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British farmers urge The Government to lift bans on cannabis cultivation for CBD oil.
Ghulam Azam, 91, hears his verdict which spares him the death penalty due to poor health.
Bangladesh faces protests and political turmoil ahead of the general elections.
The Bank of England faces a Serious Fraud Office investigation over money market auction rigging.
Barack Obama discusses Edward Snowden's case and US-Russia cooperation after the Boston Marathon.
Barcelona's police force utilizes high-speed motorcycles to efficiently respond to crime, showcasing their readiness in high-pressure urban environments.
Barclays and its former chief executive face fraud charges over Qatar deals during 2008 crisis.
Ransomware attacks have increased by over 100 to 200 incidents per year, costing businesses hundreds of millions to billions of dollars annually.
Mohamad Chatah, a critic of Hezbollah, is assassinated in a Beirut car bomb explosion.
A massive explosion in Beirut kills 135 and injures 5,000, raising questions about government negligence.
Beirut protests erupt with fury as citizens demand justice for explosion victims.
Dozens of women are arrested in Minsk during protests against President Lukashenko.
In Minsk, protests against President Alexander Lukashenko escalate into violence as security forces confront demonstrators demanding his resignation.
Amis Amri, the Berlin Christmas market attack suspect, is killed by police near Milan, Italy.
Real-life cases of betrayal, money, and murder illustrate the mob mentality and its consequences, highlighting law enforcement's efforts to address these crimes.
A doctor in London reflects on the cycle of knife crime among youth, highlighting the emotional toll of treating young victims and the lack of support systems.
Haitian deportees return to chaos at Hades International Airport amid ongoing violence.
Big Chuk and Joe Boy navigate the challenges of bootlegging moonshine by boat to Louisiana, evading law enforcement while transporting high-value contraband.
A gang in Britain faces jail for importing skunk cannabis from Holland in flower boxes.
Bill Cosby is sentenced for sexual assault, marking a significant moment in the #MeToo movement.
Zephaniah McLeod kills one and injures seven in random Birmingham knife attacks.
Federal agents sent to restore order in Portland escalate tensions during ongoing protests.
Russia blames Ukraine for a deadly attack on the Kerch bridge linking to Crimea.
In Streatham, London, a knifeman attacked multiple individuals, resulting in two injuries and prompting police to shoot the assailant dead.
Trevor Rees confirms Dodi Fayed's plan to escape the Ritz led to the crash that killed Princess Diana.
Boeing's 787 Dreamliner faces serious issues after emergency landings in Japan.
The Nigerian military claims Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau was killed in a clash.
On January 14, 2016, Jakarta experiences a terrorist attack involving an explosion near the Serena shopping center and a shootout at a Starbucks, resulting in multiple casualties and injuries.
Boris Becker is sentenced to two and a half years in prison for bankruptcy-related charges.
Boris Becker, the German tennis legend, is sentenced to prison for bankruptcy fraud.
Boston faces the aftermath of a deadly bombing at the Marathon on a bright Tuesday morning.
Officers in Boston pursue the remaining suspect from the Boston Marathon bombings after a chase.
The manhunt for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev ends when a Watertown resident finds him in a boat on Friday.
Boston police solicit video of the explosion at the marathon finish line for investigation.
Sana Khan and Joseph drown at Bournemouth Beach, prompting an ongoing police investigation.
Nearly 50% of Italians under 25 are unemployed, making youth boxing programs critical for keeping teenagers away from crime and the local mafia.
A lockdown at Tewkesbury Academy leaves parents like Sarah fearing for their children’s safety.
The video shows fierce fighting in West Mosul as Iraqi forces confront the Islamic State.
A father finds images of his 14-year-old son Kevin's body on Google Maps, prompting him to request their removal due to the emotional distress they cause.
Brazil's March protests call for President Dilma Rousseff's impeachment amid corruption scandals.
Protesters in São Paulo turn violent, setting fire to a news stand and attacking city hall.
Around 80% of deforestation in the Amazon is illegal, driven by land grabbers involved in cattle farming, soy, and gold mining.
A radical program in Italy targets mafia families by taking their children to disrupt crime.
In Dresden, a hostage situation escalates after police find a woman's body, leading to a standoff with her son, who is later arrested.
Breast ironing, a form of mutilation, is rising in Britain, affecting many young girls.
Brianna Jai's tragic death at the Old Railway shocks her community and family.
Charles Bronson pleads for help in a voice note sent to Sky News after nearly 50 years in prison.
Reynhard Sinaga, convicted of raping 48 men, is suspected of attacking up to 190 male victims, raising urgent concerns about sexual violence in the UK.
