Across several countries, justice and security dominated the day’s world headlines. In Britain, Superdry co-founder James Holder was jailed for eight years for rape, while police in Norfolk arrested a man near Prince Andrew’s home on suspicion of possessing an offensive weapon after reports of intimidating behaviour. In Australia, several women and children repatriated from Syrian camps after links to ISIS were met by police in Sydney and Melbourne, with multiple arrests underscoring the legal and political sensitivities of bringing them home. In the United States, a judge unsealed a note tied to Jeffrey Epstein’s first 2019 suicide attempt, reviving scrutiny of a case that still attracts intense public attention. And on Mount Everest, the spring climbing season has begun late, with hundreds of climbers pressing on despite soaring costs and fresh warnings over a dangerously unstable ice formation in the Khumbu Icefall.