High school near Toulouse set on fire with incendiary devices during France protests
A school in France was partially destroyed by a fire started by protesters. Regional officials condemned the act and called for penalties.
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The Martyr of the A10 Trial: Inass's Life Remains a Mystery as Torture Details Are Uncovered
At the trial of her parents in Blois, the identity of Inass Touloub, found dead on the A10 motorway in 1987, has been confirmed through DNA and passport records, but her childhood personality remains unknown.
A $1.5 million financial dispute between parents-in-law and the former son-in-law resurfaces after divorce
An ill-suited $1.5 million loan for home renovations, issued by the man's parents after the breakup, is being challenged by the wife in a court of appeal review.
The unexpected death of James Whitaker in 2026 and the drama surrounding Victoria Whitaker being excluded from the inheritance
Young Victoria Whitaker, who became an orphan at age 13 after her father's death, was excluded from the family's £3.6 million inheritance on grounds of mental health, while her half-brother took control of the estate.
Theodora Reprimands City of Paris for Appropriating 'Boss Lady' Slogan
Singer Theodora publicly criticized the City of Paris for using her nickname in a feminist campaign, accusing the municipality of trying to reclaim what belongs to her.
Child benefit fraud in Bihor: 16 persons investigated for damages of 1.9 million lei
The Oradea District Court Prosecutor's Office has opened a criminal file against 16 persons for fraud related to child-raising allowances, with the damage estimated at nearly 1.9 million lei.
Bucharest Court Rejects Dan Air's Request to Unblock Funds Blocked by Netopia
The court rejected the airline's claim to receive the funds withheld by payment processor Netopia, stating that the decision is not final and can be appealed.
Two employees of ABA Olt placed under pretrial detention for taking bribes
The two officials were detained after receiving money to reduce or eliminate fines imposed on economic operators in the mining sector.
The 'A10 Martyr' trial: Prosecution collapses after autopsy photographs are shown
In the courtroom of the Blois court, Halima El Bakhti fainted after viewing the crime scene photos and hearing details of the brutality endured by her daughter, Inass Touloub.
Charity fraud: two gang members ordered to repay more than £100,000 to charities
David Levi and Stephen Chesterman have been ordered to repay money obtained through charity fundraising fraud, including by using Pudsey Bear costumes.