British pensioner held hostage by the Taliban describes his 'hell' living in a cage, shackled to murderers and limited to one meal a day inside Afghanistan's most notorious prison
No charges have been issued, nor any explanation given for why Peter and Barbie were arrested on February 1 with their interpreter.
Why every parent of daughters should know what the term 'bop' means
'Bop' and 'lala bop', are terms which might appear harmless to adults - but the words have taken on a whole new meaning around the world, as parenting experts are warning on TikTok.
My neighbour sells used cars in our cul-de-sac: Can I get him to stop?
My neighbour can have up to seven cars parked in front of his house and on the pavements, which he sells to private buyers. What can I do?
Dartford Tunnel closed after 'infrastructure defect' discovered
The left-hand tunnel was closed for planned maintenance overnight
David Lammy slams 'unacceptable' detention of two Labour MPs refused entry to Israel
The Foreign Secretary said it was 'unacceptable, counterproductive and deeply concerning' that Yuan Yang and Abtisam Mohamed were held and then deported.
Were Still More UK Postmasters Also Wrongly Prosecuted Over Accounting Bug?
U.K. postmasters were mistakenly sent to prison due to a bug in their "Horizon" accounting software — as first reported by Computer Weekly back in 2009. Nearly 16 years later, the same site reports that now the Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission "is attempting to contact any former subpostmasters that could have been prosecuted for unexplained losses on the Post Office's pre-Horizon Capture software.
"There are former subpostmasters that, like Horizon users, could have been convicted of crimes based on data from these systems..."
Since the Post Office Horizon scandal hit the mainstream in January 2024 — revealing to a wide audience the suffering experienced by subpostmasters who were blamed for errors in the Horizon accounting system — users of Post Office software that predated Horizon have come forward... to tell their stories, which echoed those of victims of the Horizon scandal. The Criminal Cases Review Commission for England and Wales is now reviewing 21 cases of potential wrongful conviction... where the Capture IT system could be a factor...
The SCCRC is now calling on people that might have been convicted based on Capture accounts to come forward. "The commission encourages anyone who believes that their criminal conviction, or that of a relative, might have been affected by the Capture system to make contact with it," it said. The statutory body is also investigating a third Post Office system, known as Ecco+, which was also error-prone...
A total of 64 former subpostmasters in Scotland have now had their convictions overturned through the legislation brought through Scottish Parliament. So far, 97 convicted subpostmasters have come forward, and 86 have been assessed, out of which the 64 have been overturned. However, 22 have been rejected and another 11 are still to be assessed. An independent group, fronted by a former Scottish subpostmaster, is also calling on users of any of the Post Office systems to come forward to tell their stories, and for support in seeking justice and redress.
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REVEALED: Harry's Sentebale crisis 'started with Meghan': Insiders believe she 'never liked' charity chief - and tell for first time of astonishing unknown 'snub' that changed everything
One subject monopolised conversation when Lesotho's wealthy and powerful gathered at their favourite haunts in the capital Maseru last week.
Do YOU live near Britain's best takeaways? Interactive map reveals the locations of award-winning curry houses, Chinese restaurants and kebab shops
You might well have your own most cherished local takeaway - yet only a favoured few find themselves highly prized enough to win glittering awards ceremony glory.
The heartbreaking story behind Prince Philip's death: Queen Elizabeth did not wake in time to say goodbye... but the Duke of Edinburgh was 'quite ready to die'
After being admitted to hospital and undergoing a procedure for an existing heart condition, Prince Phillp died peacefully in his sleep at Windsor Castle on April 9, 2021.
Moment Meghan Markle rolled her eyes and appeared to give the fidgeting Prince Harry a subtle telling off at Eugenie's wedding
When it comes to royal weddings, every detail, from the dress, the decorations, the service, the guest list, and the menu, is meticulously planned to ensure it goes off without a hitch.
We are Americans living in the UK and the biggest culture shock was the bathrooms for these five reasons
The expats who have come to call the UK home have said the bathrooms have been their 'biggest adjustment' and Americans are 'not built' for them.
Kate Middleton is a 'much stronger person than Meghan Markle in many ways', as despite both facing the same gossipy criticism from snobbish courtiers she would still always accept advice, says former Kensington Palace staffer
When Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle joined the Royal Family, despite being from different parts of the world, they faced criticism from the courtiers who ran things behind the scenes
Stacey Solomon and Mrs Hinch's 'cute' DIY decoration to make your home 'pretty'
A clip of the DIY decoration has been shared on social media by the BBC and has left viewers feeling inspired to give it a go themselves - and people can't get enough of it
Terrifying moment gigantic Great White smashes through shark cage holding Brit diver who somehow survives attack in Pacific
Chilling footage shows just how close Jimi Partington came to death as the crazed creature lunges at the transparent box he is in, shattering it into pieces.
How old your dog REALLY is: Calculator reveals your pet's 'true age' - as experts say multiplying 'human years' by seven is a myth
According to the common myth, each human year is equivalent to seven dog years. However, experts say the calculations for your pet's real age aren't quite so simple.
Scientists reveal why you should NEVER microwave tea
If your cup of tea goes cold, do you put it in the microwave to warm it up again? It's a practice that divides the nation - while some really don't mind it, for others there's nothing worse.
BA flight attendant reveals which seat you should always avoid on a plane if you get sick easily
The flight attendant, who has been with British Airways for seven years, revealed the one place travelers should always steer clear of if they want to avoid being sick
Women are taking a popular pill to boost libido - experts warn it's putting them at risk of a fatal heart attack
A revealing survey by LloydsPharmacy Online Doctor found up to 40 per cent of women suffered flagging libidos - and one in ten wrongly believe a specific drug could help.
Are we living in the Matrix? Scientist claims the universe is really a HOLOGRAM
Scientists claim that humanity, the Earth, and everything else in the universe are really part of a giant holographic projection.
Feeling brave? How to find the right stocks and shares Isa to grow YOUR wealth in the new tax year
This is Money's Simon Lambert has been writing about investment platforms for almost two decades, these are his tips to get the best deal.