Author: Dave Carter

According to a report from the court, a woman lost her life amid a violent turf war involving rival drug gangs. Joanne Penney, aged 40, was tragically shot and killed as she opened the door at Llys Illtyd flats in Talbot Green, Rhondda Cynon Taf, on 9 March. The prosecution revealed that she was fatally… Continue reading Joanne Penney shot dead in Talbot Green drug turf war – trial

Mohammed Umar Khan, a 15-year-old boy, has been sentenced to life with a minimum term of 16 years for the lunch break murder of fellow pupil Harvey Willgoose at Sheffield’s All Saints Catholic High School in February. Mrs. Justice Naomi Ellenbogen revealed Khan’s identity during the sentencing at Sheffield Crown Court. Harvey’s mother, Caroline Willgoose,… Continue reading Mohammed Umar Khan detained for life for Harvey Willgoose murder

Tracey Connelly, the mother of Baby P, has once again found herself in the spotlight due to her parole hearing after being recalled to prison for breaching her license conditions. The parole hearing revealed that she was sent back to prison after starting a relationship with a man she met online without notifying the officials… Continue reading Mother of Baby P begins latest bid for release

Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey has called for Prince Andrew to appear before MPs to provide evidence regarding his leasing of the Royal Lodge. This request comes amid calls for increased transparency into royal finances and the operations of the independently-run Crown Estate, which facilitated the prince’s lease of the Windsor mansion. Prime Minister… Continue reading Prince Andrew should face MPs over Royal Lodge lease, says Davey

Colin Smyth, a former Labour MSP, has recently faced legal troubles after being accused of possessing indecent images of children and voyeurism. The 52-year-old appeared in Dumfries Sheriff Court where he did not enter a plea and was granted bail. The South Scotland MSP was apprehended following a search of his residence in Dumfries on… Continue reading MSP in court accused of possessing indecent images and voyeurism

A public inquiry into the Southport knife attacks has revealed that a mental health assessment conducted just six days before the tragic incident deemed the killer to pose no risk to others, a conclusion that has been criticized as “wholly inappropriate and wrong.” It was noted during the inquiry that the child and adolescent mental… Continue reading Southport killer's risk to others was overlooked, inquiry told

In an unprecedented case linked to a gangland feud in central Scotland, Liam McDermid has admitted to being involved in serious and organised crime. McDermid, 25, attempted to use a metal detector in an effort to locate a hidden Glock pistol in undergrowth at Edinburgh’s Roseburn Path back in June. Despite his efforts, Police Scotland… Continue reading Man involved in gang feud admits hunting for hidden gun

Irish police have stated that the violence that erupted during a protest outside a hotel housing asylum seekers in Dublin was organized online. Six individuals were arrested, with five of them facing charges, after Irish police were assaulted with bricks, fireworks, and glass bottles at the Citywest Hotel in Saggart on Tuesday night. The protest… Continue reading Dublin: Violence outside Citywest migrant hotel orchestrated online, Irish police say

Tia Costell, like many young adults in their mid-20s, is struggling to find affordable housing in London. She highlighted the challenges of renting in the city due to high prices and limited availability. This issue is not unique to Tia, as many individuals across the country, especially in London, face similar difficulties in securing a… Continue reading Elizabeth line: Has it led to a rise in rental prices?

At De Montfort University in Leicester, academics have been equipped with the skills to identify signs of artificial intelligence (AI) in students’ work. The university is navigating the challenge of encouraging the ethical use of AI by students while also preventing them from gaining an unfair advantage. Dr Abiodun Egbetokun, an associate professor at the… Continue reading The lecturers learning to spot AI misconduct