Tells Guardian outcome of ‘kangaroo court’ was predictable; vows to stay focused on UK constituents

Medical board seeks additional expert opinions

EC secretary confirms voter enrolment still ongoing

Dismislab analysis finds over 1,000 accounts flooding journalists, activists, rivals and media outlets with copy-pasted negative reviews

Families call for swift action against those named in the commission report

Police suspect the boys were kidnapped for ransom

Fakhrul, Salauddin welcome him

More than one lakh Bangladeshi expatriates living in 144 countries have registered as voters through the Postal Vote BD app in just 14 days since its launch, ahead of the 13th national election and referendum scheduled for February..According to an update on the Election Commission’s (EC)

Tulip used her power to get plots for her mother Rehana, brother Bobby, and sister Azmina.

Hasina sentenced to five years in prison, Rehana to seven years, and Tulip to two years

DSHE warns of action over exam disruptions or non-compliance

Tourists will be allowed to stay overnight. Six ships were approved to operate, but only three sails today

Jamaat-e-Islami Secretary General Mia Golam Porwar yesterday expressed doubts over the fairness of the upcoming national election

Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus yesterday pledged justice for members of the army, navy, and air force who were unfairly treated under the previous administration, alongside other deprived government officials and employees.

Syed Wasiful Islam has been appointed the new ameer of Tabligh Jamaat Bangladesh.

Fifteen parties meet as leaders push for a new ‘third force’

The government yesterday issued an ordinance to establish the long-desired Supreme Court secretariat with a view to ensuring full independence of the judiciary.

A special court is set to deliver a verdict today in the case filed over the Dhaka’s Purbachal plot scam against 17 people, including deposed prime minister Sheikh Hasina, her sister Sheikh Rehana, and niece British MP Tulip Siddiq.

Experts warn justice system ill-equipped to handle digital crimes

Three people were killed and at least nine others injured yesterday in a violent clash over a long-running land dispute in Kurigram’s Nageshwari upazila.