内容摘要：The Met Police said it was "pleased" with the decision but acknowledged the incident must have been "distressing" for the actor.

The Met Police said it was "pleased" with the decision but acknowledged the incident must have been "distressing" for the actor.

It's thought Ricky may require further treatment in Thailand for another three to six months – adding significantly to the medical bills.A fundraiser to help meet the costs now facing his family has now raised more than £30,000. However, his treatment has already surpassed that figure.

An event will take place on 10 May at Lost Horizons in Bristol.The UN's top court is hearing Israel's response to a case brought by South Africa seeking an emergency halt to its offensive in Rafah.South Africa has also accused Israel of genocide in the Gaza war.

Israel, which has called South Africa's case "wholly unfounded" and "morally repugnant", responded on Friday accusing South Africa of bringing "biased and false claims".The words of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) have been subject to intense scrutiny since South Africa brought its case and it’s centred around the use of the word “plausible” in the ruling.

In January, the ICJ delivered an interim judgement - and one key paragraph from the ruling drew the most attention: “In the Court’s view, the facts and circumstances... are sufficient to conclude that at least some of the rights claimed by South Africa and for which it is seeking protection are plausible.”

This was interpreted by many, including some legal commentators, to mean that the court had concluded that the claim that Israel was committing genocide in Gaza was “plausible”.Google uses anti-competitive practices to dominate the market for online advertising technology, a UK watchdog has provisionally found.

The potentially unlawful behaviour could be harming thousands of UK publishers and advertisers, an investigation by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has warned.It accuses Google of preventing rivals from "competing on a level playing field" with its own tech for the billions of pounds spent by UK businesses on online advertising.

Google said the watchdog's findings were "flawed" and said it would respond.According to the CMA, the vast majority of businesses use Google’s services when placing digital ads on websites.