Two men involved in a series of thefts targeting users of the gay dating app Grindr in London have been sentenced to a combined total of eight and a half years in prison. Mohammed Bilal Hotak, 21, and Rahmad Khan Mohammadi, 23, carried out 35 burglaries and 20 related fraud offenses over six months, stealing… Continue reading 'London's most prolific Grindr gang' jailed for over 8 years
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Third Palestine Action hunger striker on remand ends protest
A lengthy hunger strike involving detainees associated with the Palestine Action group has seen a significant development, as one of the participants has ended their protest after sustaining it for nearly seven weeks. According to a government letter, Qesser Zuhrah, who was among the first eight individuals to commence the hunger strike on 2 November,… Continue reading Third Palestine Action hunger striker on remand ends protest
Rob Brydon on his new series The Trip to the Northern Lights
Rob Brydon has offered insight into the latest chapter of his comedy series, The Trip, explaining how factors such as aging, chilly environments, and a heightened awareness of health have influenced the new journey. The six-episode installment, titled The Trip to the Northern Lights, marks a reunion with longtime collaborator Steve Coogan, bringing the two… Continue reading Rob Brydon on his new series The Trip to the Northern Lights
Bedwas cat poo row goes to high court after neighbours kick up a stink
A dispute involving cat excrement has escalated to the high court following a homeowner’s complaint about a neighbour’s cats allegedly defecating in his garden. Richard Williamson, who lives in Bedwas, raised concerns with Caerphilly council, emphasizing that while cats have the freedom to roam, this right does not extend to creating what he described as… Continue reading Bedwas cat poo row goes to high court after neighbours kick up a stink
Two Banksy artworks appear at Centre Point tower and Bayswater
In west London’s Bayswater area, a new mural attributed to the elusive street artist Banksy has recently emerged. The artwork shows two children lying on the ground, both dressed in winter attire, including coats, wellington boots, and bobble hats, with one child pointing upwards at the sky. This piece appeared on a wall above a… Continue reading Two Banksy artworks appear at Centre Point tower and Bayswater
Husband and 5 other men charged with sex offences against ex-wife
Philip Young, a 49-year-old man formerly from Swindon and now residing in Enfield, faces 56 charges relating to sexual offences spanning 13 years against his ex-wife, Joanne Young. These allegations include serious crimes such as rape and administering a substance with the intent to stupefy. In addition, he has been accused of voyeurism, possession of… Continue reading Husband and 5 other men charged with sex offences against ex-wife
Liberal Democrats write to human rights watchdog over election delays
The leader of the Liberal Democrats, Sir Ed Davey, has warned that nearly 10 million people in England might have their democratic right to vote taken away if proposed delays to certain local elections proceed. In a letter to the Equalities and Human Rights Commission (EHRC), he questioned whether the government’s handling of the elections… Continue reading Liberal Democrats write to human rights watchdog over election delays
Zendaya and Tom Holland in surprise Leicestershire curry house stop
A restaurant in Market Harborough, Leicestershire, recently welcomed an unexpected visit from Hollywood stars Tom Holland and Zendaya, leaving the staff “absolutely starstruck,” according to the establishment’s owner. Pradip Karanjit, who manages Everest Lounge on St Mary’s Road, revealed that the two actors dined at his fully booked restaurant while they were in the area… Continue reading Zendaya and Tom Holland in surprise Leicestershire curry house stop
Gun attacks on two homes linked to 'toxic world of drugs' – DUP MLA
Over the weekend, two gun attacks targeted separate houses in north Belfast, incidents that a Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) assembly member has linked to the destructive influence of drug-related activities. Brian Kingston spoke to BBC News NI, emphasizing that those responsible must stop harassing local residents. One of the shootings occurred on Saturday night at… Continue reading Gun attacks on two homes linked to 'toxic world of drugs' – DUP MLA
Remembering Dismaland – Banksy's dystopian theme park
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