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Notorious Dublin criminal Ian ‘Mad Dog’ Maloney, who was once an enforcer for gangland killer ‘Fat’ Freddie Thompson, has described his life of crime as “a mug’s game” as he apologised to his victims.

The notorious gangland figure Ian ‘Mad Dog’ Maloney has urged people to buy his new book of poetry that he says it will help “support sick children”.

162 ft yacht. but those reported trips never appeared on thomass financial disclosures, and thats important because under federal law, supreme court justices are required to file annual financial disclosures. looting gifts unless they fall under certain exemptions, which thomass trips did not. democrats are now calling for more scrutiny of the conservative justice and demanding tougher ethics rules for the high court. so to talk about all this, lets bring in stephen griffin, professor at tulane ...

Orfrom our website — that�*s bbc.co.uk/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello and welcome to bbc news — i�*m luxmy gopal. the commissioner of the metropolitan police, sir mark rowley, has said he needs greater powers to root out rogue officers. he says he�*s diverted around 90 officers from tackling serious crime and terrorism to carry out investigations of wrong—doing within the force. the met launched a major review after the conviction of a...

In 2002, has a checkered record of bringing those accused of wrong doing to justice. >> mr. thomas is guilty of crimes of enlisting children. >> reporter: the cause taking ten years to get its first conviction. thomas la banga of the democratic republic of congo sentenced for his role in recruiting child soldiers. focused on african states, taunting criticism of disproportionality. moammar gaddafi was charged with crimes against humanity in 2011. >> we sentence to those who commit crimes in liby...

Did he make? after the incoming d.a. stopped him from pursuing an indictment against the former president. he says that refusing to move forward with the charges was a grave failure of justice and said he believed that they had bits and pieces of evidence that would tie trump to these alleged crimes. now, he was -- he did not -- that was not a universal view within the d.a.s office. prosecutors resigned from the team because they thought they were moving too far ahead and sources told us last ye...

Charges, against that police officer as well. and then you go to, from the police department, now to the fire department, because so many people arrived on scene, and now theres these allegations of wrong doing. two emts fired last week, and now, we know that their licenses have been suspended. why is that? because theres the claim that they spent 19 minutes, despite the patient exhibiting clear signs of distress, so they did not render aid. and amara, this is important because they cant just go...

Takes a huge effort, where as a simple what jurorty ty jurorte in the knesset. >> they dont want to hear. >> some say its because of your corruption trial. that youre on trial right now for charges of bribery, fraud, breach of trust. you denied any wrong doing. youre fighting these charges. but what do you say to people who say, youre only trying to override the judiciary because of yourself and your own interests? >> none of the reforms -- thats false. none of the reforms that were talking abou...

Join tens of millions of people making the easy switch by downloading the app today. duckduckgo, privacy simplified. (upbeat music) afternoon on one of the many legal challenges former president donald trump is facing. this one coming from the "new york times" citing people with knowledge of the matter reporting that the manhattan d.a.s office will start presenting evidence to the grand jury today about the former presidents role in paying hush money to a porn star during his first presidential ...

Kind of international financial crimes related to trump himself, having nothing to do with the russia investigation. now they have this awkward piece of information that they didnt go there looking for but had dropped into their lap, and they decided, bill barr decided that rather than having durham refer that to another prosecutor, because it had nothing to do with his mandate at looking at the russia investigation, durham would keep control of it himself. they decided it was too credible and s...