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    Yella Beezy verdict, trial update: Rapper Markies Conway convicted of hiring gunman who killed MO3 Melvin Noble

    Prosecutors said the killing was the result of an yearslong escalating feud between Yella Beezy Markies Conway and MO3 Melvin Noble.

    Protect Sheikh Hasina if she returns to Dhaka: UK leaders to govt

    Six British politicians have asked the UK government to seek assurances from Bangladesh that former prime minister Sheikh Hasina will not be executed if she returns to the country in December. They have also called for an independent review of the legal proceedings that led to her death sentence for crimes against humanity.

    Sweden amends constitution to allow revoking citizenship of dual nationals

    Sweden's parliament has approved a constitutional amendment that enables revocation of citizenship for dual nationals. This change affects individuals obtaining citizenship fraudulently or committing serious crimes against national interests. The outgoing government had identified organized crime as a potential basis for this action, but the implementation depends on the next government. Civil rights groups expressed concerns about creating inequalities in citizenship rights.

    On and off since 2007, married in 2017: The long relationship behind wife Laura Gallacher who stood by Russell Brand

    Russell Brand and Laura Gallacher's relationship spans nearly two decades, starting in 2007 and reconnecting in 2015. They married in 2017 and have three children together, including a son born in 2023. Brand was recently convicted of sexual offences and sentenced to ten years and six months in prison. Despite the conviction, Laura has remained supportive of Brand through his legal troubles.

    How would impeaching Pentagon chief Hegseth work?

    US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth could face a House impeachment vote over alleged abuse of power, including the decision to go to war with Iran without congressional approval. The explainer looks at the impeachment process, the hurdles to Senate conviction, the political timeline and historical precedents involving Cabinet secretaries and US presidents.

    Malaysia's ex-leader Najib moved from prison to house arrest after court clears transfer

    Najib Razak, Malaysia's former Prime Minister, has been transferred to house arrest from prison. He is serving a reduced six-year sentence linked to a corruption case. The transfer was approved by the Kuala Lumpur High Court following previous legal hurdles. Najib still faces a separate 15-year sentence linked to additional corruption charges that is under appeal. He maintains his innocence regarding all allegations tied to the 1MDB scandal.

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