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observer.co.uk > opinion-and-ideas > leaders > article > the-betrayal-of-daphne

The betrayal of Daphne

1+ week, 8+ hour ago   (340+ words) Sunday 6 September 2026 A few minutes after jurors acquitted Yorgen Fenech of involvement in the murder of the investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, a tearful policeman outside the courtroom in Malta said he couldn’t understand what had happened. He is not…...

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observer.co.uk > news > technology > article > jurors-couldnt-come-to-a-decision-on-the-lindsay-clancy-case-but-ai-models-can

Jurors couldn’t come to a decision on the Lindsay Clancy...

6+ day, 2+ hour ago   (279+ words) Monday 7 September 2026 In China, the process is already under way. In an experiment in Shenzhen it was found that judges came to clear decisions 50 per cent faster in 2024 using an AI tool to examine evidence, leading to the tool being…...

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observer.co.uk > news > national > article > middlesbrough-crash-tributes-paid-to-two-police-officers-among-seven-killed-in-wrong-way-collision

Middlesbrough crash: Tributes paid to two police officers...

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (434+ words) Sunday 23 August 2026 Police have urged social media users to stop sharing AI-generated images of two police officers who died following a car crash on the A66, said local MP Anna Turley. Seven people including the officers have died in the crash,…...

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observer.co.uk > news > national > article > how-sally-anne-bowens-crimes-against-her-pupils-finally-came-to-light

How Sally-Anne Bowen’s crimes against her pupils finally...

2+ week, 8+ hour ago   (1654+ words) Sunday 30 August 2026 In the cafe, one pupil started waving a porn magazine at her. It was a brief provocation, inappropriate but ultimately harmless, and Gareth’s friends soon tired of their game and sloped off back to school. But Gareth, which…...

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observer.co.uk > news > politics > article > posh-george-cottrells-overseas-business-closes-as-reform-donation-investigation-continues

‘Posh George’ Cottrell’s overseas business closes as Refo...

3+ week, 7+ hour ago   (460+ words) Sunday 23 August 2026 A business in Montenegro run by the convicted fraudster George Cottrell has been quietly shut down. Private Family Office, which is linked to Reform UK donations that are under investigation by the Metropolitan Police, is a limited company…...

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observer.co.uk > news > national > article > its-unprecedented-but-the-new-normal-fire-service-chief-sounds-alarm-about-lack-of-resources

‘It’s unprecedented – but the new normal’: fire service c...

4+ week, 7+ hour ago   (1001+ words) Summer sale – 50% off Sunday 16 August 2026 Fire services did not have enough resources to immediately respond to all the wildfires in the UK last week, the country’s most senior firefighter has warned. Phil Garrigan, chair of the National Fire Chiefs Council,…...

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observer.co.uk > news > national > article > a-chilling-effect-palestine-action-barrister-speaks-out-about-contempt-case

‘A chilling effect’: Palestine Action barrister speaks ou...

3+ week, 7+ hour ago   (1085+ words) Sunday 23 August 2026 The first barrister in British history to face prosecution for a closing speech – in this case delivered to a jury during a Palestine Action trial – has described how he missed making a last visit to see his father…...

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observer.co.uk > news > national > article > middlesbrough-hopes-for-meaningful-change-after-shock-of-nine-deaths-in-a-week

Middlesbrough hopes for meaningful change after shock of...

1+ week, 8+ hour ago   (801+ words) Sunday 6 September 2026 When David Ions woke up in hospital 18 years ago, handcuffed to the bed, he turned to a nurse and said: “Why the fuck am I still alive?” Ions, and plenty of others like him, are the dabs of…...

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observer.co.uk > listen > the-news-meeting > has-tupac-shakurs-murder-finally-been-solved

Has Tupac Shakur???s murder finally been solved?

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (9+ words) Has Tupac Shakur’s murder finally been solved? The Observer...

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observer.co.uk > opinion-and-ideas > letters > article > the-public-is-best-served-by-a-prison-system-that-rehabilitates

The public is best served by a prison system that rehabil...

4+ week, 7+ hour ago   (1387+ words) Summer sale – 50% off Sunday 16 August 2026 Rachel Sylvester’s article on the new “Scandi wings” at HMP Wandsworth offers a timely and hopeful reminder that prison reform is not about being soft on crime. It is about being smart on crime. (“‘Scandi…...

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