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As his legal scandals continue, Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs is battling to dismiss claims made against him in a November sexual assault lawsuit.
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Business Insider2 sisters sued their insurer after it offered $5,000 to fix their wrecked home after a storm. They won $18 million.
A jury awarded sisters $18 million in damages from an insurance company after their home was flooded and they were offered just $5,000 for repairs.
- Birmingham Live
Amazon Fire TV Stick owners face prison 'for ten years' in harsh crackdown
The Police Intellectual Property Crime Unit (PIPCU) have launched a clampdown and individuals found distributing illegal streams have faced fines upwards of £50,000
- The Telegraph
Speeding magistrate given all-clear to punish other law-breaking motorists
A magistrate caught speeding on his way to court can continue to punish other law-breaking motorists, justice chiefs have ruled.
- The Independent
Appeals court rejects Trump’s attempt to throw out gag order in hush money trial
Mr Trump has already violated the gag order 10 times in the trial’s first few weeks
- The Guardian
Solicitor general to appeal over case of climate activist who held sign on jurors’ rights
Exclusive: Judge accused Robert Courts of ‘mischaracterising evidence’ against Trudi Warner
- The Hill
DOJ urges judge to start Steve Bannon prison sentence
Federal prosecutors asked the judge overseeing one-time Trump adviser Steve Bannon’s contempt of Congress case to order the start of his four-month prison sentence after an appeals court upheld the conviction last week. Lawyers with the Department of Justice filed a request Tuesday to District of Columbia Circuit Judge Carl Nichols, urging him to lift…
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Diana’s ex-chauffeur settles slander claim against BBC over Panorama interview
Stephen Davies was alleged to have leaked confidential information to Panorama as it tried to secure the 1995 interview with the princess.
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Appeals court upholds ruling requiring Georgia county to pay for a transgender deputy's surgery
A federal appeals court has upheld a lower court's ruling that a Georgia county illegally discriminated against a sheriff's deputy by failing to pay for her gender-affirming surgery. In its ruling Monday, the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said it was tasked with determining whether a health insurance provider can be held liable under the Civil Rights Act of 1964 for denying coverage for a procedure because an employee is transgender. Houston County Sgt. Anna Lange, an investigator for the Houston County sheriff's office, had sued Sheriff Cullen Talton and the county in 2019 after she was denied coverage.
- The Telegraph
The four-step ‘playbook’ the NHS uses to break whistleblowers
NHS managers use a playbook of tactics to silence whistleblowers that is “designed to break you”, according to doctors who have tried to raise patient safety concerns.
- The Telegraph
Hundreds of self-driving cars investigated over disregarding traffic rules
Google’s robot taxis are to be investigated by American regulators amid claims the self-driving cars flouted traffic laws.
- CityAM
JP Morgan in English legal battle with its European joint venture Viva Wallet
JP Morgan and the majority owner of Greek payments firm Viva Wallet are battling each other at a court this week over the valuation of its joint venture.
- Associated Press
Colorado city agrees to settle police beating lawsuit for $2.1 million
Colorado Springs leaders agreed Tuesday to pay $2.1 million to settle a federal lawsuit brought by a Black man who was punched and kicked by police during a traffic stop in 2022. City councilors voted to back the agreement to settle Dalvin Gadson's lawsuit, which still needs to be formally signed, city spokesperson Max D'Onofrio said. Gadson was stopped on Oct. 9, 2022, after police said they saw him driving slowly in a car without a license plate.
- Yorkshire Live
Man who played People's Postcode Lottery for eight years left fuming at 'win'
Chris Cork, from Manchester, was left fuming when he opened a People's Postcode Lottery package he thought was a big win - and found two bars of soap inside
- OK! Magazine
James Martin pictured on romantic stroll with glam new girlfriend after splitting from partner of 12 years
Saturday Kitchen star James Martin has been seen out and about with his rumoured new girlfriend, Kim Johnson, after ending a previous 12-year relationship earlier this year
- The Telegraph
No jail for fly-tippers caught when farmers blockaded their vans
A pair of fly-tippers who were caught when farmers blocked in their vans have been spared jail.
- Edinburgh Live
Princess Charlotte's sassy response when an aide tried to help her with a sweet gift
Princess Charlotte has always been a confident little girl, with her mum Kate Middleton once admitting that her daughter is 'the one in charge' - and she's not afraid to show it
- Birmingham Live
Hidden supermarket label on fruit and veg that shoppers have 'no idea' about
A mum has shared a supermarket food waste hack that has left people gobsmacked - and many have said they can't believe they never knew about it before
- People
Kate Upton Makes Bombshell Return to “Sports Illustrated Swimsuit” Cover in Red-Hot, Ruffled Bikini
The 2011 Rookie of the Year returns for the magazine's 60th Anniversary issue alongside fellow cover stars Chrissy Teigen, Gayle King and Hunter McGrady
- Edinburgh Live
Scottish holidaymakers face fines for what they wear in Spain - including in restaurants
Spain has introduced a number of strict laws for tourists in recent months, including two regarding what people can and can't wear
- OK! Magazine
Inside Olly Murs' 15 year feud with twin who changed name and banned contact after wedding bust-up
Olly Murs and his twin brother Ben have been locked in a bitter feud for 15 years, with the pair barely speaking since the singer found fame on The X Factor