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A 16-year-old girl was raped by two teenage boys in Manchester. A judge spared them jail, sparking outrage and fueling demands for legal reform. The victim describes the decision as a devastating blow, leaving her with no justice.
Andrew Malkinson, wrongfully imprisoned for 17 years for a crime he didn’t commit, speaks after his accuser’s conviction. Legal experts say the case exposes systemic failures in forensic evidence review and witness reliability.
Scotland’s assisted dying bill has failed by 12 votes, ending the nation’s bid to become the first UK region to legalize physician-assisted suicide. Opponents warned of coercion risks, while supporters called the defeat a betrayal of terminally ill patients.