters after seeking to draw a line under the case.

Michael Shanks states that the guidance provides ’clarity’ to the approval process, as an analysis indicates that the UK will be nearly fully reliant on foreign gas by 2050, even if sites receive approval.

US President Donald Trump took his bid to end birthright citizenship to the US Supreme Court on Thursday, in a case that could help further his agenda on immigration and other issues.