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Brazil Court Orders Adele's 2015 Song Be Pulled Globally Over Plagiarism Claim
British pop superstar Adele's chartbuster "Million Years Ago" could be removed from all streaming services after a Brazilian court ordered the song be pulled worldwide over an ongoing plagiarism claim by Brazilian composer Toninho Geraes.
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Hindus Across Bangladesh Being Subjected To Death: UK MP In House Of Commons
UK member of Parliament Bob Blackman, chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for British Hindus, has raised concerns in the House of Commons over the attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh.
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UK To Arrest Netanyahu If He Visits, "Will Comply" With World Court Order
The British government indicated on Friday that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu could be arrested on an International Criminal Court arrest warrant if he travelled to the UK.
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"Hypothetical, Will Comply With Obligations": UK On Netanyahu Arrest Warrant
The British government indicated on Friday that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu could be arrested on an International Criminal Court arrest warrant if he travelled to the UK.
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Sara Sharif Case: Father Of Pak-British Girl, 10, "Hit Her Like Crazy" And Made Her Do Sit-Ups All Night
The father of Sara Sharif, a British-Pakistani 10-year-old girl whose death sparked an international manhunt last year, forced his daughter to do sit-ups all night because she hid his keys, a court heard earlier this week.
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Google Wins Trademark Lawsuit Over YouTube Shorts, Court Rules No Confusion
Google on Thursday defeated a trademark lawsuit brought by a British short film company over YouTube's short video platform Shorts, with London's High Court ruling there was no risk of confusion for consumers.
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Coldplay Concert Row: Petition In Bombay High Court Seeks Guidelines Against Ticket Scalping
A PIL has been filed in the Bombay High Court seeking guidelines to curb black marketing and ticket scalping at major events, in the backdrop of alleged foul play during the online tickets sale for British band Coldplay's concert in January 2025.
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Key Suspect Acquitted of Sexual Abuse Charges In Madeleine McCann Case
A suspect in the disappearance of British toddler Madeleine McCann was acquitted of unrelated sexual abuse charges by a court in the German city of Brunswick on Tuesday.
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Qualcomm's Antitrust Fine Confirmed by EU Court With Minor Reduction
Europe's second-highest court upheld an antitrust fine against Qualcomm, reducing it marginally. The fine was levied by the European Commission in 2019, which accused Qualcomm of selling chipsets below cost from 2009 to 2011, to undermine British phone software company Icera.
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Zoologist Adam Britton Faces 249-Year Jail For Raping, Killing Over 60 Dogs
The final hearing for the case involving zoologist Adam Britton, a British crocodile expert, was adjourned on Thursday after his lawyer produced a fresh report to the judge. The court will now hear the case in August.
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"UN Agency Is Lying": Rwanda Denies Claims On UK Asylum Seekers
Rwanda said the United Nations refugee agency had lied when it told a British court this week that asylum seekers sent to the East African country could be moved on again to states where they risked torture or death.
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British Judges' Resignations Put Hong Kong Rule Of Law In Spotlight
Two senior British judges recently resigned from Hong Kong's top appeals court as international concerns mounted over the rule of law in the city.
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Italy Court Convicts Amanda Knox In Slander Case Linked To Roommate's Murder
An Italian court found American Amanda Knox guilty of slander on Wednesday and handed her a three-year jail sentence in a case related to the murder of her British flatmate in 2017.
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Amanda Knox Back In Italian Court For Slander Retrial Linked To Roommate's Murder
Amanda Knox returned to court in Italy Wednesday for a slander case related to her infamous jailing, and later acquittal, for the murder of her British roommate in 2007.
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UK Says Flights Deporting Asylum Seekers To Rwanda To Start On July 23
The British government says it intends to begin deporting asylum seekers on July 23, court documents showed on Monday, although the controversial scheme is dependent on Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's Conservative parties winning the upcoming election.
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Brazil Court Orders Adele's 2015 Song Be Pulled Globally Over Plagiarism Claim
British pop superstar Adele's chartbuster "Million Years Ago" could be removed from all streaming services after a Brazilian court ordered the song be pulled worldwide over an ongoing plagiarism claim by Brazilian composer Toninho Geraes.
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Hindus Across Bangladesh Being Subjected To Death: UK MP In House Of Commons
UK member of Parliament Bob Blackman, chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for British Hindus, has raised concerns in the House of Commons over the attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh.
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UK To Arrest Netanyahu If He Visits, "Will Comply" With World Court Order
The British government indicated on Friday that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu could be arrested on an International Criminal Court arrest warrant if he travelled to the UK.
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"Hypothetical, Will Comply With Obligations": UK On Netanyahu Arrest Warrant
The British government indicated on Friday that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu could be arrested on an International Criminal Court arrest warrant if he travelled to the UK.
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Sara Sharif Case: Father Of Pak-British Girl, 10, "Hit Her Like Crazy" And Made Her Do Sit-Ups All Night
The father of Sara Sharif, a British-Pakistani 10-year-old girl whose death sparked an international manhunt last year, forced his daughter to do sit-ups all night because she hid his keys, a court heard earlier this week.
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Google Wins Trademark Lawsuit Over YouTube Shorts, Court Rules No Confusion
Google on Thursday defeated a trademark lawsuit brought by a British short film company over YouTube's short video platform Shorts, with London's High Court ruling there was no risk of confusion for consumers.
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Coldplay Concert Row: Petition In Bombay High Court Seeks Guidelines Against Ticket Scalping
A PIL has been filed in the Bombay High Court seeking guidelines to curb black marketing and ticket scalping at major events, in the backdrop of alleged foul play during the online tickets sale for British band Coldplay's concert in January 2025.
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Key Suspect Acquitted of Sexual Abuse Charges In Madeleine McCann Case
A suspect in the disappearance of British toddler Madeleine McCann was acquitted of unrelated sexual abuse charges by a court in the German city of Brunswick on Tuesday.
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Qualcomm's Antitrust Fine Confirmed by EU Court With Minor Reduction
Europe's second-highest court upheld an antitrust fine against Qualcomm, reducing it marginally. The fine was levied by the European Commission in 2019, which accused Qualcomm of selling chipsets below cost from 2009 to 2011, to undermine British phone software company Icera.
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Zoologist Adam Britton Faces 249-Year Jail For Raping, Killing Over 60 Dogs
The final hearing for the case involving zoologist Adam Britton, a British crocodile expert, was adjourned on Thursday after his lawyer produced a fresh report to the judge. The court will now hear the case in August.
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"UN Agency Is Lying": Rwanda Denies Claims On UK Asylum Seekers
Rwanda said the United Nations refugee agency had lied when it told a British court this week that asylum seekers sent to the East African country could be moved on again to states where they risked torture or death.
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British Judges' Resignations Put Hong Kong Rule Of Law In Spotlight
Two senior British judges recently resigned from Hong Kong's top appeals court as international concerns mounted over the rule of law in the city.
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Italy Court Convicts Amanda Knox In Slander Case Linked To Roommate's Murder
An Italian court found American Amanda Knox guilty of slander on Wednesday and handed her a three-year jail sentence in a case related to the murder of her British flatmate in 2017.
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Amanda Knox Back In Italian Court For Slander Retrial Linked To Roommate's Murder
Amanda Knox returned to court in Italy Wednesday for a slander case related to her infamous jailing, and later acquittal, for the murder of her British roommate in 2007.
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UK Says Flights Deporting Asylum Seekers To Rwanda To Start On July 23
The British government says it intends to begin deporting asylum seekers on July 23, court documents showed on Monday, although the controversial scheme is dependent on Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's Conservative parties winning the upcoming election.
