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Just days before most Indiana schools start, a sex education law will remain on the books after a federal judge's decision.

HONG KONG -- Hong Kong's High Court declined an application by the government to ban the pro-democracy song "Glory to Hong Kong" on Friday, warni

So this is really, really a health issue, not an environment issue. a police force which returned a shotgun certificate to a man, just weeks before he committed one of the uks worst mass shootings, still needs to make improvements, according to the police watchdog. 22—year—old jake davison shot and killed four people in plymouth, in august 2021. the police watchdog says that, since then, devon and cornwall police has significantly improved firearms licensing practices, but still needs to tac...

The High Court of Hong Kong has rejected a government’s injunction to ban the pro-democracy protest song “Glory to Hong Kong.” High Court’s ruling: In Judge Anthony Chan’s ruling, he noted that banning the song undermines freedom of expression and could potentially cause a “chilling effect,” according to Reuters. “I am unable to see a solid basis for believing that the invocation of the civil jurisdiction can assist in the enforcement of ...

Disabled passengers double to fly from the uk, the bbc has found. thats despite uk and european guidance urging companies to help with the costs. campaigners say the rules are discriminatory and mean they are in effect charged double when they fly from british airports. a police force which returned a shotgun certificate to a man, just weeks before he committed one of the uks worst mass shootings, still needs to make improvements. 22—year—old jake davison shot and killed four people in plymo...

Step Back in Time features news items from The Daily Star 25 and 50 years ago.

Step Back in Time features news items from The Daily Star 25 and 50 years ago.

Decision marks latest leg of long-running patent war with Chinese rival | Opponent faces a choice between a licensing agreement or an injunction.

The Rhode Island Association of Coastal Taxpayers is seeking a preliminary injunction against enforcement of the law, which they say is unconstitutional taking.

Step Back in Time features news items from The Daily Star 25 and 50 years ago.