Author: Dave Carter

A manhunt has been initiated by the police after an asylum seeker, Hadush Gerberslasie Kebatu, who sexually abused a 14-year-old girl, was mistakenly set free from prison. Kebatu, an Ethiopian national who arrived in the UK via a small boat, had been incarcerated for 12 months due to the assault that took place in Epping,… Continue reading Manhunt for asylum seeker jailed for sexual assault mistakenly released

Six individuals have been sentenced for their involvement in a deliberate fire at a London warehouse providing assistance to Ukraine, at the request of Russia. The incident took place in Leyton, east London, on 20th March 2024, resulting in £1.3m in damages. Dylan Earl, the mastermind behind the attack, was recruited by the Wagner Group,… Continue reading Men jailed over arson attack for Russia on Ukrainian business in London

The coat of arms banner belonging to Prince Andrew has been taken down at Windsor Castle amidst ongoing controversy surrounding his association with the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The flag, associated with his membership in the Order of the Garter, which the prince renounced last week, used to be on display inside St George’s… Continue reading Prince Andrew's banner removed from chapel at Windsor Castle

A man who was found guilty of killing two men and disposing of their remains in suitcases near Clifton Suspension Bridge has been sentenced to life in prison. Yostin Mosquera, 35, denied the murders but was convicted by a jury at Woolwich Crown Court. The judge, Justice Bennathan, sentenced Mosquera to a minimum of 40… Continue reading Suitcase double murder: Yostin Mosquera given life sentence

During the China spying case, a crucial witness took the term “enemy” out of a witness statement that was submitted to prosecutors as it did not align with government policy at the time. Matthew Collins, deputy national security adviser, mentioned in a letter to MPs that the initial draft containing the term “enemy” was written… Continue reading China spy case witness removed 'enemy' from evidence under Tories

Plaid Cymru pulled off a historic win in Caerphilly, ending Labour’s century-long grip on the area. The Welsh Parliament by-election saw Plaid’s Lindsay Whittle emerge victorious, securing 47% of the votes and a sizeable majority of 3,848. This marked a significant swing of 27% away from Labour, which had held the seat in both Westminster… Continue reading Plaid Cymru wins Caerphilly by-election for Welsh Parliament

TikTok star HSTikkyTokky, known in real life as Harrison Sullivan, has admitted to charges of dangerous driving and driving without insurance after evading police for close to a year following a collision. The 24-year-old was wanted by Surrey Police in connection with a car crash that occurred in Virginia Water on 24 March the previous… Continue reading TikTok star HSTikkyTokky pleads guilty to driving offences

The legal team overseeing the Sheku Bayoh Inquiry has stepped down following the recent resignation of the chairperson. Senior counsel Angela Graham KC, Laura Thomson KC, and Jason Beer KC have been leading the questioning during the hearings into Mr. Bayoh’s death. Additionally, junior counsel Rachel Barrett and Sarah Loosemore have also resigned from their… Continue reading Legal team in Sheku Bayoh death inquiry resigns

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Prince Andrew, who recently announced he would no longer be using his royal titles, was found to have received tens of thousands of pounds from a British businessman with ties to a wealth management firm involved in a pension scam. The Duke of York’s financial dealings have long been a subject of scrutiny, especially following… Continue reading Prince Andrew took money from firm linked to ripped-off pensioners