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Labor referred to corruption body over gambling donors

Independent MPs have called out the federal government for taking donations from gambling companies as negotiations continue on betting ad reforms.

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Flag Ship Acquisition Q1 Earnings Call Highlights

Flag Ship Acquisition (NASDAQ:ETHZ), referred to by executives as Forum Markets during its first-quarter 2026 earnings call, said it is continuing to build its platform around tokenized real-world assets while also using capital for share repurchases and evaluating strategic alternatives. Chairman

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Gatto's son-in-law asks for less jail than co-accused

The son-in-law of underworld figure Mick Gatto, who was caught trafficking up to $12 million of cocaine, has pleaded for a lighter sentence than his co-accused.

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Families affected by Manchester Arena attack say MI5 must be more open to scrutiny

In a letter to Keir Starmer, they say MI5 failed them and the Security Service must be included in a law to stop cover-ups

The Guardian - UK

Senior judges reveal regret at handing out ‘unfair’ indefinite jail terms and call for scandal to be ‘put right’

Exclusive: ‘I have been a part of the system that is wrong. I feel that I ought to be part of the system to put it right,’ says one judge who backs proposals to help those trapped under the ‘unfair’ sentence

The Independent UK

Coroner raises concerns about police firearms training after man fatally shot

Sean Fitzgerald was shot in the chest by an armed officer in Coventry in 2019.

The Independent UK

Woman caused death of Manchester Arena bomb hero while overtaking cyclist

Darron Coster died three months after telling a public inquiry how he used his military police training to help survivors

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Woman trafficked from Australia to Sudan describes ‘agonising struggle’ to reunite with her children

Court hears victim impact statement after Victorian man convicted of exit trafficking his former wife

The Guardian - AU

Trial begins for man accused of exit trafficking wife

A man has denied deceiving his wife into returning to Sudan without telling her he had cancelled her Australian visa, on the first day of a jury trial.

AAP

Met chief defends force for not arresting chanters of ‘jihad’ at anti-Israel protest

Mark Rowley says laws should be changed if politicians want tougher action taken

The Guardian - UK

Arena bomber Salman Abedi ‘murdered 22 innocent victims’, inquest rules

Sir John Saunders, chairman of the public inquiry into the terror attack, acting as a coroner, released details of his conclusions on Wednesday.

The Independent UK

Pride of Estonia: Paul Keres, one of the best to never hold chess world crown

A top player for a quarter of a century and a national hero immortalised on coins, the fates denied him a match for the world title

The Guardian - UK

Inquest to be held for Manchester Arena bomber

Suicide bomber Salman Abedi murdered 22 people in the terror attack

The Independent UK

Call for 'urgent action' to better protect fans and staff at large music venues

Ensuring proper provision of medical care 'does not seem to have got any further forward', says Arena bomb inquiry chairman

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'Independent source' needed to make sure security services keep to Arena bombing recommendations

'It is very easy for new priorities to push the implementation of recommendations from inquiries down the 'to do' list'

The Independent UK

Slow progress in some areas after Manchester Arena attack inquiry, chairman says

Sir John Saunders said it is important recommendations from public inquiries are not forgotten.

Manchester Evening News

The Manchester Arena bombing inquiry is over, but the fight for lasting change isn't

Families are urging the government to make sure organisations continue to learn from the mistakes of the past

Manchester Evening News

Mancunian Way: Meeting expectations?

The strikes are off PLUS leopard print Julie AND Arena outrage

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Manchester Arena bombing inquiry: Families slam 'excuses' and call on police and government to act to ensure lessons are learned

As three year £32m inquiry comes to a close, families vent fury at government attempts to 'block' regulation of healthcare at large events and police 'failure' to train all cops to treat seriously injured casualties

Manchester Evening News

Thousands at risk because healthcare at large events is 'unregulated', Arena inquiry hears

The government is being by the Care Quality Ciommission to regulate healthcare at big events like concerts and music festivals to prevent 'unsafe care, abuse and deaths'

Manchester Evening News

Manchester Arena Inquiry: Government urged to regulate healthcare at big events to prevent 'unsafe care, abuse and deaths'

The Care Quality Commission is lobbying the Department of Health and Social Care to bring the 'unregulated' sector under its sphere, to enable it to take action against poor providers

Manchester Evening News

Mancunian Way: Manchester's got everything except a late-night tram

PLUS 'Arena attack is in our DNA' AND 'Fight for the North'

Manchester Evening News

Manchester Arena Inquiry: Fire chief apologises for 'wholly inadequate and totally ineffective' response

'We let people down when they needed us the most'

Manchester Evening News

Manchester Arena Inquiry: Top cop says Greater Manchester Police has learned lessons from its failures

Deputy Chief Constable Terry Woods said the attack was now 'in the DNA' of the force, which was now 'far better prepared'

The Independent UK

More training for ambulance staff following Manchester attack ‘could take years’

The response by the emergency services to the bombing, which killed 22 people on May 22 2017, was criticised following an inquiry.

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