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Ministry of Justice

A justice ministry, ministry of justice, or department of justice, is a ministry or other government agency in charge of the administration of justice. The ministry or department is often headed by a minister of justice or a secretary of justice. In some countries, the head of the department may be ...

Also known as:UK Ministry of Justice

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Arts & entertainment3h ago

Cruz Beckham strips off on Miami jetty to promote new single

Cruz Beckham celebrated the release of his latest single Waste Your Pain by stripping off while standing on a jetty in coastal Miami on Friday, according to multiple reports. The musician had been badly sunburnt during his current stay in Florida.

Politics5d ago

Norway Proposes New Motor Traffic Law to Modernize 1977 Rules

The Norwegian government has proposed a major overhaul of the outdated 1977 motor traffic law, introducing new vehicle allowances and stricter penalties while increasing municipal authority over natural areas.

Arts & entertainmentApr 6

Liam Payne dies in Buenos Aires fall, Niall Horan expresses shock and guilt

Liam Payne died in October 2024 at age 31 after falling from a third-floor balcony at the CasaSur hotel in Buenos Aires, with major media reporting he was under the influence of alcohol, cocaine, and prescribed antidepressants. His bandmate Niall Horan learned of the death via text message after finishing his tour in Colombia, expressing shock and guilt over not realizing the extent of Payne's issues.

PoliticsApr 5

Court Rules Candidate List Public as Berg Municipality Refuses Disclosure

The Administrative Court of Appeal in Sundsvall has ruled that the list of management candidates for Berg Municipality is a public document, but the municipality has refused to disclose it. This comes as acting municipal director Fredrik Åström announced his intention to quit, prompting a recruitment process for a new director.

Crime & justiceApr 3

Judy Church convicted of murdering boyfriend with antifreeze

Judy Church has been convicted of first-degree murder for fatally poisoning her boyfriend Leroy Fowler with antifreeze, a case prosecutors described as premeditated and extremely cruel.

Economy & businessApr 2

Middle East War Triggers Global Energy Crisis, Straining Economies Worldwide

The escalating conflict in the Middle East has disrupted global energy markets, causing historic oil supply disruptions and dimming economic growth prospects worldwide. Energy importers and poorer countries are bearing the brunt of surging prices and supply chain bottlenecks.

Conflict & warApr 2

Iran threatens UK military sites as Strait of Hormuz blockade escalates conflict

Iran has directly threatened UK-linked military sites and fired missiles toward a British territory, marking a sharp escalation in tensions. The UK has reversed its policy to allow US defensive strikes from its bases while pledging to avoid ground combat, as global energy prices surge due to Iran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.

PoliticsMar 31

Sweden inaugurates large logistics building at Tofta shooting range

A new logistics building was officially inaugurated on Tuesday at the Tofta shooting range, consolidating the Gotland Regiment's functions. The facility, spanning almost 8,000 square meters, is the largest at the new P18 regimental area.

Arts & entertainmentMar 29

Taylor Swift Wins Seven Trophies at iHeartRadio Music Awards

Taylor Swift dominated the iHeartRadio Music Awards on Thursday, taking home seven trophies including Song of the Year and Best Pop Album. The ceremony at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles also featured a teleprompter mishap and an emotional award presentation.

HealthMar 29

Lewis Goodfield diagnosed with brain tumour after collapse in hospital

Lewis Goodfield was diagnosed with a grade two glioma in April 2025 after collapsing in agony in his A&E department in March, with a CT scan revealing a mass on his brain. The tumour was not cancerous, but the cause of his debilitating stomach issues remains unknown.

Economy & businessMar 29

UK Covid spending investigation reveals billions in taxpayer losses

An investigation into UK Health Security Agency spending during the Covid pandemic has uncovered massive taxpayer losses and systemic failures, with over £15 billion written off and billions more unaccounted for, according to Oxford University experts Prof Carl Heneghan and Dr Tom Jefferson.

Arts & entertainmentMar 29

Karen Hauer axed from Strictly after 14 years, sparking ageism and sexism claims

Karen Hauer has left Strictly Come Dancing after 14 years on the show, with reports indicating she was axed by boss Sarah James, leaving her distraught. Her departure has ignited accusations of ageism and sexism from friends, who cite her as the only female professional dancer over 40 on the program.

Crime & justiceMar 28

Influencer Braden Eric Peters arrested on battery charges in Florida

Braden Eric Peters, known online as Clavicular, was arrested in south Florida on Thursday on battery and conspiracy charges related to a February incident. He was released from custody on Friday after posting a $1,000 bond.

Crime & justiceMar 27

Swedish court increases sentence for IS-linked teen convicted of terror plot

A Swedish appeals court has increased the prison sentence for Faris Al Abdullah, a 19-year-old convicted of planning a terrorist attack in Stockholm's Kungsträdgården in the name of the Islamic State. The ruling follows his prior conviction for an attempted murder in Germany.

Human interestMar 27

Cancer survivor Vicky Keep marks 10-year milestone with Swedish canoe challenge

Vicky Keep, 51, is celebrating 10 years since her stage three lobular breast cancer diagnosis by planning a canoeing expedition along Sweden's Harken river in September to raise funds for charity.

Crime & justiceMar 24

Police arrest four in Malmö for attempted murder and robbery

Police in Malmö have arrested two teenagers for attempted murder after a stabbing on Östra Förstadsgatan, and two men for robbery and assault on Bergsgatan, with surveillance aiding the latter arrests.