A newly proposed legislation that would allow prisoners in Massachusetts to trade organ donation for a reduced jail time has been proposed by the state’s lawmakers.
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AUSTRALIA: Indigenous Features Replace Royal Family On New Bank Notes
The image of King Charles III will not be replacing that of Queen Elizabeth II as a feature on new Australian bank notes.
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Priscilla Presley Mount Legal Challenge To Lisa Marie Presley’s Will
Days after the sudden death of Lisa Marie Presley, her Mum, Priscilla Presley has filed court papers contesting the “authenticity and validity” of her daughter ‘s will.
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FAKE NURSING DIPLOMA: 25 Charged In FBI Crackdown On Fraudulent Scheme
A joint federal law enforcement operation, Justice Department officials have brought down a massive, coordinated scheme to sell false and fraudulent nursing degree credentials.
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GHANA: Nigerian LGBTQ Rights Activist Bags Traditional Title
Nigerian born gay rights activist, Davis Mac Iyalla has been installed Amankorehen of the Yamonransa Nkusukum traditional area in the Central Region of Ghana and has pledged to use his title to defend human rights.
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UK: Court Orders Abused Woman To Allow Abuser Live In Her House And Pay His £35k Legal Fee
A woman who faced years of sexual abuse at the hands of her mother’s lover has been ordered by a court to pay him (abuser) £35,000 – and let him live in the home she owns.
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UK: Matt Hancock Called Murderer In An Assault Incident On Packed Tube Carriage
A 61-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of assaulting former health secretary Matt Hancock on the London Underground.
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GERMANY: Jewish Group Sue Twitter For Leaving Flagged Anti-Semitic Posts Online
Two groups in Germany are suing Twitter over claims the microblogging network failed to remove six posts attacking Jewish people and denying the Holocaust, after they were flagged.
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PORTUGAL: White Card Debuts In In Portuguese Football Match
It was a historical moment for football in Portugal on Saturday, January 21, when a white card was given for the first time in the sport.
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INDIA: Modi Invokes Emergency Laws To Ban BBC Gujarat Riots Documentary
The Indian government has invoked emergency laws to block a BBC documentary examining the role of the prime minister, Narendra Modi, during riots in the western state of Gujarat in 2002.
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