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A major outcry has been caused by a court in Scotland sentencing an offender who raped a 13-year-old to 270 hours of community service. He will not be sent to prison because, according to new guidelines for judges, offenders under the age of 25 should be tried more leniently because they are still immature.more

Donald Trump yesterday became the first-ever former US president to be formally detained and hear criminal charges. Trump pleaded not guilty to 34 charges against him related to the case of paying actress Stormy Daniels for her silence.more

A 34-year-old gangster Thomas Cashman, who shot a 9-year-old girl in her own home in Liverpool, was sentenced yesterday to life imprisonment, without the possibility of seeking parole before the age of 42.more

Most Polish employers are finalizing preparations for the implementation of full or hybrid remote work. Employers should be ready for the upcoming changes, said Robert Lisicki, director of the labor department of the Lewiatan Confederation.more

Political correctness will not stop us from fighting gangs that sexually abuse minors, promised British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. He announced that investigators would be more thorough in collecting data on the ethnic origin of the perpetrators.more

Suella Braverman has insisted Rwanda is a safe country for migrants, despite evidence that 12 Congolese refugees were shot dead by police there in 2018.more

Władze włoskiego kurortu Riccione nad Adriatykiem, odwiedzanego przez turystów z całej Europy, wprowadzają zakaz palenia nad brzegiem morza w pasie pięciu metrów plaży od linii wody. Przepisy opracowane w dniu sezonu i przed masowymi przyjazdami na Wielkanoc.more

Martin Lewis warns anyone with a driving licence to pay £14 now to avoid a £1,000 fine. More than two million people in the UK have an out-of-date driving licence, according to the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA). more

Portugal's parliament passed a law legalizing euthanasia yesterday. The deputies of the ruling Socialist Party of Prime Minister Antonio Costa and representatives of the opposition liberal-left groups supported the adoption of this legal act.more

A London couple were hit with a £400 ‘fly-tipping’ fine for putting their bins out at the wrong time of day. more

The speed limit will be reduced to 20mph on main roads in five London boroughs this week in a bid to improve road safety.more

Private investigators have provided new and "compelling" evidence of illegal work for the Mail newspapers, the Duke of Sussex's barrister told a court. The privacy case centres on allegations of widespread illegality commissioned by journalists in the 1990s and 2000s.more

Former US President Donald Trump faces more than 30 counts of business fraud in an indictment filed by a Manhattan grand jury investigating silent payments to a porn star, CNN reported yesterday, citing sources and giving no further details.more

Staff at a quarter of fire and rescue services in England have reported alleged racist, homophobic and misogynistic behaviour in their ranks in the past five years, inspectors say. more

Eastern and northern Europe is the main target of cyber attacks; 114 war-related incidents have been reported in Poland over the past year, a Thales report released yesterday concluded. EU candidate countries are also increasingly under attack.more

A northern French woman who called President Emmanuel Macron "trash" on Facebook will be put on trial for insulting the head of state, AFP reported. She faces a fine of 12,000. euro.more

48 percent of respondents have not heard of the recent changes to the Electoral Code at all, 30 percent. have heard of them but are unfamiliar with the proposed changes, and 22 percent has heard about the changes and is "more or less" aware of them, according to the CBOS survey.more

North Korean authorities are punishing people accused of distributing South Korean films or religious practices with death, Seoul's unification ministry said in a new human rights report, excerpts of which were released to the media today.more

The owner of the British daily The Guardian has apologized for the role the newspaper's founders played in transatlantic slavery and announced a ten-year program to right the wrongs done in this way.more

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has opposed the European Union's new agreement with African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) countries because of its provisions on perspective and gender equality, Britain's 'Financial Times' reported on Monday.more

The government is expected to announce today that two RAF bases - RAF Wethersfield in Essex and RAF Scampton in Lincolnshire - will be used to house asylum seekers. Dominic Raab says "nothing is off the table" as boats and barges also considered.more

A CARLISLE area motorist annoyed by being given a ticket by a Polish traffic warden “slapped it” on to the woman’s shoulder and told her: “Go to Specsavers – and back to your own country.” more

The UK government is preparing to announce alternative accommodation for migrants pending asylum applications. According to the media, among the plans there is a project that involves placing them on specially prepared ferries.more

The charity Rape Crisis England & Wales said its Breaking Point report highlights a "record high" backlog in the crown courts, with a Freedom of Information request to HM Courts and Tribunal Service revealing 7,859 sexual offence cases and 1,851 adult rape cases are waiting to be heard. more

Amsterdam authorities call for 20 km/h speed limit for electric bikesmore