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“henceforth, a buyer has to buy third‑party insurance for four years for new cars and six years for new two‑wheelers.”
“But it also projected that the prisoner population would rise to about 104,000 by 2032 if the Sentencing Act 2026 - which provides for earlier release - did not come into force.”
“This will be backed by £10million in new funding to provide trauma-informed contacts for victims, alongside a new national helpline," the Makerfield added.”
“Miller also sued Emily Moreno for defamation in May”
“The government charged Thoreson and 14 others with engaging in a conspiracy to impede federal agents”
“ANPR cameras deployed on highways and roads are to be integrated with data from the Insurance Information Bureau and the VAHAN portal for issuance of automatic e‑challans to uninsured vehicles.”
“Norris has said that 5,000 prisoners are now due to be released from October - down from 6,000 due to the new exclusions.”
“The changes were due to be phased in, beginning with prisoners of less than 575 days.”
“has charged more than three dozen people in at least 10 cases”
“nearly 56% of vehicles remain uninsured, citing the Report of the Standing Committee on Finance 2024-25.”
“There were 51,419 licence recalls in England and Wales in the year ending March 2026, up from 40,259 in the previous year - a 28% increase.”
“Prisoners serving longer sentences of four years or more would be eligible for release at the halfway point of their term, rather than at two-thirds as had previously been the case.”
“nearly 50 people on conspiracy charges in Michigan, Texas and Minnesota”
“16.54 crore out of 30.48 crore vehicles were uninsured, describing the figure as “stark””
“Three new prisons have opened in the past four years - adding approximately 5,000 more places.”
“Despite the previous release of inmates under Sir Keir Starmer, there were still 86,267 people in prisons across England and Wales in July, equating to around 97 per cent of the whole estate.”
“nine people were charged with conspiracy”
“third-party insurance henceforth be purchased for four years for new cars and six years for new two-wheelers”
“Gerry Duffy, 76, of Hadley Road, Barnet, north London, pleaded guilty on the day of his trial at Willesden Magistrates' Court to three counts of damaging property and one count of unlawfully destroying fish in March.”
“However, Mr Burnham is now introducing a £10million package to assist victims dealing with the early release of criminals.”
“Six defendants pleaded guilty, but three chose to go to trial”
“most of its provisions expected to come into force by May 2027”
“Duffy was given a two-year conditional discharge and ordered to pay £565 in compensation to his neighbour.”
“ordered to pay £150,000 in legal costs after a bitter 14-year neighbour feud over a garden ornament ended in court.”
“Sudbury led the campaign to get Utah's Clean Slate law passed in 2019. The vote was unanimous.”
“72-hour breach reporting rule”
“Shahid Iftakhar, prosecuting, said the 'neighbour dispute' between Duffy and Ptohides, potentially caused £565 of damage.”
“ordered to pay the Gibsons £13,305 in combined damages and interest and handed lawyers' bills estimated at about £120,000 for the case.”
“Justice Manmohan Singh Liberhan, who headed the one-man commission that investigated the circumstances leading to the demolition of the Babri Masjid in Ayodhya, died on Sunday at the age of 87.”
“seven women have accused Sullivan of sexually exploitative and predatory behaviour.”
“Despite having the damages amount reduced by £700, the News have instead now been handed a further £19,000 bill for their neighbours' legal costs after a judge found the Gibsons were the winners of the case in 'substance and reality'.”
“Justice Liberhan began practising law at the Punjab and Haryana high court in 1964.”
“Sullivan has been banned from contact with West Ham's women's and youth teams for three years due to safeguarding concerns.”
“because it exceeded the £3,000 they offered their neighbours as settlement prior to the trial”
“He was elected to the Punjab and Haryana Bar Council in August 1970 and remained a member until February 11, 1987.”
“One alleged victim said that Livesey had arranged a meeting between her and Sullivan in 1999.”
“will have to pay their neighbours about £12,600 in damages, nearly £19,000 to cover their lawyers' bills for the appeal and also to foot the bill for the proceedings at the county court, estimated by the Gibsons' legal team at about £120,0…”
“During this period, he also served as the Bar Council's secretary from January 1976 to June 1983.”
“One alleged victim said that Livesey had arranged a meeting between her and Sullivan in 1999”
“He was elevated as a judge of the Punjab and Haryana high court on February 11, 1987.”
“At least five women who were abused by former Harrods owner Mohamed Al Fayed have been formally recognised by the Home Office as victims of modern slavery.”
“In July 1997, he was appointed Chief Justice of the Madras high court before taking over as Chief Justice of the Andhra Pradesh high court in February 1998.”
“Since then, at least four other women have received positive 'conclusive grounds' decisions recognising them as victims of modern slavery.”
“On December 16, 1992, days after the demolition of the Babri Masjid, the Centre appointed Justice Liberhan to head the one-man Liberhan Commission to probe the events leading up to the incident.”
“The latest decisions include all four members of the survivor advocacy group No One Above, who had been awaiting rulings after being referred to the NRM by the anti-slavery charity Unseen.”
“The commission went on to become one of the longest-running inquiries in India's history.”
“According to PA Media, one survivor had been recruited to a false role within Harrods, while two others were employed in legitimate roles before being selected for abuse from the shop floor.”
“has prohibited Dabur India from selling several food products carrying "100 per cent" claims”
“The Home Office found Rachel Louw had been subjected to sexual exploitation in the UK and France over a three-year period by Al Fayed and his brother Salah.”
“to submit an Action Taken Report (ATR) within 15 days”
“Fifty-plus members of the public engaged with, 10 overnight campers spoken to, eight bags of rubbish collected and they had the joy of seeing one man using a bush as his toilet”
“She cited a Patna FIR registered against 142 people and 5,000 unknown persons,”
“Westmorland and Furness officers have only issued eight tickets so far this summer”
“The top court posted the matter for further hearing on Aug 18.”
“Fines for breaching a PSPO are currently at £100, but Derbyshire says the government is expected to issue new guidance which could see them raise to £500.”
“The rescue unfolded on Saturday, July 25, around 3:50 p.m.”
“While Cumberland Council has a team of 25 officers issuing parking tickets, they are spread across the whole authority area”
“A citizen flagged down a park ranger near mile marker 15 on Highway 178 in the Kern River Canyon, outside Bakersfield.”
“Judge Mr Justice Hilliard has called for an explanation about the absence of forms used to monitor burial or cremation in the Bush case.”
“According to the agency, the aerial team made three search passes before a tactical flight officer spotted the woman at the bottom of a steep cliff, clinging to the underside of a rock and partially submerged in the swift, cold water.”
“Officials said strong currents, cold temperatures and submerged hazards can overwhelm people in a matter of seconds.”
“The studio agreed to provide photographs in 15 different themes for Rs 13,500.”
“the studio delivered only 14 incomplete themes instead of the promised 15.”
“directed it to pay Rs 5,000 as compensation for mental agony and Rs 3,000 towards litigation costs within 45 days.”
“in an order dated July 16, held a photography studio liable for deficiency in service after it failed to deliver all the promised birthday photos and instead provided AI-generated images.”
“after the photoshoot was completed on February 1, 2026.”
“The studio had promised to deliver all the photographs by February 6.”
“directed Cordlife Sciences India to pay over Rs 2.16 lakh to a couple after it discarded their newborn's umbilical cord blood sample over delay in payment.”
“directed it to refund the Rs 6,490 paid by the couple with 6 per cent annual interest”
“pay Rs 2 lakh as compensation for mental agony and loss”
“Rs 10,000 towards litigation costs”
“The state is entitled to 7.19% of the power of the composite state of Punjab from the Bhakra Nangal project with effect from Nov 1, 1966, and from Beas project with effect from the dates of production in Unit I and Unit II.”
“Punjab and Haryana will provide 13,066 MU of energy arrears to HP at 871 MU per annum over 15 lean seasons (Oct-March), in the inter‑se ratio of 58:42 (Bhakra Nangal project) and 60:40 (Beas projects).”
“The state has a habit of defying decrees and old habits die hard.”
“In the interest of justice, two weeks time is granted to Punjab to reconsider and clarify its stand.”
“Given the fact that it is a 15-year-old decree passed on a 30-year-old original suit seeking resolution of a 60-year-old inter-state dispute”
“It is false to say Aarti demanded Rs 40 lakh for herself.”
“scheduled to be held on August 16 in Chennai.”
“seeking the return of at least $5 million that it claims was misappropriated”
“only five high courts have published a budget on their websites for FY 2025-26 while none has published the criteria governing case allocation.”
“Of the 813 judges in the higher judiciary, only 87 have publicly disclosed their assets even as only two high courts publish disciplinary sanction orders pertaining to district judicial officers.”
“despite more than three and a half years having passed, no appointment materialised.”
“The case has been registered under Sections 197(1)(d) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) relating to acts against national integration, 352 for insult intended to provoke a breach of peace, and 353(1) for public mischief, officials said.”
“The offences carry punishments ranging from two to three years of imprisonment, along with a fine, or both, depending on the specific provision.”
“According to the FIR, the complainant alleged that the video was likely to promote hostility and disturb public order and communal harmony.”
“transferred the case to Karnataka for further investigation”
“The Centre's tougher anti-paper leak law has officially come into force from Saturday after President Droupadi Murmu gave her assent to the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026”
“investigations into paper leak cases must now be completed within two months”
“states and Union Territories will be required to set up fast-track courts, which must complete trials within three months”
“Minimum imprisonment of five years”
“Maximum imprisonment of 10 years”
“Fine of up to Rs 50 lakh”
“Minimum imprisonment of seven years”
“Fine of up to Rs 10 crore”
“The legislation identifies 15 offences related to public examinations”
“Four FIRs had piled up against her in Kolkata by the time of her arrest”
“She was produced before Alipore court and remanded to judicial custody until June 13”
“Panoli walked free on June 6 after Calcutta HC granted her interim bail on a Rs 10,000 bond”
“The Supreme Court, hearing a plea by Wazahat Khan — whose complaint had triggered Panoli's arrest and who himself faced FIRs in five states for allegedly hate-filled posts against Hindus — stayed coercive action against him”
“Ruchika Singh was named in a zero FIR filed in Noida on July 29”
