Russian cargo ship sinks in the Mediterranean, leaving 2 crew missing

Triple knife killer Valdo Calocane, who has paranoid schizophrenia, was not prescribed long-lasting antipsychotics due to his aversion to needles, as revealed in a damning report highlighting failures in his care. The report also exposed 15 other cases of patients under the same mental health trust committing serious acts of violence, including one individual stabbing five people in a weekend. Calocane's violent behavior, which included holding flatmates "hostage" and attacking a police officer, ultimately led...

Counter-Intelligence Kashmir detained five individuals for allegedly aiding anti-national elements by smuggling SIM cards to terrorists in jails. The investigation will examine the involvement of telecom service providers, with more arrests expected. The suspects are suspected of collaborating with terrorists to facilitate communication and coordination within the prison system. Full Article

Minh Quang Pham, who pleaded guilty to federal terrorism charges nine years ago for plotting a suicide bombing at Heathrow Airport in London in support of Al Qaeda’s Yemeni affiliate, was sentenced to 44 years in prison. Pham received military training in Yemen from Anwar al-Awlaki, a leader of the Al Qaeda affiliate, before planning the bombing. Despite initially being sentenced to 40 years in prison in 2016, his conviction was vacated and he entered...

One person was killed and another was seriously injured in a shooting at an apartment building in Etobicoke. The incident occurred at the building, but further details about the shooting were not provided in the article. Police are investigating the shooting, but no additional information was given in the video. Full Article

The Ministry of Justice in England and Wales is removing the three-year time limit for child sexual abuse victims to sue for damages, following recommendations from the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse led by Prof Alexis Jay. The reforms will also encourage employers to apologize for the actions of current or former employees, with bills expected to be brought before Parliament in the next year. Additionally, the government is introducing mandatory reporting duties for...

Google has updated its "AI Principles" to no longer include a pledge to avoid using AI for harmful applications like weapons and surveillance, citing a global competition for AI leadership and the need for democracies to lead in AI development. The company now states it will only proceed with AI projects where benefits outweigh risks and will adhere to international law and human rights principles. The changes reflect Google's ambitions to expand AI services to...