It doesn’t take long for Sir Paul Stephenson, once the most powerful police officer in the country, to despair. We are 55 minutes into proceedings inside court seven at Westminster Magistrates’ Court, when it’s clear sentencing for the second case of the day can’t go ahead. The probation officer tasked with writing a pre-sentencing report went on holiday and nobody bothered to tell anyone, prompting the presiding magistrate to apologise to the convicted criminal for his wasted £150 round trip fr
Dozens of students at an all-girls elementary school were among those killed amid the U.S.-Israel strikes in the country Saturday, Iranian officials said....
Team USA hockey player Brady Tkachuk described his post-game drug test experience that nearly caused him to miss team celebrations following their Olympic gold medal victory....