ICC’s chief prosecutor, Karim Khan, to step aside until investigation ends | International criminal court
The chief prosecutor of the international criminal court, Karim Khan, will take a leave of…
ICC’s chief prosecutor, Karim Khan, to step aside until investigation ends | International criminal court
The chief prosecutor of the international criminal court, Karim Khan, will take a leave of absence until an investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct reaches a conclusion, the court has confirmed. Staff in the ICC’s prosecution division were told on Friday that Khan would temporarily step aside until an external investigation examining the allegations against…
Bono: Stories of Surrender review – megastar tries out humility in likable one-man show | Cannes film festival
The stadium-conquering rock superstar Bono finds a smaller arena than usual for this more intimate and much acclaimed “quarter-man” show, performed solo without his U2 bandmates Adam Clayton, David “The Edge” Evans and Larry Mullen Jr and filmed live on stage at New York’s Beacon theatre in 2023 by Andrew Dominik. It’s a confident, often…
Australian man captured while fighting for Ukraine jailed for 13 years | Ukraine
An Australian man captured by Russian forces while fighting for Ukraine has been jailed for 13 years on the charge of being a “mercenary”. Oscar Jenkins, a 33-year-old man from Melbourne, was convicted of being a “mercenary in an armed conflict” and sentenced on Friday to 13 years “in a strict regime penal colony” by…
Judge grants subpoenas in bankruptcy case of Deion Sanders’ son Shilo
The creditor who is owed more than $11 million from Deion Sanders’ son, Shilo, won a ruling from a federal bankruptcy judge Thursday that authorizes the creditor to obtain records from third parties related to an incident between him and Shilo Sanders in 2015. Bankruptcy Judge Michael E. Romero granted the request for the subpoenas,…
Venezuelans deported by Trump are victims of ‘torture’, lawyers allege | US immigration
Lawyers for 252 Venezuelans deported by the Trump administration and imprisoned in El Salvador for two months have alleged that the migrants are victims of physical and emotional “torture”. A law firm hired by the Venezuelan government said that it had been unable to visit the migrants in the mega-prison where they are locked up….
‘Something a bit naughty’: British snackers fall for the posh crisp | Snacks
When it comes to crisps, British appetites have traditionally been sated by a packet of Frazzles or a bag of Skips. But, according to chefs, supermarket insiders and social media, 2025 is gearing up to be the summer of the posh crisp. Jay Ledwich, a crisp buyer at Waitrose, said demand for premium and unusual…
