Man to Stand Trial on Multiple Voyeurism Charges Spanning 16 Years

Stephen McCullagh, a 36-year-old Lisburn man held at HMP Maghaberry, faces 19 charges including voyeurism, making indecent photographs, and possessing indecent photographs, according to court reports from Belfast Crown Court. Judge Patrick Lynch lifted a previous reporting restriction on Thursday following a media request, allowing the case to proceed under the principle of open justice. … Read more

Auckland FC Signs Marley Leuluai on Scholarship Deal

The defensive midfielder made 14 appearances in the Premier League 2 competition during his time with Burnley’s Under-21s and reserve teams, bringing European academy experience back to the A-League. Auckland FC Secures Marley Leuluai After Burnley Stint Leuluai joins Auckland FC ahead of their upcoming title defense, bringing valuable experience from English football. According to … Read more

Lindsay Clancy Juror Reveals Doubts But Refused Acquittal, Foreperson Says

Lindsay Clancy Jury Foreperson Details Deadlock and Lone Holdout’s Reasonable Doubt Three members of the jury in the Lindsay Clancy triple-murder trial have broken their silence, revealing that an 11-to-1 consensus to acquit by reason of insanity collapsed after a single male juror admitted he held reasonable doubt but still refused to vote not guilty. … Read more

Darryl Young Found Guilty of Bogie Triple Murder and Attempted Murder

North Queensland cattle station owner Darryl Valroy Young, 63, was found guilty of three counts of murder and one count of attempted murder following a jury verdict delivered in the Townsville Supreme Court. According to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC News) and Seven Network (7NEWS), Young shot and killed married couple Mervyn Schwarz, 71, Maree … Read more

Karl Stefanovic Tipped to Replace Kyle Sandilands After Jackie O Feud

Talks of media personality Karl Stefanovic replacing shock jock Kyle Sandilands emerged during Federal Court hearings as ARN faced scrutiny over a high-profile on-air bust-up with co-host Jackie Henderson. According to court documents and barrister Vanja Bulut, ARN executives discussed bringing in Stefanovic after Henderson expressed she could no longer work with Sandilands following the … Read more

Andrew and Tristan Tate Lawyers Urge US Judge to Release Them from Jail

Social media influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate are fighting extradition to the United Kingdom from a Miami jail, where their lawyers argue their massive public visibility makes fleeing impossible. According to court filings submitted to a Miami federal court on Friday, the brothers face British Crown Prosecution Service charges including rape, assault, and facilitating trafficking … Read more

UK Denies Bail for Chinese Captain of Detained Shadow Fleet Tanker

The UK legal system is preparing for the trial of Ajay Pant, a Chinese national and captain of the Smyrtos, a shadow fleet tanker detained in the English Channel. Charged with violating international sanctions by transporting Russian oil, Pant faces up to 10 years in prison. His case, scheduled for December 15, serves as a … Read more

Prosecution Defends Psychiatrist as Witness in VP Sara Impeachment Trial

The House prosecution team has officially reserved a psychiatrist as a witness for the upcoming Senate impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte. Spokesperson Rep. Zia Alonto Adiong and private prosecutor Benjamin Tolosa Jr. confirmed on June 26, 2026, that the expert will provide an objective assessment of death threats allegedly made by the Vice … Read more

Rotorua triple murder trial delayed: New date set for Justin Jeffries case

Justin Matthew Jeffries, a 52-year-old man from Mamaku near Rotorua, is facing trial for a triple murder after pleading not guilty on the grounds of insanity. The legal proceedings have encountered scheduling delays, pushing the anticipated start of the trial further into next year. Details of the Charges Jeffries is charged with the murder of … Read more

First Hearing in Andrie Yunus Case Set for April 29

The case files of four Indonesian National Armed Forces (TNI) soldiers have been transferred to the Jakarta Military Court II-08 in connection with the acid attack against activist Andrie Yunus. The Jakarta Military Court received the files on Thursday, April 16, 2026, at approximately 09:45 AM, according to Navy Major Arin Fauzan, the court’s spokesperson. … Read more