Mirror’s Daily Digest: Assisted Dying Bill Faces Parliament as UK Sees Largest Ever Data Breach
Jun, 21 2025

Mirror’s Daily Digest: Assisted Dying Bill Faces Parliament as UK Sees Largest Ever Data Breach

Today’s headlines are marked by two major events: the Assisted Dying Bill goes to a crucial Parliamentary vote, and authorities scramble to respond to what’s being called the largest data breach ever in UK history. Both stories ignite fierce public debate, with ethical, legal, and security implications.

UCL Responds to Sexual Assault Case Involving Former Student, Emphasizing Student Support
Jun, 20 2025

UCL Responds to Sexual Assault Case Involving Former Student, Emphasizing Student Support

UCL has spoken out on the high-profile sexual assault charges against ex-student Zhenhao Zou. The university reaffirmed its support for students and commitment to existing resources while urging respect for ongoing legal proceedings. The statement arrives as debate grows on how universities tackle such difficult cases.

Tommy Robinson’s Sentence Reduced After High Court Ruling on Contempt Case
May, 20 2025

Tommy Robinson’s Sentence Reduced After High Court Ruling on Contempt Case

Tommy Robinson is set for early release after the High Court cut his contempt of court sentence. The reduction comes as Robinson complied with orders to take down defamatory posts about Jamal Hijazi, a Syrian refugee he accused without evidence. The court demands strict future compliance.