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Mumbai: Harbour line local services from CSMT resumed after brief disruption - Vimarsana News

Mumbai: Harbour line local services from CSMT resumed after brief disruption

The services were stopped due to external cable hanging on Overhead (OHE) wire near Reay road station.

'Smoke in the cargo': Qantas flight from S'pore to London makes U-turn to Azerbaijan airport - Vimarsana News

'Smoke in the cargo': Qantas flight from S'pore to London makes U-turn to Azerbaijan airport

A Qantas flight from Singapore to London has been diverted to Baku, Azerbaijan, because of a technical issue in the cockpit. Read more at stomp.straitstimes.com

UK-UAE travel: Emirates flight from Manchester to Dubai delayed due to technical issue - Vimarsana News

UK-UAE travel: Emirates flight from Manchester to Dubai delayed due to technical issue

An Emirates flight from Manchester to Dubai has been delayed due to a technical issue...

Gary Lineker apologises for BBC iPlayer issues during England World Cup game - Vimarsana News

Gary Lineker apologises for BBC iPlayer issues during England World Cup game

The broadcaster said it was working on fixing the problem as soon as possible.

Source: aol.co.uk
Habeas Case May Open Prison Door For Retroactive Innocents - Vimarsana News

Habeas Case May Open Prison Door For Retroactive Innocents

When the Supreme Court rules on criminal law, it sometimes makes prisoners retroactively innocent of their crimes. This court term, in a case involving a Missouri man imprisoned for over 20 years for possessing a gun as a felon, the court will clarify whether federal prisoners can file writs of habeas corpus after new case law makes them legally innocent.

Source: law360.com