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Mid Cheshire World Book Day 2023 photos, your wonderful images

WORLD Book Day is just around the corner! So we thought we'd take a little look back at the costumes children wore in Mid Cheshire during last…

Oberon Summer Colour Fun Run | Oberon Review

Locals in Oberon enjoy a day of fun, fitness, and a colourful mess at the Summer Colour Fun Run organized by Creative Community Concepts.

AFL star Ben Cousins poses for photos with fans at Queens Park Bulldogs match

Ben Cousins posed for photo with a glamorous fan at local football game in Perth It marked the second match Cousins has played for the Queens Park Bulldogs Cousins has returned to the footy field after a 10-year-long hiatus from the sport  He has been plagued by addiction and legal issues since AFL retirement in 2010 Cousins released from jail in November last year after his latest stint behind bars 

Alabama Vows To 'Fervently Defend' Justice Department Lawsuit Over Prison Conditions

Alabama Vows To 'Fervently Defend' Prison System Against Justice Department Lawsuit

DOJ sues Alabama, says prisoners subject to violence and sexual abuse

David McNew/AFP The Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against the State of Alabama and the Alabama Department of Corrections on Wednesday, alleging the state's prisons failed to protect inmates from violence and sexual abuse. The complaint alleges the state violated the Constitution's ban on cruel and unusual punishment by "failing to prevent prisoner-on-prisoner violence and sexual abuse, by failing to protect prisoners from the use of excessive force by security staff, and by failing to provide safe conditions of confinement." The lawsuit is the result of a multiyear investigation by the Justice Department, during which a settlement to improve conditions could not be reached with the state.

The Justice Department is suing Alabama, saying it failed to protect inmates from violence and sexual abuse committed by other inmates and prison staff

The Justice Department is suing Alabama, saying it failed to protect inmates from violence and sexual abuse committed by other inmates and prison staff INSIDER 10/12/2020 kvlamis@businessinsider.com (Kelsey Vlamis) © David McNew/AFP The complaint, which is the result of a multiyear investigation, alleges the state violated the Constitution's ban on cruel and unusual punishment. David McNew/AFP The Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against the State of Alabama and the Alabama Department of Corrections on Wednesday, alleging the state's prisons failed to protect inmates from violence and sexual abuse. The complaint alleges the state violated the Constitution's ban on cruel and unusual punishment by "failing to prevent prisoner-on-prisoner violence and sexual abuse, by failing to protect prisoners from the use of excessive force by security staff, and by failing to provide safe conditions of confinement."